John William Schofield watercolor Coastal Fishing with

John Whorf (1903-1959) watercolor on paper, fishing boat heading to sea, signed lower left, John Whorf. Image 14” x 20.5”, Overall in frame 25.75” x 32”.

William Wyld (1806-1889) British, a pair of watercolour views of coastal scenes, signed and dated 1876, each 12" (30cm) diameter, (2).

John Shapland (1865-1929), English School, Watercolour laid on board, Harbour Scene, A coastal village with sailing boats and fishing boats, Signed lower left. Approx. 11'' x 18 1/4''

John William Upham (1772-1828, UK) framed and matted watercolor titled "A View of Cerne, Abbey, Dorset" dated 1802 with Gallery label "Colnaghi". 11" x 13" ss / 18" x 20" oa

John Pellew, Watercolor Fishing Boats Gloucester Harbor. Watercolor painting, signed: Pellew; Original framing. size: 10.5x14 image, 16.25x20.25 outside frame. ASKart: John Clifford Pellew (1903 - 199

Jim Highes 1929-2010 American, Watercolor Painting Coastal Fishing Wharf. size: 14 x 21 matte, 22.75 x 29.25 outside frame. ASKart: James E. Hughes (1929 - 2010) was active/lived in Maine, Massachuset

Vintage Watercolor Coastal Landscape, Fishing Boats on Lake. size: 13.5 x 9.5 matte, 21 x 17 outside frame

John Alonzo Williams- Landscape of Village- watercolor on paper, 1924, signed and dated John Alonzo Williams, '24; along with an attributed watercolor of figures walking in a park. 15 1/4 x 19''; 15 1

Steel engraving. 10 1/4 x 13 3/4 in. A steel engraving made after the artist’s father John William Hill’s watercolor Croton on Hudson, also on offer in this auction, the piece depicts the

John William Hill watercolor, 19th century(Amer). Watercolor: 20"x 14" in a frame: 27.5"x 21.5".

ARTIST: John William Hill (New Jersey, California, 1836 - 1928) NAME: Mountain Landscape with Cottage YEAR: 1870 MEDIUM: watercolor on paper CONDITION: Excellent. Some age toning. Framed under glass.

John Hare 1908-1978, Watercolor painting, Fishing Shack on Pier. Signed. Well listed American artist. Framed. Size: 13x19 image, 19.5x25.5 outside frame.. ASKart: John Cuthbert Hare (1908 - 1978) was

Framed John Marin watercolor depicts fishing village. Signed "Marin 33". Framed dimensions are 20.25 wide x 17.25" high; artwork measures 12.25" wide x 10.25" high. AS-FOUND ESTATE CONDITION. Please u

Original Coastal Watercolor. Fishing Boat and Dock. Signed "Beardsley". Professionally framed and double matted. In frame measures 24"x28"x2". Weight 7 pds 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC E

John Whorf. American (1903-1959) Watercolor on paper "Trout Fishing" Signed lower right. 16 in x 24.5 in (image) 24.5 in x 34.75 in (framed.

Signed l.r. RDA#24167 Bin#87 Sight size: 13-1/2"h x 16-1/2"w

DESCRIPTION: John William Salter (BRITISH 1825-1891) Watercolor on paper painting depicting a seascape with various sailing vessels and three figures admiring from a craggily rock shoreline. Signed (L

John William VAWTER (1871-1941) American Watercolor. 31 x 39 5/8 in framed. 18 1/2 x 27 1/2 in unframed.Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIO

John William Beatty (1869 - 1941) Watercolor on paper, Signed Lower Left, Measures (4 x 6 inches) w/frame ( 13 x 15 inches) John William Beatty (AKA: J.W. Beatty) was a painter, printmaker and educato

John William Casilear (1811 - 1893) Watercolor on paper , Monogram Signed , measures 7" x 11" , w/frame 14" x 18"

John William Hill (1812 - 1879) Watercolor on Paper , Signed , measures , 7" x 8" , w/frame 9.5" x 8"

Coastal Fishing Shack watercolor marine landscape signed Lee Coburn, a Massachusetts artist. This is one of many small New England landscape studies by Coburn, from a portfolio dating from around 1960

Hubert John Williams (English, 1905-1989) watercolor depicting a landscape with a cathedral or castle in the background, signed with stamp lower right, bearing identifying label verso. Provenance: Phy

This watercolor seascape shows a typical fishing shack scene from the New England coast. In the background is a fishing pier and a flock of sea gulls. The painting is signed Lee Coburn, a Massachusett