"The University of Virginia" by Charles Smith

Including "The University of Virginia: Thirty-Two Woodcuts" by Charles W. Smith (torn dust jacket), several University of Virginia Directories (mostly 1950s and 60s), three Miss Charlottesville Pagean

William Bainter O'Neal. ''Charles Smith: Prints and Printmaking.'' Introduction by Frederick Doveton Nichols. The University of Virginia Press, 1958, Charlottesville, VA. Hardbound, signed by Smith

1955 second edition of Charles W. Smith's The University of Virginia with 32 Woodcuts, signed by the author, with an introduction by Virginius Dabney, published by The University of Virginia Press, Ch

Charles Smith served as chairman of the art department at the University of Virginia for many years. Signed lower right, minor creasing, staining, and discoloration, framed. Image: approx. 15 3/4" x 1

"Charles Smith Prints and Paintings" by William Bainter O'Neal, 1958, University of Virginia Press, Charlottesville, Virginia. Signed and dedicated with a sketch, possibly of himself, by artist Charle

Cypress wood Gigaku mask of old man. Edo period or earlier. This piece comes from the collection of Charles Smith, University of Washington.

"A Historical Map of Virginia" by artist Charles William Smith, (1893-1987, American,) copyrighted 1930 by Charles W. Smith, Offset lithography by Garrett & Massie, Inc., Richmond, Virginia. Copiously

Abstract watercolor / gouache on paper showing four cubist figures, by early abstract expressionist Charles William Smith. Signed lower right C. W. Smith. Born in Augusta County, Virginia, Smith spent

"Ancestors" by Virginia artist and printmaker Charles William Smith. Signed in pencil lower right. Frame, approx. 11" x 9". Plate, approx. 8 3/4" x 5 3/4". Born in Augusta County, Virginia, Smith spen

Ca. first half 19thC. Antique stoneware pitcher with cobalt blue floral decoration produced by Hugh Charles Smith or H.C. Smith in Alexandria Virginia. Marked "H. C. Smith, Alexa, D. C.". Fair overall

Abstract mixed media on paper by Charles W. Smith showing two robed figures. Signed lower left. Frame, approx. 27" x 21". Sight, approx. 18" x 12 1/2". Born in Augusta County, Virginia, Smith spent ti

Original gouache on paper showing six geese and a black bird by Charles W. Smith. No signature. Approx. 18 1/2" x 14 1/2", Sight approx. 10 1/2" x 7 1/4". Born in Augusta County, Virginia, Smith spent

Signed CW Smith '69, Smith 1922-2009 founded the Industrial Design program at the University of Washington. He taught there for over 40 years., width 15 inches, a few chips to paint

"A Charleston Window" wood block print by Charles W. Smith. Signed in the print lower left. Frame, approx. 18" x 14". Image approx. 8 1/2" x 7". Born in Augusta County, Virginia, Smith spent time as a

Fifteen Wedgwood Plates of University of Virginia Interest 20th Century together with two Royal Doulton ironstone cabinet plates featuring transfer-printed illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson; 17 ite

To include "The Animal Fare: A picture book for sophisticated adults and children" hardcover published 1962 by Garrett and Massie (Richmond, VA) and four hardcover copies of "The University of Virgini

"Twenty-four Woodcuts by Charles W. Smith" with an introduction by Herbert Ravenel Sass, published in 1933 by The Dale Press of Richmond, Virginia; with original dust jacket (some tears) and with deck

Wood block print by Charles W. Smith, "Crab Apples", c.1933. Signed in the print lower left. Frame, approx. 17" x 14". Image approx. 7 1/2" x 6". Born in Augusta County, Virginia, Smith spent time as

"Revivals of Religion" by Charles G. Finney, facsimile reprint of the author's lectures on revivals of religion, first published in 1835, Published by CBN University Press, Virginia Beach, VA, 1978. H

Abolitionist John Brown 3 Relics from His Execution A set of three relics from the execution of John Brown on December 2, 1859 at Charles Town, Virginia, recovered by Captain Richard Adams. The group

John Brown Coat Swatch Which Became Tangled with Noose. CAG Encapsulated. Swatch, .5" x .375", Charles Town, Virginia, December 2, 1859. The relic was recovered by Captain Richard Adams after the abol

Abolitionist John Brown Collection of 3 Relics From the Donald P. Dow Collection of Americana A collection of three relics from John Brown's execution on December 2, 1859, at Charles Town, Virginia. T

Strands from the Noose that Hung John Brown. CAG Encapsulated. Rope strands, Charles Town, Virginia, December 2, 1859. The relic was recovered by Captain Richard Adams after the abolitionist's hanging

John Brown's Coffin. CAG Encapsulated Wood Swatches. Wood Swatch, Charles Town, Virginia, December 2, 1859, with the largest splinter measuring .75" long. The relic was recovered by Captain Richard Ad