Continental School, Blind Leading The Blind

Continental School, Blind Leading The Blind, oil on panel. After early etching. Copy of etching attached verso. Sight 14 1/2" x 17 1/4".

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) SENTIMENTAL GENRE PAINTING, oil on mahogany panel, a finely executed depiction of an elderly bearded man, possibly blind, clutching rosary in right hand and wearing a

Old Master - The Blind Leading the Blind Inscription: Inscribed below image lower left: "Tintoretto Pinxit"; lower right: "Gab,,l Smith Sculpsit."; along lower margin, on ei

MIXED MEDIA " THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND" INITIALED A.H. 1936 (8 3/8" X 17 3/4")

Serigraph #18/50 Signed William Featherston, "The Blind Leading The Blind 1972" 13" x 19 1/4".

Swedish Folk Art Bonad, circa 1820, tempera on paper, "Oln Grandef of Bielken", Jesus's parable of the blind leading the blind. "Cast out the mote that is in thine eye..." Luke 6: 39-42.  In carved a

2 oil on board, both approx 12" x 16", 1 titled 'The Blind Leading The Blind', signed LR 'Neubauer 1998' of men with canes in the wilderness, and 1 titled 'Witches Kitchen' signed LR 'RN 2003' of two

Violent Femmes - The Blind Leading The NakedLabel: Slash - 1-25340Violent Femmes - 3Label: Warner Bros. Records - 1-25819

Lot of 69 including 14 real photo postcards and 2 undivided back. Rest are divided back. RPPC include: The Guild House, Scarborough; Blind River street scene; high school Blind River; Cliff Cottage, M

Glattes, geschwärztes Stahl-Gehäuse Nr. 46453, 49 mm. Staubdeckel mit Herstellermarke, Nr. 6134 und Gravur "The property of blind school" und "Swiss Cottage NW". Beiges teils strukturiertes Ziff

Braille School Half Globe for the Blind,Americas Map. One half of a school globe made for a school for the blind. It is made entirely in plastic with the topography of the land mass raised up. Words i

Dated 1954. Detailed with exceptional skill, each plaster mountain sculpted by hand. These examples were usually created for schools of the blind in the United States. Offered through the American Pub

"Girl with Watermelon" (probably from Perkins School for the Blind gelatin silver print. 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. framed 17 x 14 inches.

School for the Blind, Overbrook, Philadelphia. Harry E. Greaves (Am. 1854-1919), signed lower right. Frame size: 19 3/4" high, 15 3/4" wide. Not examined out of frame.

A solid carved hardwood German style schrank / wardrobe. Continental. 19th century. With two blind panel doors and bun feet. 83 1/4"h x 75 1/2"w x 25 1/2"d. Condition: Pictured without shelves. Some k

20th Century Printmaking School, Emblem, 1971, etching and blind embossing, 22 x 29.75 inches, pencil signed, dated, titled, and numbered 30/110, framed in a silver metal section frame 24.5 x 32 inche

School of Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743), "Children Playing Blind-Man's Bluff", mid-18th c., oil on canvas, unsigned, "Christie's" labels on reverse of frame, 31 in. x 35 in., framed, overall 38

Continental Polychrome Two-Part Cabinet 19th century, the upper case with a complex overhanging molded cornice over a pair of exuberantly painted blind doors, the base with a pair of similarly painted

Decorated Chest of Drawers probably German or Austrian, early 19th century, two-case construction with pine secondary, frieze with blind-fret carved drawer, four additional dovetailed long drawers wit

Continental Polychrome Painted Chest , 19th c., molded and beaded top, blind frieze drawer over three long drawers, conforming base, shaped bracket feet, h. 41 in., w. 49 in., d. 22 in

Mid-Century Modern Nils Thorsson School walnut modular wall unit features open and shelved bookcase over credenza with blind doors opening to reveal central cabinet with pull out trays and flanked by

Continental Chest/dresser with 2" grey marble top over blind drawer with 3 long drawers, over bottom blind drawer and swan column sides (sq. brasses), 53-1/2 wide x 22-1/2 deep x 39 tall

Continental inlaid mahogany fall front desk, the fall front with elaborate floral and figural inlays and blind fretwork carvings, revealing a fitted interior, over two full width drawers and supported

(19th Century) Timothy Gladding (American, 1775-1846), blind stamped lower center "Gladding", ink on cream paper hollow cut on black paper, sight 4 x 3-3/8 in.; Two Portraits of Women and One of a Man