Grouse by Alexander Pope (1849-1924)

Alexander Pope, Jr. (American/Massachusetts, 1849-1924) , "Brant Goose", "Greater Scaup Duck", "Golden Eye Duck", "Buffle Headed Duck", "Black Duck", "Pinnated Grouse" and “Wood Duck”, 7 c

(American and French, 20th century)Alexander Pope (1849-1924) Quail, from Upland Game Birds and Water Fowl of the United States, 1877-1878, sight 13-3/4 x 19-3/4 in.; Ogden M. Pleissner (1905-1983)

Alexander Pope (1849-1924) English Pointers Medium: chromolithograph Dimensions: 9 3/4 x 13 3/4 Framed Dimensions: 17 1/8 x 21 1/8 x 5/8 Signature copyrighted lower center: copyright A. Pope 1880 sign

Alexander POPE [1849-1924] important American artist. One of his paintings realized $186,000 at a Maine auction, a record in Maine for a work of art that stood for many years. We purchased his drawing

Alexander POPE [1849-1924] Notable American sporting artist, hailing from Dorchester, Massachusetts and studying under William Copley. One of America's popular gaming artists. As a youth, Alexander Po

Alexander POPE [1849-1924] Notable American sporting artist, hailing from Dorchester, Massachusetts and studying under William Copley. One of America's popular gaming artists. As a youth, Alexander Po

A large portrait of a dog, titled at the upper right, "Rex", and signed at the lower right corner. Dimensions:30" x 40", the frame 35" x 45". Provenance:From a NJ collection.

Alexander Pope, Jr. (1849-1924, MA) large oil on canvas of game pheasants titled "A Hunters' Bounty" signed lower right and mounted in a gilt frame. 33.5" x 25.5" ss / 40.75" x 32.5" oa

an Alexander Pope, Jr. (1849-1924) chromolithograph of two birds in foliage by water, with inscriptions lower left and right (13-1/4 x 19-1/4 in. sight, 21 x 27-1/4 in. frame); plus four A.B. Frost (1

ALEXANDER POPE (American, 1849-1924)Family of Quail, 1878Chromolithograph

A lot of seven lithographic prints “Upland Game Birds and Waterfowl of the United Sates” by Alexander Pope Jr. (1849-1924), published as a series in 1878 by Scribner, Armstrong and Co., Ne

A lot of seven lithographic prints “Upland Game Birds and Waterfowl of the United Sates” by Alexander Pope Jr. (1849-1924), published as a series in 1878 by Scribner, Armstrong and Co., Ne

Alexander Pope, Jr. (1849-1924), Pair of Chromolithographs, Quail, Upland Birds of the U.S., Scribner, NY, 1877-78. 18" x 24".

Alexander Pope Jr. (1849 – 1924). Duck print. Together with 2 hunting dog prints. Late 19th C.. Largest 14" x 20".

ATTRIBUTED TO ALEXANDER POPE, JR.Massachusetts, 1849-1924Portrait of a dog. Unsigned. Inscribed verso "... Merry XMas from her friend Alexander Pope 1894".Oil on board, 5.25" x 4".

ALEXANDER POPE, JR.Massachusetts, 1849-1924Three bird prints: 1) Quail.2) Green-winged teal.3) Prairie Chickens.Each signed in image lower right.19th C. chromolithographs, 14" x 19.5" sight. (Modern)

Antique Alexander Pope Jr. (American, 1849-1924) Birds Print. Frame size: 25.5 X 31.5" . Painting size: 31.5 X 25".

Alexander Pope, Jr. (Massachusetts 1849 - 1924) chromolithograph. Signed 'A. Pope, Jr.' lower right. Accompanying label identifies work titled 'Buffle-Headed Ducks.' Also identifies work as originally

Pair Alexander Pope Jr. Chromolithographs, American 1849-1924, each depicting a Hunting dog, sight 13" x 9", matted in wood frames, 19 1/4". CONDITION: Very good, foxing on mats.

(America, 1849-1924) Two works one titled Blue Bills and the other Valley Quail. Each framed in period matching frames. W29 3/8" H23" Sold from the collection of an Atlanta/Asheville family.

An exceptional pair of giltwood, gesso and carved eagles. Consisting each of an eagle with outspread wings, arrows and flags in both silver and gold gilt, distinctly carved claws and garland, also in

Oil on board, "Cattle at the Brook" 1896, SLL. Summer landscape with a small herd of watering cattle. 10"h x 14"w and  20.5"h x 24.5"w framed

oil on canvas; signed lower left; Provenance: De Ru's Fine Arts, Bellflower, CA; Estate of DeWitt McCall III 10 x 14 inches

1760 Homer ILIAD Greek Mythology English Alexander Pope Trojan War Illustrated “Hateful to me as the gates of Hades is that man who hides one thing in his heart and speaks another.” ― Homer,