Armand Jamar (Belgian, 1870-1946)

Armand JAMAR (1870-1946) 'Tentation De Antoine' a painting, oil on canvas. 1949. . (45 x 37cm)

Armand JAMAR (1870-1946) 'Le Coup de Vent' oil on board. 1957. Signed and dated lower right. Titled on the reverse. Dimensions: (W:46 x H:38 cm)

Armand JAMAR (1870-1946) 'Storm coming' oil on canvas. Signed lower right. Dimensions: (W:75 x H:55 cm)

ca. 1939  artist's name printed in image; printed J. De Grève & Co. Brussels 39.25 x 24.5 in.

Alexander RothaugVienna 1870 - 1946 Vienna Reclining ladyOil on paper15.5 x 24 cmInscribed on the reverse "Rothaug Alexander Studie".

Aksel M Lassen (Denmark 1870 - 1946) Landscape, white birch forest scene. Oil on board. 24.5” x 22” overall, 16 x 13 inches site.

PILLSBURY, Arthur C. (1870-1946), photographer. The Burning of San Francisco. April 18, 06. View from St. Francis Hotel, No. 101. 1906. 40 3/4 x 7 1/2 in. (sight) silver gelatin photograph, housed in

Power O'Malley, portrait painting, Michael Augustine Power O'Malley (Irish/American, 1870-1946), Portrait of a Woman, 1912, oil on board, Raydon Gallery business card affixed verso, signed and dated l

Arthur Clarence Pillsbury (1870-1946 American) ''The Gates of Yosemite'' Orotone Photograph 20''x24'' Image. An impressive large goldtone landscape photo. Original Pillsbury's Pictures Inc. D'Orotone

Arthur Clarence Pillsbury (1870-1946 American) ''El Capitan'' Orotone Photograph 17''x14'' Image. An impressive large goldtone landscape photo. Original Pillsbury's Pictures Inc. D'Orotone Print label

Koho Shoda (Japanese, 1870-1946), Moonlit Sea (labeled by gallery Uyeno Park), A Country Scene, Married Rocks at Futamigaura, Uyeno Park (labeled by gallery Pagoda at Moonlight), woodblocks, approx. 9

Arthur Pillsbury (1870-1946). A gold-tone photograph titled "Gates of Yosemite", circa 1900. Pillsbury's Pictures Inc. San Francisco sticker verso. Image: 10-1/2in tall x 13-1/2in wide. | Philadelphia

Leonard Misonne (Belgian, 1870 - 1943). "Au coucher du soleil, Belgique". Original vintage photogravure. 1899. Printed 1905. Stamped with the photographer's name, verso. Edition unknown, presumed smal

Artist: Shoda Koho (1870-1946) Title: Boat at Night (sepia version) Series: Night Series Date: ca. 1930s Format: Chuban Size: 7.1 inches x 9.8 inches Shoda Koho was a Japanese artist associated with t

Published by Arthur C. Pillsbury (1870-1946) No. 100. 12 5/8 x 38 inches (overall)

Arthur Pillsbury (1870-1946). A gold-tone photograph titled "Sunshine through the Redwoods", circa 1914. In original wood frame. Pillsbury's Pictured Inc., San Francisco sticker on back. Image: 13-1/2

Kobayashi, Eijiro (Japanese, 1870-1946), Pagoda by Moonlight, woodblock, 9.5 x 7 inches (sight), stamped lower right, framed in a black wood frame measuring 17 x 14 inches, Provenance: Kabutoya Galler

This lovely woodblock print is from Japanese artist Kobayashi Eijiro (1870-1946.  This piece was published 1910-1930 and is called "High Bridge" from the Night Scenes Series.  Measures 7.5" x 10"

Belgian. 1946. Single sided tin (SST), embossed frame. Marked, "Taxe Payée Brux. 1/138/1946" and "Et.s J. B. Gabriels Bruxelles" lower edge. Excellent condition. Probably new old stock. 13"

LOT (2) JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS INCLUDING KOHO (1870-1946), "A BRIDGE IN THE RAINY SEASON", FRAMED AND GLAZED-14 1/2 X 9 1/2" AND ANOTHER, FRAMED AND GLAZED-11 X 14 1/2"

Four stamped Shin-Hanga Japanese woodblock prints circa 1904, 1935. Three by Eijiro Kobayashi (Japan, 1870-1946) titled 'Moonlit Beach 1904', 'Night Ride', and 'Moonlight River II'. The other by Takah

(Lot of 4) Japanese four woodblock prints: Kobayashi Kiyoshika (1870-1946), 'Rainy Day at Kudan'; Shoda Koho ( 1871?-1946?), 'Moonlit Sea'; Kobayashi Eijiro (1870-1946), 'Evening Cool on Sumida'; Arai

Alexander Rothaug,( Austria 1870-1946). A fine etching, titled "Sysyphos". Signed in plate. Presented in fine gilt edged matt and frame, under glass. Measures: H 21" x W 14" Sight: 5 1/4" x 3 3/4"

Shoda Koho (Japanese, 1870-1946) woodblock print titled "Black Cat at Night" from the "Japanese Scenes on Tanzaku" series, originally published by Hasegawa Shoten, Tokyo, circa 1920-29. Depicts a nigh