Ethiopian Painting, Solomon, Queen Of Sheba & Menelik

Ethiopian Story Painting, colorful, oil on canvas, forty-four panels, depict the story of King Solomon and Queen Sheba and the bringing of the Ark of the Covenant to Ethiopia, each with text, unframed

Ethiopian Coptic Painting, depicting the story of King Solomon and The Queen of Sheba, oil on canvas mounted on cardboard. 31 x 53 in. Note: the painting pulls easily off the backing board, so shippin

**First Time At Auction** Africa, Ethiopia, 20th century. A mesmerizing painting of Ethiopian Christian scenes related to the story of the visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon, the subsequent b

Ethiopian sequential painting on cotton duck of King Solomon and Queen Makeda at Axum. C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 31 x W 56.5"; E289

Ethiopian sequential painting on cotton duck of King Solomon and Queen Makeda visiting the obelisks at Axum. C. 20th. c.; Dimensions: H 34" x W 57"; E252

Good Ethiopian sequential painting on cotton duck of Queen Makeda and King Solomon at the obelisks at Axum. C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 40" x W 65"; E228

Fine Ethiopian sequential painting on cotton duck of Queen Makeda and King Solomon at the obelisks of Askum. C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 40" x W 65"; E235

Mystery Artist (American, 20th Century, or possibly earlier). An original mixed media painting on paper. Paint, graphite, and other elements. Titled, "Solomon, Act I From the Queen of Sheba by Karl Go

Ethiopian painting on cotton duck of Queen Makeda and King Solomon at the obelisks of Askum. C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 40" x W 65"; E239

An antique Northern European oil on canvas, probably Dutch. Depicting the Queen of Sheba before Solomon. Unsigned. Lined; craquelure overall; vertical streaks at the far-right side, also likely retouc

Ethiopian sequential painting on cotton duck of the Queen Makeda and King Solomon. C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 33.25" x W 56"; E238

Biblical print "Solomon and Queen of Sheba", by Gustave Doré & Barbang, c.19th Century; image size: 19.6 x 24.4cm. Top-left corner damaged + a few tiny edge tears. Product Tags: French, Holylandish A

This is an original piece of African art, a visual narrative of the story of King Solomon and Queen of Sheba. The imperial family of Ethiopia claims its origin directly from the offspring of the Queen

Abraham Haba - Song of Songs Micrography, Ink on Paper. King Solomon and Queen of Sheba. Signed and dated. Micrography: 17x19cm. Sheet: 20.5x29cm.

Group of Biblical characters King Solomon, the Queen of Sheba, Sarah, Abraham, Rachel, Joseph Prince of Egypt, Rebecca and Naomi.

Marc Chagall 1887-1985 (Russian, French) La Reine de Seba / King Solomon Greets the Queen of Sheba 1958, From bible 1931-1939 Hand-painted etching signed lower right, numbered '91/100' lower left Prin

Circus print, "Ringling Bros Solomon and the Queen of Sheba", copyright 1914, Strobridge Litho Co.-Cinc & NY, outstanding graphics w/great color, Exc cond in metal frame, 40"H x 30"W.

Title: Hendrick van Balen Watercolor (after Giulio Romano & Polidoro da Caravaggio) Artist: Hendrick van Balen Description: "Solomon and the Queen of Sheba" Medium: Water color & Ink Date/Period: 1575

Ethiopian King and Queen Gouache Painting. Signed Amharic Hebrew Religious, Heavy Paper, Framed. size: 5 x 7, outside of frame 11 x 12.5

Northern European Embroidered Wool Panel Depicting a Biblical Scene, 17th century. Likely depicting the Queen of Sheba before King Solomon; mounted to cotton-wrapped board for display. Provenance: Acq

Ethiopian painting on cotton duck of the Battle of Adwa between Ethiopia and Italy 1896 with King Menelik II. C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 32.5" x W 55.5 "; E237

Ethiopian Folk Sequential painting on canvas depicting scene from the life of King Solomon, with descriptive Ethiopian text. Freehand canvas painting, some graphite in margins for tracing by artist. 2

Ethiopian painting on cotton duck of the Battle of Adwa between Ethiopia and Italy 1899 led by King Menelik II (top center). C. 20th c.; Dimensions: H 42" x W 65"; E282

A late 19th century photogravure plate,  'The Queen of Sheba's Visit to King Solomon', after Poynter, published Thomas Lunn & Co, 1892, 59 x 83 cm