A Children's Card Game, Oil on Canvas

Gaetano Bellei (Italian, 1857-1922), Untitled (The Card Game), oil on canvas, signed lower left, gallery label (Folman Gallery, Bronxville, New York) affixed verso, canvas: 20.5"h x 28"w, overall (wit

"The Losing Hand", a melodramatic scene of a card game, oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated 1850, with stencil verso "Prepared by Theo. Kelley, Wooster St., New York", in later gold frame, OS:

Lot 82 Dutch School (18th Century) A Card Game oil on canvas 15 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches Provenance: Estate of Judge Davis Norton and Florence Edelstein

Beautiful painting of a card game with animals in a barn by German artist Meno Muhlig (1823-1873). Sight Size H 26" W 20"

Mann, Robert (Canadian-American, 1924-2011). The Card Game. Circa 1960-65. Oil on canvas painting. A group of six men and women play cards in a parlor. One of the women looks away from the table, the

19th Century oil on canvas, Children - "Game Time", 11-1/2 in. x 9-1/2 in.

G. PISTORI (Italian 19th century) "A Game of Cards" Oil on canvas. Including frame: 34 1/4 x 53 inches. Signed lower right: G. Pistori; with partial label verso top stretcher bar. From a private colle

Herbert Carmichael (Gustave Schmalz) (1856-1935) Herbert Carmichael (Gustave Schmalz) (1856-1935) The card game signed 'H Carmichael' l.l., oil on canvas 51.5 x 62.5cm Condition Report: overall: 61 x

Hermann Bethke, German (1825 - 1895) Oil on Canvas "Card Game, 1872" Signed and Dated Lower Right. Measures 24" x 29-1/2', frame measures 32" x 41-1/2". Condition: Some small paint loss, craquelure or

Eugenio Zampighi (Italian 1859-1944) "A Game of Cards" Oil on Canvas. H 13", W 19", "A GAME OF CARDS" A charming couple enjoying each other while playing a game of cards. Signed upper left and framed.

Not visibly signed. From a New York, NY estate. - Dimensions: 28" high x 36" wide.

EUGENIO EDOUARDO ZAMPIGHIItaly, 1859-1944Interior scene of people playing a card game. Signed lower right "E. Zampighi".Oil on canvas, 12" x 16". Framed 17" x 21.5". Dimensions: Oil on canvas, 12" x 1

Oil on canvas. In ornate frame of two young men playing cards while one is cheating. Unsigned. Damage to two corners of frame. 29 x 39 sight.

(Haitian, c.1920/22-2016). Oil on canvas, signed "S.E. Bottex, Capt Haitien" lc, 20 x 24 in., unframed.

19th century oil on canvas of 5 men in a corridor smoking pipes and playing a card game. Some losses to gilt frame. Very small paint loss on central left. Signed in initials "SB". Sight: 12" x 15". Fr

oil on canvas; possibly signed lower right; Provenance: from the Estate of Geoffrey Swaebe, American Ambassador to Belgium ; purchased from Abell Auction Co., February 13, 2005 [Lot 147]; Condition: r

Oil on canvas, untitled, children playing cards with boy of course cheating. Signed lower right. Housed in beautiful carved frame. Sight 24" H x 30" W. Frame 32-1/2" H x 38" W.

European Oil on Canvas, Ca. Late 18th C., a Game of Cards, H 10.75" W 14" | Unsigned European oil on canvas. Two boys playing a game of cards as another boy looks on. Having a giltwood and gesso frame

(After) Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) Oil on Canvas Undated, spuriously signed lower right, depicting the moments after a shootout during a game of cards, inspired by 'A Misdeal' from 'Draw

Ludovic (Louis Hippolyte) Mouchot (France, 1846-1893) oil on canvas genre painting depicting a group of figures, in renaissance attire, gathered in an interior playing a game of dice around a card tab

Oil on canvas, framed. Featuring domestic scene of mother and children with an elderly woman in the background. Signed illegibly on the lower left corner. Card affixed to verso reads "Joseph Clark 183

Anatoly Metlan (Ukrainian, born 1964). An original oil painting on canvas. Titled, "Engaging Game." A figural group genre painting produced in the modern Impressionist style depicting male card player

Framed oil painting on canvas, Cards & Musketeers, unsigned, likely based upon a similar 1861 painting "A Game of Piquet" by Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier ( French, 1815-1891), currently at the Nationa

Barry Leighton Jones (1932 - 2011) United Kingdom England. Original oil on canvas painting. Housed in a gold gilt frame. Depicts a snow winter scene on Waterloo Road in London with children and a dog.