Diego Rivera, Flower Vendor (With Text)

(after) Diego Rivera (1886-1957, New York/ Mexico). Oil Painting on Canvas- "El Vendedor de Flores". Signed lower left corner. 13 5/8 x 11 1/2 framed. Good Condition.

A possible Diego Rivera painting, and framed with original frame. Came from a 50+ years antique store. Online reference and signatures did match, possibly done by the artist. Dated 1935. H: 32.75" x W

Diego Rivera American New York - 1886-1957 Latin American Woman Lithograph Entitled Lily Vendor. 19.50" x 23.25" Oak Frame. Provenance: From the William Carey Poland Memorial Collection with Gallery L

Artist: after Diego Rivera, Mexican (1886 - 1957) Title: The Flower Carrier Year of Original: 1935 Medium: Poster on board, signed and dated bottom left Size: 18 x 18 in. (45.72 x 45.72 cm) Frame Size

Marked DIEGO RIVERA 1935 on lower left corner. Contains wooden frame. Piece is professionally frame. Contains some minor surface scratches and minor surface tears. Depicts a female and male figure car

Diego Rivera LACMA Flower Day Poster 1986. Some minor bends and surface marks. Approx. 38 x 26 in.

Diego Rivera 1942 The Flower Seller Print - Framed 25'' x 31''

"Calla Lily Vendor" by Diego Rivera, 2000 Unsigned Offset Lithograph. Paper size is 36 x 24 inches, with an image size of 26.75 x 21.5 inches. The Offset Lithograph is from an unknown edition size. an

Diego Rivera (1886-1957), in the manner of: on paper, 9 x 11 inches, framed.

Diego Rivera Mexican Art. Mixed Media on hard Paper 12" x 9 1/2". Private Collection. Attributed to: Diego Maria de la Concepcion Juan Nepomuceno Estanislao de la Rivera y Barrientos Acosta y Rodrigue

Vintage litho print. Signed lower right and Attr. Diego Rivera (1886-1957). From a private collection. 8,3 x 10,6 in. (21 x 27 cm). Depicts a girl with flowers.

Offset print lithograph. Signed lower right and Attr. Diego Rivera (1886-1957). From a private collection. 8,3 x 10,6 in. (21 x 27 cm). Depicts a woman with flowers.

Vintage litho print. Signed lower right and Attr. Diego Rivera (1886-1957). From a private collection. 8,3 x 10,6 in. (21 x 27 cm). The lithograph depicts a girl in a yellow dress with flowers in her

Hand Crafted Framed Oil on Canvas "Flower Seller" in Diego Rivera Style - 42 in tall x 50 x 4

Print of a Lily Flower seller after Diego Rivera (Mexican American, 1886-1957). Titled “El Venedor de Alcatraces” ("Woman Selling Calla Lilies"). Original was an allegory for Mexico's peas

After Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957), "The Flower Carrier," (1935), oil on canvas, overall (with frame): 31.5"h x 27.5"w

Two vintage Diego Rivera framed prints, includes: "Pineapple Vendors", and "Traders at Market", on verso, chestnut frames, 17 3/4" x 22", sight 10 1/2" x 15". CONDITION: Labels verso: pineapple vendor

Diego Rivera color offset lithograph depicting a flower seller. Signed in the plate lower left. Measures 15" x 10 1/2" + 4 1/4" mat & frame.

After: Diego Rivera, Mexican (1886 - 1957) "Calla Lilly Vendor" Print on Paper, Signed and Dated in the Plate. Measures 23-1/2" x 24-1/4". Frame measures 33-3/4" x 34-3/4". Estimate: $50.00 - $250.00

Oil on canvas. Featuring a young girl sitting on the ground with flowers by her feet. Signed "Diego Rivera" in the top left corner. Label affixed to verso reads "The Collection of MR. AND Mrs. LEIGH B

Diego Rivera, Mexican, 1886 to 1957, mixed media painting on paper, Flower Seller, depicting a portrait of a woman selling calla lilies flowers. Signed lower left. Framed. Provenance: Le Petit Palais

Title: "The Flower Carrier", Medium: Lithograph Limited Edition, Date: Undated, Size: 26 ½ x 26 ½ in, Excellent Condition, Private Collection Miami, FL. U.S.A

After Diego Rivera (MEXICAN / UNITED STATES / NEW YORK / MICHIGAN, 1886 - 1957) crayon work on paper depicting a young flower girl carrying calla lilies and basket in a desert scene. Signed to lower r

MEXICAN COSTUMES, 1941, the portfolio with twenty-five loose-leaf color screenprints, six framed, signatures lower right, from an edition of 1000, with text and portfolio cover, printed by C. W. Belde