Charles Henry White, St. Eustache, Liseux, Etching

Charles Henry White (American 1878 - 1918) signed etching. Signed "White imp - 3 - " in red pencil, lower right. "First state" in red pencil lower left. Titled "East River Bridge II" in pencil lower r

Collection of etching includes Middle Alley Philadelphia by Earl Horter, (2) by John Mcgrath (one with small hole) other titled The Harbor St. Tropez, and Notre Dame Cathedral by Charles Meryon.

Oil on board, circa 1905. Signed. Framed. Image size, 7L x 5H.

"Madison Gardens" c.1905 by Charles Henry White(Canadian 1878-1918). Dimensions without frame: 8.5" x 7", with frame: 15" x 13". Paul Magriel Collection, provenance.From the Estate of James Kingsland,

Charles H. White (1878-1919) Street Scene etching, 1913, signed and dated in pencil.   6 3/4 x 8"

Charles H. White (American 1878-1918)- ''Chestnut Street, Salem''- etching, c. 1907, signed and titled in pencil, 3rd state. 8 3/16 x 6 9/16''

CHARLES WHITE (American, 1918ñ1979), "Cat's Cradle," 1972, etching on cream wove paper, plate: 23.375 x 26.5 inches; sight: 24.875 x 28 inches; overall with frame: 35.5 x 38.5 inches, pencil sign

Charles White (American 1918-1979), "Sara," 1969, zinc etching on paper, artist proof, titled "Sara" at lower left, signed and dated at lower right, having a Forum Gallery NY label en verso. Note: The

Charles White pencil signed & numbered etching 54/125; 1967 - 7 1/2" x 11" paper size (some discoloration to 1/4" band across top)

Charles Herbert Woodbury (1864 - 1940) 'St. Thomas' artist's proof etching, pencil signed lower left, titled verso, framed and matted. Measures: 9 1/2" x 11 1/2" sight, 16" x 18" overall.

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Morris Henry Hobbs (American, 1892-1967), Old Maison St., New Orleans, Etching, pencil signed lower right, title

Etching titled "St. Charles Bridge, Prague" by Austrian artist Luigi Kasimir (1881-1962). Pencil signed lower middle. Fair overall condition, with discoloration, shown tears bottom, toning, damage to

Original etching entitled "Charles St. and St. Philip St. N. O. La." and signed in pencil below image by Allen Philbrick, (1879-1964,) showing an early twentieth century New Orleans street scene with

Charles Henry Lerrigo, 1872-1955, was an American doctor and writer. The lot includes five original black and white photographs: a black boy, a small girl on a swing, a row of motorcycles, and two pic

Early 20th Century Pittsburgh Topographical Etching School, (possibly Charles White or Louise Boyer), Point Bridge and Houseboats at The Point, circa 1920, etching, 2 x 3 inches, signed indistinctly i

Black & white etching of a smiling Charles Lindbergh0, trial proof dated May 27,1927. Dedication reads: 'To the Brooklyn Museum with compliments from the artist', signed: Hoppe (?). Condition commensu

Luigi Kasimir (Austrian, 1881-1962), "St. Charles Bridge, Prague," color etching, pencil signed lower center, overall (with frame): 40"h x 34"w

Lot 172 Henry Pitz American (1895-1976) The White Bird Passes, ten (10) etchings etching each signed, each from an edition of 25 each plate: 12 x 15 1/4 inches Provenance: Jules Perel Collection

Charles White1918-1979untitled, Head of a Woman III1979 (printed in 1984)etching in brown ink11 7/8 x 12 7/8estate stamped signature, numbered in pencil 48/80An example of this image is in the c

Etching, "Eight Bells", printed from Winslow Homers original etched plate by Charles White in 1941 for the Metropolitan Museum of art, 19.25" by 25" (plate size)

Henry Dawson (British, 1811-1878). St Paul's from the River Thames. Antique etching on wove paper after the original painting by master engraver W. A. Reid. Year: 1902. Signed in the plate. Condition:

Charles Henry Lerrigo, 1872-1955, was an American doctor and writer. The lot includes one colored and three black and white photographs. Images include a male portrait, a shadow cast by a soccer playe

Henry Aiken (British, 1785-1851) Group of Six Color Etchings. Together with four black and white etchings

Charles Henry Gifford Massachusetts, 1839-1904 Depicts two peaches on a white table top bathed in warm light. Gifford was the son of a ship carpenter, entering the trade only to abandon it to join the