Weegee "Two Police Officers, Hudson River, New York, 1941" Print

Weegee was the pseudonym of Arthur Fellig (1899–1968), an American photographer and photojournalist, best known for his stark and gritty images capturing crime scenes and life in New York City durin

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK CERAMIC PITCHERS, LOT OF TWO, both with brown/sepia prints, having designs from the "Picturesque Views" series of the Hudson River, one with "Newbu

ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED AMERICAN VIEW HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK CERAMIC PLATES, LOT OF THREE, two with black and one with brown/sepia prints, having designs from the "Picturesque Views" series of the Hud

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK CERAMIC PLATTER, with brown/sepia print, having design from the "Picturesque Views" series of the Hudson River of "Little Falls at Luzerne" as mark

The Upper Hudson River Near Newburgh New York Artist: Chang Yee Print Type: Color Halftone Signed: In plate Dimensions: 8 3/4 x 5" Subjec

STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFER-PRINTED HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, all with brown/sepia prints, having designs from the "Picturesque Views" series of the Hudson River, including "Tro

15 UNFRAMED, MATTED PRINTS W/ARCHITECTURE, 3 ARE COLORED, INCLUDES HUDSON RIVER, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, ETC, LARGEST IS 16 1/2 IN X 13 1/2 IN INCLUDIG MAT

Hand Photographed photograph of a mustachioed police officer, probably New York City, late 19th century. Unsigned. 27" H x 23" W.

Set includes: Steam type engine with American style cow catcher and two passenger cars; No. 1200 New York Central & Hudson River Railway "New York" Baggage Car and No. 1201 New York Central & Hudson R

Books and other ephemera of New York and the Hudson River, including: Forest, Rock, and Stream by W. H. Bartlett and others, 1887; The Hudson by Benson J. Lossing; two copies of Hudson River Landings

FRAMED NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD PRINTDepicts a classic New York Central Railroad EMD E7A Diesel Locomotive pulling a passenger train along a body of water, believed to be the Hudson River

FRAMED HUDSON VALLEY PRINT TITLED *PALISADE ROCKS ON THE HUDSON RIVER, WEST BANK NEW YORK*, OVERALL DIMENSION W/ FRAME 14 1/2 IN X 11 1/2 IN

Private Collection 9.50" x 11.50" Attrib. with certificate Hopper was born in 1882 in Upper Nyack, New York, a yacht-building center on the Hudson River north of New York City. He was one of two child

The Palisades Rocks on the Hudson River West Bank New York George Oakley (1793-1869) Thomas Illman (d. 1859 or 60) Print Type: Engraving Date:

Three Walter L. Greene advertising prints created for the New York Central Railroad. The three prints are "In The Hudson River Valley" , Westward Bound in the Mohawk Valley, and Morning on the Mohawk.

Details: This lot includes two antique financial ledgers from New York Central Hudson River Railroad history. This ledger came from the estate of an Upstate New York history professor who built a spe

New York Town Provides for a Bastard Child In this document, two justices of the peace in Putnam County, New York, located between the Hudson River and the Connecticut border, order Harry Warren (1804

Oval Format with eglomise spandrel, depicting the two on silk with painted heads and hands, the gent substantially more detailed with an honest effort of portraiture; the remainder in silkwork, includ

James Crawford Thom (New Jersey/New York/England/France, 1835-1898) oil on board Hudson River School style landscape genre painting depicting two children, dressed in peasant style clothing, fishing i

541. STEAMING DOWN THE HUDSON SHIP DIORAMA | Models of two ships, New York Central System No. 3 and the Harbor Tug Sturdy, c. 1930, depicted on the Hudson River, model by Robert H. Mouat, scale 3/32.

CURRIER AND IVES NEW YORK SCENE PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, hand-colored lithographs on paper, including on example titled "Saratoga Springs" and the other titled "Sunnyside on the Hudson" (title obscured by

Entitled "Two Dancers" in seven colors. With a certificate of authenticity by The Print Club of New York. 91/200 Signed and entitled in pencil. 28 1/2"H. x 20"W

Two colored prints. John Stobart (Born 1929). New York, The Ship, “Henry B. Hyde Leaving Pier 20 “East River”. Pencil signed & numbered 342/750. Approx. 22” H x 28” W sight, 31” H x 37”

James Hope (Vermont/New York, 1818-1892). A Hudson River School oil on canvas titled "Twilight". It depicts a Native American figure sitting on a boulder by a lake with a nearby canoe, watching a beau