Attr. Augustus Vincent Tack (American, 1870-1949)

Augustus Vincent Tack (American, 1870-1949) Deposition (The Descent from the Cross) oil on panel signed lower left 11 3/4" x 18" Provenance: Owings-Dewey Fine Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico (label verso) S

Augustus Vincent Tack (American 1870-1949) Portrait of a Gentleman resembeling Sigmund Freud oil on canvas affixed to board 43 x 32" signed upper right

Oil on wood panel. Portrait of an unidentified subject. 11.5" X 15"

Three watercolor wall designs, "Wisdom & Understanding." Augustus Vincent Tack (1870 - 1949), unsigned, from the Phillips Museum Collection sold Christies East, Sept. 21, 1995.. Sights 18" x 22".

IN A PINK DRESS WITH PARASOL; OIL ON CANVAS 18 1/2" X 15"; 2 REPAIRS TO CANVAS AND SOME PAINT FLAKING AS SEEN IN PHOTOS ; NY/MA 1870-1949

(American, 1870-1949) appears to be unsigned, though the initial "C" is visible to the left of the sitter, in a Newcomb Macklin frame Overall: 35"h x 29"w Sight: 29"h x 23-1/2"w

AUGUSTUS VINCENT TACK Child Collecting Flowers. Oil on canvas, circa 1900. 1045x635 mm; 41x25 inches. Signed in oil, lower right recto. Provenance: Private collection, Massachusetts. Scenes of childre

Augustus Vincent Tack Theater View (Decorative Panel) oil on wood15 h × 30 w in (38 × 76 cm)

Designed by Sara Sax ( American, 1870 - 1949 ). Considered by collectors as one of the very best artists to have decorated at Rookwood Pottery. Manufacturer : Rookwood Pottery Company ~ Ohio ~ 1880 -

(American, 1870-1949) Portrait of a Young Boy, unsigned, oil on canvas, 25 x 20 in.; period carved gilt wood frame, 30 x 24-3/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

Henry Salem Hubbell, painting, Henry Salem Hubbell (American, 1870-1949), "Augustine", oil on cardboard or board, signed "Henry Salem Hubbell" lower right, 9.5"l x 7.25"w (sight), matted and framed un

SARA SAX (AMERICAN, 1870-1949) FOR ROOKWOODBoth American, 1899, ceramic. Double-handled vase having "RP" with thirteen (13) flames, shape 77A, and artist's initials all to underside and five

Original Illustration Art by Edmund Frederick (American, 1870-1949) Untitled (Depicting a lady reclining and reading a letter while a servant approaches), 1911, ink wash and chalk drawing, signed and

Edward Langley (American, 1870-1949), Breaking Tide, watercolor, signed faintly lower right, sight: 8"h x 10"w, overall (with frame): 14.75"h x 16.5"w

Henry Salem Hubbell (American, 1870-1949) "Portrait of Chief Justice Harlan Stone," oil on canvas. Size: 30'' x 24'', 76 x 61 cm (board); 38'' x 32'', 97 x 81 cm (frame).

Edward Langley (American/British, 1870-1949), Winter Scene, 1939, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, canvas: 22"h x 28"w, overall (with frame): 27"h x 32.5"w. Provenance: Estate of Edan Milt

James Vincent Capua, American, b. 1949, Ships of the U.S, O/C, signed and dated lower right," J. V. Capua, 1980, on verso: "Ships of the U.S. ...this painting is illustrated in the ASMA / Peabody Muse

Henry George Keller (American,Cleveland School 1870-1949)"You Name It", oil on canvasboard, unsigned, verso bearing label from the Baldwin College Dept. of Art, gift of Henry G. Keller 48.74. sight si

Vincent Falsetta (American B.1949) #33, circa 1979 Acrylic on paper 31" x 43 3/4"

Three Piece Lot of Austin Augustus Turner (American, 1831 - 1870), photo lithographs of houses, to include "Woodcliff, Residence of A.C. Richards, Fort Washington, 1860", and "Residence of John J. Her

Watercolor on paper. Signed and attributed to Robert Loughlin (American, 1949-2011) on lower right corner. 29.5 x 21 cm (11.6 x 8.3 inches) Robert Loughlin was born in Alameda, California, on a Naval

Collection of three lithograph prints by Maxfield Parrish (American, 1870 - 1966). "Daybreak" (ca. 1922), "Stars" (ca. 1926), and "Hilltop Farm, Winter" (ca.1949). Daybreak is Parrish's most famous an

A SEVEN STEP STAINED CHERRY LIBRARY LADDER, POSSIBLY AMERICAN, CIRCA 1870-1880, the stationary ladder with brown naugahyde upholstered steps, trimmed with brass head tacks, scroll saw cut details, peg

Attributed to George Augustus Baker, Jr., N.A. (American 1821-1880), early 19th century oil on canvas depicting a portrait of Mrs. Boynton C. Ricknap, Jr., wearing a crimson shawl, apparently unsigned