Folk Art Watercolor of a Parrot by David Ellinger

David Ellinger Folk Art Watercolor of Bird in Floral Tree. David Y. Ellinger (American 1913-2003), vibrant colors, signed bottom center D. Y. Ellinger, also signed on back "To George Happy Birthday Lo

Evelyn S. Dubiel (Ct. b. 1922), folk art rooster, watercolor, in the manner of David Ellinger (Penna.), sight 9 5/8" x 7 5/8".

Description: This lot includes a small watercolor painting by David Y. Ellinger featuring a pheasant with flowers & vines. The painting is signed on the lower right. Folk art in style, Mid 20th centur

Evelyn S. Dubiel (Ct. b. 1922), folk art bird on urn, watercolor, in the manner of David Ellinger (Penna.), sight 9 5/8" x 7 5/8".

Two Folk Art Pieces to Include David Ellinger (American 1913- 2003) "Bountiful Harvest" Oil on velvet Grain painted frame 28"x22" "Fruit Basket" Primitive watercolor on paper still life Grain painted

American (Pennsylvania), 20th Century. Colorful rooster in a decorated frame. 9.5"w. 8.25"h.

Oil on velvet by David Ellinger (American, 1913-2003). Still life of flowers in a basket with butterfly. Signed with initials "D.Y.E." Housed in original folk art paint decorated frame. Sight: 13 3/4

Folk-art drawing of bird by artist David Y. Ellinger (1913-2003). Work measures 9.5" x 8" (sight) and is signed at lower center. Work is housed in frame measuring 13" x 11" and features a autographed

DAVID ELLINGER O/C BOWERS BARN, FOLK ART PAINTING. WITH PAINTED FARM IMPLEMENTS ON FRAME, CANVAS MEASURES 12" X 13". HE WAS A PENNSYLVANIA FOLK ARTIST.

Folk art watercolor of man sitting in chair, c.1780. Watercolor 9 1/2" x 7"; in a frame 11" x 8 1/2".

"Long Lane Farm" By David Ellinger (1913-2003): Farm scene painted in a folk art style on a joined-board panel. Signed on front and back by PA Dutch folk artist David Ellinger. The scene is

American (likely Pennsylvania), 19th or early 20th Century. Primitive folk art parrot perched on tree limb, artist unknown. Frame 10"w. 12"h. Reveal 7.25"w. 9.5"h.

David Ellinger (American 1913-2003) Oil on fabric theorem of a fruit basket with butterfly Signed lower right "BLP" Height 8" width 9"Folk art Painting

19thc folk art bird watercolor, feathers

American folk art-style oil on velvet painting of a farm scene, signed lower left "D. Y. Ellinger" (American (Pennsylvania), 1913 - 2003). [Sight: 18 x 24 inches; Frame: 23 x 29 inches]. In good condi

Lot consisting of David Y. Ellinger (American, 1913-2003) theorem stencil depicting two birds enclosed in a heart, signed verso, 8 1/4" x 9 1/2" framed; and Bill Rank (American, 1921-2000) theorem pai

David Y. Ellinger (1913 - 2003) American Oil on Canvas Measure 12"in H x 18"in W and 14 1/2"in H x 20 1/2"in W with frame Known for: Folk art-still life, birds, landscape Biography: David Y. Ellinger

H. Ellinger. Theorem Flower Still Life's. Signed. Watercolor and paint on white velvet. Darkening with age, minor foxing, otherwise good condition. Largest is 26" w x 23" h. Provenance: The Gary Daven

watercolor on paper. Signed & dated on bottom right front corner by artist (somewhat indicipherable). Frame 34" x 41".

Second half 19th century, watercolor on blue ledger paper. Pen and ink store notations dated 1857 to 1859. One side has a bright green and red parrot. Paper has stains and toning. Framed, 7.5"h. 9.5"w

Lion in a landscape with trees. Watercolor on paper. Northeastern United States, circa 1830. Relates to a watercolor in Flowering of American Folk Art, Jean Lipman. Framed: H 9-1/2" W 11-1/8" Sight: H

1860's Lebanon County PA folk art watercolor book. Newspaper cover and backing with string binding. Eight pages. This was the master book. Dimensions: 8" x 6 1/2" Please note that this lot has a confi

The classic example of this 19th century style and composition type includes motifs of beaver and white-tailed type deer, most associated with the American frontier in this period. Sight size measures

ATTRIBUTED TO EUNICE PINNEY (1770-1849). The watercolor on paper depicts a beautiful young lady wearing a gold crown and holding a cornucopia of flowers seated in a chariot being pulled by two lions.