Donald Gordon Squier (1895 - 1937)

American. Massachusetts. Donald had a studio in Greenwich Village in the late 20's and early 30's. During that time, although known as a portrait painter, he also painted street scenes which he loved.

Donald Gordon Squier (1895 - 1987) American Oil on Canvas Title: At the Zoo Period: Circa 1937 - 1947 Measure 38"in H x 52"in W Known for: Portrait, figure and genre painting Name variants: Donald Gor

Donald Gordon Squier (1895-1987) Painting on board of fisherman in Glouster, Massachusetts. Some bowing to board. Signed front right corner and also on verso and titled with WPA. Measures 23 3/8" x 19

DESCRIPTION: A Donald Gordon Squier (American, 1895 - 1987) Oil on board painting depicting a harbour scene with a closed look of fishermen figures mending the fishing nets. Framed. CIRCA: 20th Centur

ARTIST: Donald Gordon Squier (Massachusetts, 1895 - 1987) TITLE: Fishermen Mending Fishing Nets MEDIUM: oil on board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 19 x 24 inches /

Donald Gordon Squire (American, 1895-1987) At the Zoo, c. 1937-47 oil on canvas 38 x 52 inches. Property from the Collection of Leonard Stark, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Estate of the Artist Young

Donald Gordon Fraser (Canada, 1921 - 2003) Oil on canvas painting of a hillside landscape. Inscribed verso. Size: 26 x 34.5 inches.

"Blackfoot Ceremonial Headdress" print of watercolor by Donald Gordon McCauley. Double-signed by artist. One print signature "McCauley 78" on bottom right of piece and title, date, and hand signature

Bemelmans, Ludwig (French/American, 1898-1962), Madeline In Hat Blue Bow, gouache and ink on paper, 13 x 9.5 inches sheet size, signed mid right, Provenance: The Estate of Donald Gordon, Pittsburgh Pa

Mixed media on paper, framed. Featuring an abstract composition. Signed on the lower edge. Attributed to Vladimir Zazubrin (1895-1937, Russian). 33 x 27 cm (13.0 x 10.6 inches). Frame size: 45 x 37.5

ANTI-JAPANESE ORIGINAL POSTER ART Original ink and ink wash poster by noted Philadelphia newspaper political artist GILBERT ALLAN GEIST (1895-1937), 25 ½" x 14 ½" (sight), ca. 1917, a rather siniste

William Weaver (New York, 1895-1937): Theatrical Costume design of a Renaissance Lady in blue and green watercolor with incised gilt paint on board signed lower left corner; framed to edges of board.

(Disney, c.1990s) A Pop Art Donald Duck form formal dining chair designed by leather crafter Paddy Gordon. Constructed of leather upholstered wood with white fiberglass plastic hand accessories, the c

6 pieces. The Gordon Highlanders of 1895, Charging. Excellent condition. Box excellent.

Trump autograph does not have a certificate of authenticity, 8" X 10" glossy Hollywood stock photos, National Lampoon, Mad magazine, others

Peter Max, German-American, b. 1937, Donald Duck, Suite of 4, serigraph, marker-signed and numbered (296/500) to the bottom, with "SOMA" and "PETER MAX 1994" chop marks to the sheet (MANT588/4)(MM) Di

MERCURY SEVEN: Selection of individually vintage signed First Day Covers by each of the Mercury Seven astronauts comprising Virgil Grissom, Donald Slayton, Gordon Cooper, Scott Carpenter, Wally Schirr

Set #28A Officer, The Black Watch, 1895, Full Dress; Set #28B Officer, Gordon Highlanders, 1895, Full Dress; Set #28C Officer, Seaforth Highlanders, 1895, Full Dress. Overall Excellent Condition With

The Gordon Highlanders, 1895, "At the Ready". Excellent Condition With Box and Insert 6 Pieces

Saff, Donald (American, 1937-present), four etchings, signed and numbered, editions, the largest measuring 30 by 22 5/16 inches, Yokoi, Tomoe (Japanese, 1943-present), Funnel and Fruit Cups, circa 197

A novel about set in 1880s British Columbia. A new minister fights for men's souls in a mining and lumberjack town. Unknown publishing date. Charles William Gordon (1860 - 1937), pen name Ralph Co

Lot of 3 Different Types of Great Britain Penny from 1895, 1917 & 1937

1937 Walt Disney's Wise Little Hen with Early Donald Duck Appearance | Publisher: Walt Disney Enterprises (January 1, 1937) #888 | Full Color Like Linen Paper Book | Large, Approx. 13" x 9.5" | "Story

Etching titled "No Story to his Memories," pencil signed. Titled and numbered 21/60. Dimensions: (Frame) H 39.5" x W 28" Condition: Paper with toning and handling marks.