Edmund Brucker 11x15 WC "Brown County Valley"

Louis O. Griffith (IN, 1875-1956) 20x24 , O/C , signed lower left , Brown County Valley , Depicting: autumn landscape

LESTER C NAGLEY 1964, Indiana, W/c Brown County Nocturne. Rural Country home in winter. Signed and dated, original framing. Well listed American artist. Size: 9 x 7 inches image, 19.5 x 15.5 inches ou

Louis W Bonsib (IN, 1892-1979) 10x14 , WC , signed lower right , "Old Brown County Barn" , Provenance: from the Estate of Doug Lawrence size as framed: 18x22

Dale Bessire (IN, 1892-1974) 24x30 , O/C , signed lower left , "In The Valley" , Depicting: Brown County, IN, landscape Condition: one patch repair visible verso, no inpainting visible under blackligh

2 15/16” Paleo Browns Valley, Jersey County Illinois, Great Patina

Lillian Fendig (IN, 1912-1985) 6x8 , WC , signed lower left , "Summer Theater" , Depicting: Brown County Playhouse, Nashville, IN , Provenance: from the Estate of Doug Lawrence as framed: 11.5 x 14.5

WPA American Artist Regionalist Oil Painting Signed Edmund Brucker. Oil on Canvas by Edmund Brucker; circus scene with three clowns conversing; SLR remenants of exhibition label on verso; 22 x 28, 28

Unknown Brown County Autumn landscape oil on canvas ca. 1930s/1940s.View of river valley with homestead / cabin / farm. Manner of Midwestern regional scene painters such as Carl Krafft. Provenance: Fr

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Lot Studio Pottery bowls, platter & covered bowl, jar, 3 bowls one signed (Silliman ?), small round plateau, 9.25", 7 sided plate & small covered jar in brown. From a one owner Westchester County Esta

Large Studio Pottery vase, in brown with bark like appearance signed "Lauly" (??), 16" tall. From a one owner Westchester County Estate Collection.

Large Studio pottery vase, small top opening, brown top to beige base with decoration, signed illegibly, 14" in diameter, height is 10.5". From a one owner Westchester County Estate Collection.

2 studio pottery urns, vases or planters, signed illegibly (Loray ??), in dark brown, black with "Lava" like appearance, smaller vase has small opening in side. From a one owner Westchester County Est

3 Studio Pottery tea pots, in brown & beige, with lids & bamboo handles, beige tea pots are signed Paul.. From a one owner Westchester County Estate Collection.

3 Studio Pottery bowls, vase, lidded bowl, partly glazed in brown, light brown vase with white dotted pattern & decorative bowl in beige & brown signed L.P.G.. From a one owner Westchester County Esta

3 Studio Pottery trays, signed Parmentur, in brown and beige, largest tray is 16" by 11.5". From a one owner Westchester County Estate Collection.

2 studio pottery lidded bowls, dishes, in light beige & brown, signed (see images), dish with rope handles by Michael Natale, Deposit, NY From a one owner Westchester County Estate Collection.

North Carolina, Catawba Valley, stoneware pottery jug with dark brown alakaline glaze and pulled strap handle. Incised initials "JFS" for James Franklin Seagle (Lincoln County, NC, 1829-1892) with an

Edward K. Williams (American, 1870-1950) Brown County Home in Spring oil on canvas signed lower left 38" x 42" Provenance: The Ira Simon Collection, Chicago, Illinois Exhibitions: 17th Annual Hoosier

Beautiful oil on canvas painting by famous Indiana artist T.C. Steele (1847-1926). The painting features a panaramic Brown county landscape with rolling hils. Includes the T.C. Steele Estate stamp on

Edward K. Williams, Brown County Indiana, Winter woods with cabin and stream, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 30" x 36", Frame: 33.75" x 39.75", very good original condition

Original Oil on canvas painting of the subject : Old world meets the New World by Edmund Brucker of Indiana. The painting measures 57 inches wide x 44 inches tall. EDMUND BRUCKER, American, 1912 –

Gianni Cilfone (1908-1992), Oil on canvas Brown County Indiana winter landscape/scene, possibly depicting the Ramp Creek Covered Bridge, Cilfone took lessons from Hugh Breckenridge and John F. Carlson

Known to be painted by Homer Davisson Oil on Board Painting called Brown County Afternoon, measures without frame 16.25in w x 13.75in h. With frame it is 20in w x 17in h. Does have a water mark center