Chuck Walker, (American, 20th century), Summer Cityscap

Bart Walker (American, 20th Century) End of Winter, 2009 oil on board signed B. Walker (lower right); signed, titled and dated (verso) 7 x 10 inches Property from the Collection of Hope Connors Proven

DESCRIPTION: An oil on canvas painting by Bart Walker, titled "Sunday Stroll" depicts a winter landscape with snow covered road leading to village with barn houses, trees, and horses. Signed lower rig

Ken Stark (American, 20th Century) Summer Ride. Oil on canvas, signed LL Sight: 19.5" x 31.5"

Barvo Walker (American, 20th century) North American Moose, 1986 edition 9/1000, bronze inscribed Barvo and dated (base) Height 10 1/4 x length 9 3/4 x depth 5 1/2 inches Estimate $ 400-600

Chuck Walker (20th Century) Self Portrait, 1987. Oil on canvas, signed, dated and inscribed on the reverse 'C. Walker, Chicago, Oct. 20, 1987' Canvas: 39" x 29" Frame: 46.25" x 36.25"

H. WalkerAmerican, 20th centuryUntitled, 1972BronzeSigned and dated near the base. Full figure of a Native American man looking skyward with knife and scalp in hand, mounted to a wooden base.7 in. (17

Lionel Walker (American 20th c.)- Public Aid- oil on canvas, 1974, signed L. Walker 74 lower right, signed, titled and dated verso, framed, very good condition. 24 x 18''

Lionel Walker (American 20th c.)- On The Corner- oil on canvas, 1974, signed L. Walker 74 lower right, framed, very good condition. 16 x 12''

John Walker, American, 20th C.,Quadrant Study#1, graphite over collage, floated mount (JDUN6100) {MM} Dimensions: 17 x 21 .5, framed 25 1/2 x 29 1/2

Walker (American, 20th c.) Mixed media with black plastic banana forms mounted on peach colored canvas signed 'Walker', (artist unknown), titled 'Talk of the Town'. A great piece of American pop art.

TAD Spurgeon (American 20th c ) Summer Landscape oil on paper signed TAD 15 x 28" 23 x 35" as framed

Adelie Landis Bischoff (American, 20th century), "Summer," 1963, oil on panel, signed lower right, panel: 8.25"h x 10.75"w, overall (with frame): 14"h x 16.25"w. Provenance: Private collection of comp

JOHN SAYERS (American 20th century) "Summer Picnic" Oil on board. 18 x 24 inches; Frame: 21 3/4 x 28 1/8 inches. Signed lower left: Sayers.

Zach Hams (American, 20th century), "Summer Survival," 2010-2013, oil linen, masonite and wood, signed, titled and dated verso, gallery label (Zach Fever, NY, NY) affixed verso, overall: 24"h x 34"w

Jay (JD) Wilson American, (20th century) Summer's Illusion # 5, ca.1970 carved wood mirror sculpture inscribed signature on left side of panel, titled verso. One mirror section is missing. Wilson was

American, 20th Century, Summer Landscape In Blue And Green, Oil On Board, Inscribed And Dated Lower Right To Miss Frances... 1949, 18 X 24 Inches, Giltwood Frame 23.5 X 30.5 X 2 Inches. See Photos For

William Fellini (American, 20th Century), Summer Gleaners, 1942, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, overall (with frame): 25.5"h x 29.5"w

Deb Witte (American, 20th century) "Summer Trees", acrylic on aluminum. Ht: 24" Wd: 48"

Marti Walker (American, 20th century), Grand Island Bend, 2005, pastel on paper, signed lower right, overall (with frame): 35.25"h x 43.25"w

Ed Morgan (American, 20th century), "Summer Maidens," 1995, mixed media on paper, pencil signed and dated lower right, titled lower left, edition III/IV, sheet: 11"h x 15"w, overall (with frame): 23"h

Stephen McMillan (American, 20th century), "Summer Fog," 1990, etching, pencil signed, titled, and dated, overall (with frame): 12.5"h x 14.5"w

Carol J. Walker (American, 20th Century to present). A black and white photographic art print on paper. A wildlife artwork depicting black and white Andalusian horses. Artist signed to lower right. Pr

Hepost (American, 20th century), "Summer Pasture," monotype, pencil signed lower right, titled lower left, COA affixed verso, overall (with frame): 42.5"h x 36"w

DESCRIPTION: Chuck Dodson ceramic carved figural bust depicting a women with detailed hair and facial features. Signed: "Dodson" at front base. Displayed on wood pedestal. CIRCA: Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN