2 Barry Reid woodcuts

Barney Reid (1913-1992) Untitled- 2 woodblocks, 1 signed and inscribed 'Prison (?) Series' in pencil on mat. 6 x 4'' ea.

Made in 2006, Schroon Lake, NY, yellow birch frame, walnut seat, apple, maple & ash rungs. 33" tall x 13 1/2" seat height.

Charles Turzak (American 1899-1986)- ''Methodist Temple, Chicago''; ''Chicago Water Tower''- 2 woodcuts, 1929, 1940, 'Methodist...' signed, titled and numbered 22/50, '..Water Tower' from an edition o

Fred Becker (2) woodcut prints, Fred Becker (American, 1913-2004), "John Henry's Death" and "Lord, My Burden", c. 1937, woodcuts on paper, each pencil signed "F. Becker" lower right, one stamped "Fede

Jessie Jo Eckford (American 1895-1941)- ''Hugh's Place on the Bay''; ''Drawing Nets''- 2 woodcuts, 1930, 1935, each signed, titled and dated in pencil, 'Hugh's Place..' with paper toning and diagonal

Margaret Whittemore (American 1897-1983)- ''Old Castle, Baldwin, Kansas''; ''Block House - Fort Hays''- 2 woodcuts in colors, each signed and titled in pencil, 'Old Castle...' with paper loss upper le

Charles Surendorf- ''Sonora Way''; ''Twin Peaks - San Francisco''- 2 woodcuts, both signed and titled in pencil, very good condition; together with a linocut- ''Linoleum Block Prints - cover page. 5 1

2 woodcuts, Johann Georg Muller, "Die Uhr", woodcut 1957, 14.75" by 19" & portrait of a woman in black & white, 1957, 25.25" by 19 5/8" (15.5" by 12"

A group of two Stevan Dohanos (American, 1907-1994) woodcuts. ++ Untitled. Woodcut. Signed l.r. Editioned l.l. 22/50, both in pencil. Plate size: 3 1/2" x 1 3/4". Sheet size: 8 1/2" x 6 3/4". ++ Untit

Helen West Heller (American 1872-1955)- ''Cider Press''- 2 woodcuts, 1939, both signed, titled and dated in pencil, numbered #53 and #59 in pencil, faint toning in margins. 6 1/2 x 11 1/4'' ea.

Jessie Jo Eckford (American 1895-1941)- ''Uncle Ben''; ''The Linesman''- 2 woodcuts, 1934, 1932, each signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil, light paper toning and some spots of foxing in margi

Two woodcuts from Weird Tales, dated 1954, numbered 1/100. Lee Coye, born in Syracuse, New York, is best known as an illustrator and painter. Coye's fame as an illustrator of the macabre developed as

Albert Abramovitz (American 1879-1963)- ''Worker with Drill''; ''Metro Construction I, Moscow''- 2 woodcuts, each signed and titled in pencil, 'Worker..' with ink stain in lower right corner of margin

Frank Eckmair (American, 1930-2012), (2) woodcuts on paper, "Public Landing", ed 69/210; "Winterscape", ed 72/250, each pencil signed, original AAA certificates, 11" x 8-5/8" image, 15-1/2" x 12" shee

Holocaust. Pieśń ujdzie cało (The song will go away) by Michal M.Borwicz, illust.:2 woodcuts, photos, drawings, 1st ed., 1947, in Polish Antologia wierszy o Żydach pod okupacją niem

2 woodcuts, Hope Merryman, "The Cock Fight" 16.5" by 29" & "Mother & Child", 21" by 14.75", both signed, titled & numbered in pencil.

Hiroyuki Tajima (Japanese, 1911-1984). 2 woodcuts. Small Shrine, signed, titled, dated '64 and with additional notations in Japanese in pencil in the lower margin, 10 1/2" x 9" (with frame 21 3/8" x 1

Harvey G. Prusheck (American 1887-1940)- Street Scenes- 2 woodcuts, both signed in pencil, mat burn, some foxing. 4 1/2 x 3 3/4''; 5 1/2 x 4 3/4''

2 woodcuts, Johann Georg Muller, "Gewitter", holzschnitt, 1970, 19 3/8" by 24.75" & "Wind", woodcut 1970, 20" by 25.25" ( 12" by 15.5"

Thomas Elsner- ''The Tour''; Leona Pierce- ''Deep Sea''- 2 woodcut in colors, both signed and titled in pencil, mat burn. 20 x 22 3/4''; 12 x 25''

Thomas and Ruth Lowinsky (2) woodcuts, circa 1924, Eric Gill, England, nicely framed and matted. Woodcuts measure 12" x 8.5", the frames measure 15" x 12". Limited Edition number 204 of 480 printed, i

Orientalist desert scene with figures; together with landscape with evergreens and mountains, both on paper, both signed lower right. Largest frame: 15.25 X 20.75".

Orientalist harbor scene with figures; together with landscape with evergreens and birds, both on paper, both signed lower right. Frames: 16 X 17.5".

Moser, Barry (American, born 1940), 2 prints from Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There: Leg of Mutton and Alice in Chair Reverse, circa 1982, wood engravings, 8 × 6.5 inches and 11.25