Clark- Gunner's Dawn

Clark, Roland, ''Gunner's Dawn'', Derrydale Pres, 1937, 125pp, with original etching signed in pencil, five color plates and 14 black and white, inscribed on frontis 'To A Mighty Hunter on His Birthda

A Miscellaneous Collection of Seventy-Five Hardbound and Paperback Fiction/Literature Books, Including Roland Clark's 'Gunner's Dawn' (New York: Derrydale Press, 1937) and Gordon Grand's 'The Southbor

[Sporting] [Derrydale Press, The] Clark, Roland Gunner's Dawn New York, 1937. #8/50 copies of the De Luxe edition with hand-colored etched frontispiece, signed by Clark, and with his signature on half

Gunner's Dawn by Roland Clark. Inscribed by the author on half-title page. Numbered '29' of 950 copies. The Derrydale Press, New York. Illustrated. 125 pp. Red covers with gilt lettering and design. M

Irene Siegel Untitled (two works) USA, 1979pastel on paper3 h x 4 w in (8 x 10 cm) Signed, inscribed and dated to both elements 'For Walter 1979 Irene Siegel'. Provenance:

Joseph Kazminsky Lion Named Louis USA, 1969pine, bronze, walnut5 h x 16 w x 5.5 d in (13 x 41 x 14 cm) Provenance: Walter and Dawn Clark Netsch, Chicago Exhibited:

Gunner's Glory Untold Stories of Marine Machine Gunners 2004 Ballantine hardback. Johnnie Clark. Ballantine, 1904. Later. Signed and inscribed by author. Jacket present, with no significant shelfwear.

PBY BLISTER GUNNER, RESCUE RABAUL 1944, giclee print, estate stamped and dated 2002 in pencil on verso, blind stamp lower left, image 27 ¼ x 26”, sheet 31 ¼ x 32 ¾”. From the collection of Laur

AURORE (DAWN) (P.32), 1899, color lithograph, signature and date in the design, published by La Plumb, printed by F. Champenois sheet reduced to 18 ½ x 35 ¼” and mounted to card, frame

DAWN #3, oil painting on canvas, a signature not found, 34 x 54”, frame 34 ¾ x 54 ¾”. Provenance: Exhibited Indianapolis Museum of Art, Painting & Sculpture Today 1978, June 15th

DAWN, color lithograph on wove paper, signed in pencil, Roman numbered L/L (50/50), sheet 26 x 19 1/4", published by Transworld Art with their blind stamp lower left.

Japanese wood block print titled Dawn at Takegawa of Japan Alps by Ito Takashi. Measures approximately 15x19.5x1 approximately. Sight is 9x13.5 inches.

Butterfly Art By Dawn Wolfe. Approximately 41.25 x 23.25 x 1.375 in.

Vintage Polar Star Wool Blanket. Tag Reads "Polar Star A Golden Dawn Blanket 100% Virgin Wool." Approximately 78.0L x 65.0W in.

Dawn Wolfe, Geometric Paper Relief Panel. Signed Dawn Wolf 2018. As Framed Approximately 25.0H x 25.0W x 2.0D in. Sight Approximately 23.5H x 23.5W in.

Art in Latin America, 1989, Dawn Ades, Yale University Press, ISBN 0300045565, softbound.

Grey Dawn 40x40 This will be a two (2) day sale Wed & Thr Jan 18th & 19th. Online only. Online only.All items sold as is where is. There are No guarantees to functionality, condition, or fitness for a

Dawn Wolfe, Signed Floral Print. Signed Dawn Wolfe 2020. Approximately 41.75L x 41.75W x 1.5D in. Sight Approximately 37.0L x 37.0W in.

American, 1859-1890. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. New Hampshire lake scene at dawn. Restoration including rebacking on canvas. 20"h. 30"w., gilt frame, 31"h. 41"w.

"Dropping In, Canada Goose", "Up and Away", "Dawn, American Widgeon", "Winter Marsh, Canvas Back", "The Scout, Mallard Duck" and "Long Shore" each approximately 20" x 16" (sight)

Clark, Roland (American, 1874-1957), Pair of Waterfowl Prints: Winter Marsh (Canvasback) and Dawn (American Widgeon), 1939, colored etchings on heavy cream paper, signed and numbered in pencil 146/250

WWI Named British Gunner Lot 1914-15 Star, Victory Medals & Ribbon. Named to : F. Clark. You will receive the following medals. 1914-1915 Star Campaign medal (on reverse: 711 GNR: F. Clark R.G.A.), WW

EN OBSERVATION, 1992-1993, gouache, watercolor and ink and collage on paper artist mounted to canvas, signed lower left, dated lower right, signed and dated and titled on verso, 53 ½ x 29 &frac

CHEESE MOLD STANDARD WITH OLIVE (W.31), 1969, color screenprint, signed and numbered 83/150 in pencil, published by Ed Ruscha, printed by Jean Milant and Daniel Socha at Ruscha’s studio, Hollywo