John Copley, Pisa Dawn, 1913, Lithograph

John Copley (British 1875-1950)- ''Mr. Justice - with a Monocle'' (Wright 76); and ''Refugees IV (at the station)'' (W. 117)- 2 lithographs, 1912 and 1915, both signed and annotated 'imp' in pencil. 9

John Copley (British 1875-1950)- ''Three Ladies at the Opera'' (Wright 144 ii/III); ''Travelers'' (W. 177 ii/II); ''Classical Music'' (W. 184) & ''Precious Ointment'' (W. 193)- 4 lithographs, 1917, 19

John Copley (British 1875-1950)- 1). ''Curly Locks'' (Copley 74)- etching, 1936, signed in pencil. 9 7/8 x 7'' 2). ''A Girl with Heavy Hair'' (Copley 96)- etching and drypoint, 1940. signed in pencil.

John Noble (American 1913 - 1983) "Schooners Running for Cover Behind Cape Henry" c.1930 Lithograph, edition 125/290 Signed lower right John A Noble 18 1/2" x 14"

JOHN A.H. NOBLE (AMERICAN 1913-1983), LITHOGRAPH, "BLACKSMITHS & SONS CUNARD SOCIETY", SIGNED, '72-'73. 12 1/2 X 16 1/2"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-19 X 23"

JOHN A.H. NOBLE (AMERICAN 1913-1983), LITHOGRAPH, "ULTIMATE TOW", SIGNED BY JOHN NOBLE JR #86/290, 1983. 15 1/2 X 22"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-23 X 29"

John NOBLE (American, 1913-1983): "Quickwater". Lithograph on wove paper, 1952. Reference: Urban 26. Edition of 100. Published by "W. & A. K. Johnston", New York. Signed and titled in pencil. Plate si

Title: Ancient, Schooner's Progress. (also known as: Ancient in the English Kills). John A. Noble (1913-1983).< BR> Lithograph, 1947. Edition 200.Signed in pencil lower right. Image size 11 15/16 x

Lithograph of a new Dawn by John Pitre. Depicting a man in a loin cloth holding a pipe in his hand with the remains of New York City around him Framed in silver metal frame, approximately 28 x 20 inch

John Coleman Burroughs (1913-1979) American "Homeward," lithograph signed, and numbered 18/20. Burroughs illustrated all his father's novels from 1937 on. He also illustrated the John Carter Sunday ne

John A. Noble (American,1913-1983). Pencil signed lithograph. Illustration of ships in a stormy sea titled, "Sandy Hook Pilots Making a Lee in an Easterly". Excellent condition. Art measures 22" x 16"

John Alexander Noble (American, New York, 1913-1983). Lithograph Ultimate Tow. Titled lower left, and numbered 180/290, dated 1983 and pencil signed by John Noble's son, lower right. With COA on verso

NOBLE, John (1913 - 1983). Towing out - End of Sail in the East River. Lithograph (152/295). Signed and titled below in pencil. From the "Downtown Trilogy", #3. 18 1/2" x 23" sheet. John A. Noble, NA

John Singleton Copley was a leading portrait painter in colonial America and the early United States. Here are some key points about him:1. **Early Life:** Copley was born in Boston, Massachusetts, an

John Noble (American 1913-1983)- ''Hard! Lee!'' (Urban 69)- lithograph, 1979, signed, dated, titled and numbered 224/290 in pencil. 15 5/8 x 19 3/4''

John Noble (American 1913-1983)- ''Shifting Topsails'' (Urban 19)- lithograph, 1950, signed and titled in pencil, edition of 200 from 'Schooner's Progress'. 11 3/4 x 15 3/4''

NOBLE, John A. (1913-1983). Dying in the English Kills, Man & Mast #2 (Brooklyn). Lithograph, edition of 300. Signed lower right "John A. Noble".Titled in pencil in margin. New York City, 1967. 12 1/2

JOHN STOBART (AMERICAN, B. 1929)Boston; Waiting for the Dawn, 1987Polychrome lithograph, hand-signed lower right, editioned 426/950. Matted behind glass, lacquered wood frame. Sight: 14.25" height, 19

NOBLE, John A. (1913-1983). Tide of 100 Years - The Cinderella passes the OCCIDENTAL. Lithograph. Edition 17/300. 19 7/16" x 26 3/16" sheet, 15 1/2" x 22 3/16" plate.

(2) John A. Noble (American,1913-1983). Pencil signed and numbered lithographs depicting commercial wood sailing vessels at sea. (1) "Schooners Running for Cover Behind Fort Henry" 183 / 290, circa 19

(3) John A. Noble (American,1913-1983) Pencil signed and numbered lithographs depicting derelict wood sailing vessels abandoned in East Coast Industrial harbors. (1) "Iron Pirate" 173 / 290 circa 1979

John Noble (American 1913-1983)- ''Sand Tow- Henry Steers'' (Urban 18)- lithograph,, 1949, signed and titled in pencil, edition of 150, this print was commissioned by the J. Rich Steers Co. NY. 11 1/4

John Klinkenberg, American (1913 - 1968), abstract, 1964 / Study at a Window, 1966, oil on paper / 2 lithograph exhibition posters, 23 1/2"H x 17 1/2"W (sight), 35"H x 28"W (mat)

Schooners Progress". Signed lower right. Titled lower left and lower center. John A Noble (American, 1913-1983). From a Larchmont, NY storage. - Dimensions: 12" high x 15.5" wide