Hal Coffman Original Illustration Art

Harold Winfield Scott (American, 1902-1983) Original Illustration Art, oil on canvas, signed. Framed. Size: 22'' x 20.75'', 56 x 53 cm (canvas); 28'' x 27.75'', 71 x 70 cm (frame).

Original Illustration Art- "Its Mere Possession is Immensely Satisfying" 28 1/2" x 21 1/4" pen and ink on paper, dated 1986, framed 33" x 26" overall together with "30" Presentation Drawing, 15" x 18

Lois Lenski (1893-1974) Mid 20th Century The original book illustrations by award winning artist and writer Lois Lenski include the original gouache and or watercolor book jacket design illustration f

Mort Kunstler (American, B. 1931) Original Illustration Art. "Naked Amos Acey's Harem of Penal Girls," by Walter Kaylin, created for "Male" Magazine (October, 1960), signed lower right. For six months

Streamline Art Deco Original Illustration Art, Los Angeles CA c1937. A stunning original illustration, designed for the Standard Paper Box Corporation, likely for a promotional calendar, attributed to

FRAMED ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION ART W/C, 50'S OFFICE SCENE, SGND. G.F., 26.25" X 13.25", SATURDAY EVENING POST ILLUSTRATION

Possibly for a book cover, oil on canvas, no signature, 29.5" x 27.5" (sight)

THE SINGING BROOKLET. Artist Johnny Gruelle (American, 1880-1938). Original published illustration for RAGGEDY ANN'S SUNNY SONGS signed by the creator artist, Johnny Gruelle. Illustration published on

1940s Original Illustration Art Woman on Ship Deck O/c. Oil on canvas painting, unsigned. All original including framing. Estate fresh painting. .Size: 26.5 x 23.5 inches image, 31 x 28 inches outside

Dewar's Scottish Highlander. Large painting. 1960s Dewar's Scotland whisky liquor advertisement. On Bainbridge illustration board. 39 1/2" x 23 3/4".

Group of Original Illustration Art for "Mr. Tootwhistle's Invention" by Author Peter Wells. A nearly complete set of (24) and (8) final, full-color drawings, (1)preliminary cover art drawing for "Mr.

Oscar Frederick Schmidt, original illustration art, Oscar Frederick Schmidt (American, 1892-1957), watercolor on illustration board, signed lower center, from an unknown publication, label on verso "C

Roz Chast (2), Robert Weber (2), Jack Ziegler (2) and John Corcoran, the largest 8 1/2" x 11", all pen and ink drawings, all signed together with a group of George Booth drawings (all with losses)

Robert Day (American, 1900-1985) Oil on canvas pastoral scene. Day worked for 40 years illustrating the New Yorker during which he illustrated many covers. This was likely created for that publication

Mueller, Howard (American, 20th Century). Johnny Appleseed Original Illustration Art. 1946. Oil on board, depicting the pioneer of American lore spreading seeds across the land. 16 x 14”. Signed

Nice original oil on illustration board painting for 4-H Club. Signed by listed artist James Seward. Nice throw-back piece with vintage bicycles in it.Actual size of art (not framed size) = 27" x 29"

11 1/2" x 17 1/2" pen and ink on paper, unsigned from the estate of Lee Lorenz

Original Illustration Art, Ink, Photographing a Model. Unsigned, framed. Size: 19.5 x 20.75 inches image, 27 x 28.25 inches outside frame

Morrow, Gray and Archie Goodwin. Creepy No. 4 Original Illustration Art. 1965. Original graphite on paper, being page 4 of a 6-page story The Damned Thing written by Goodwin and drawn by Morrow. Mount

George Tobin original illustration art. Measures 18.75" x 14" sheet size. Very good to excellent condition. Unframed, loose and not mounted or glued down. Provenance: The Amity Arts Foundation. Inc. c

SIGHT SIZE 32" X 24"

Thornton Utz (1914-1999) original illustration art, mixed media. Titled "Street Accident" Artist for the Saturday Evening Post. Art on paper adhered to Arthur Brown & Bros. Superior Illustration Board

Troy Kinney 12"x25" inkDan Sayre Groesreck 20"x15" inkJ. Waller Talor 28"x19" inkHerman Pfeifer 24"x15" ink

Army Soldier with Woman. Original Illustration Art. American, 1950s. Commercial illustration art, acrylic on Whatman board, depicting a man in Army fatigues holding drinks for himself and for the woma