JOHN FALTER (1910-1982) "Slobsmanship."

JOHN FALTER (1910-1982) "Slobsmanship." Preliminary sketches for cover of The Saturday Evening Post, published July 1, 1961. One color study in watercolor and pen on board. 337x270 mm; 13¼x10

JOHN FALTER (1910-1982) "How about a nightcap when the final's put to bed?" Advertisement for Four Roses Whiskey, 1942. Oil on canvas. 610x864 mm; 24x34 inches. Signed in lower right image.The prolifi

JOHN FALTER (1910-1982) Fifth Avenue. Preliminary sketch for cover of The Saturday Evening Post, published March 19, 1960. Mixed media, including marker, pen, watercolor, and charcoal on paper. 345x51

John Philip Falter (1910 - 1982) American Pencil and Watercolor on Paper Measure 8 1/4"in H x 9"in W and 123 /4"in H x 14"in W with frame Known for: Illustration, frontier genre, portrait Biography: B

John Falter (American, 1910-1982), Untitled (Going Canoeing), oil on canvas, signed lower right, canvas: 18"h x 38"w, overall (with frame): 26.5"h x 46.5"w

John Falter (American, 1910-1982), tempera on board, Hanging Wash, signed lower right, 10" x 12-1/2" board, 16-1/2" x 19" overall, there are very minor nicks inside the silver molding

(2) John Falter (American, 1910-1982), ink and gouache on paper, Color illustrations for "The Scarlet Pimpernel", each initialed, largest 9-1/4" x 14" sight, 20-1/4" x 25-1/2" overall, sight, together

(5) John Falter (American, 1910-1982), pen and ink on board, illustrations for "The Scarlet Pimpernel", each 15" x 11-1/2" board, unframed, residue on some

(4) John Falter (American, 1910-1982), pen and ink on board, illustrations for "The Scarlet Pimpernel", each 15" x 11-1/2" board, unframed, residue on some

DESCRIPTION: A lot of 2 Vintage WWII posters. Including: "If you tell where he's going... he may never get there!" created by John Phillip Falter (1910-1982), published by U.S. Government Printing Off

FALTER, John (1910-1982). Join the Seabees / Build and Fight for Victory. 1943. Poster issued by the United States Navy Recruiting Command. 45 x 28”. Minor edge wear. Unbacked. B+.

FALTER, John (1910-1982). Can I Tell ‘Em You’re Still with Us? / Next Stop Tokyo – Let’s Go! 1945. [Washington, D.C.], U.S. Government Printing Office. Rare large format poster

John Philip Falter (American, 1910-1982) mixed media pencil and watercolor sketch work depicting the man with the concertina from the "Grove Prarie Picnic" work. Signed in pencil to upper right and da

John Philip Falter (American, 1910-1982). 2 mixed media studies for Prairie Grove Picnic. Both pencil signed and dated 77, with title and additional notations by the artist in pencil. 9 3/8" x 12 1/2"

FALTER, John Philip (1910-1982). If You Tell Where He’s Going…He May Never Get There. Washington, D.C: OWI, 1943. A sailor. 40 x 28”. Expertly inpainted along folds. Linen backed. B+

John Falter (New York, Pennsylvania, Nebraska 1910-1982), fishing illustration, oil on canvas laid on panel. Signed and dated LRC "John Falter '42". 24" x 30 1/2".

ARTIST: John Philip Falter (Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1910-1982) TITLE: Gramercy Park Spring SIZE: Pint: 36" x 29" MEDIUM: Lithograph DESCRIPTION: Up for auction is a beautifu

Oil on board, "Peace", 1982. Seated lion and lamp, possibly from the artists peaceable kingdom series. 10"h x 14"w and 14.5"h x 18"w framed

Kitty Wilmer O'Brien RHA (1910 - 1982) Windowsill With Pot Plants Oil on canvas on board, 67 x 55cm (26¼ x 21¾) Signed

Ralph Eugene Cahoon, Jr (American, 1910 - 1982), oil on Masonite, signed in lower right corner, depicts still life fruit basket done in primitive style, molded frame, areas of loss on frame, wear cons

John Falter. American illustrator. Original gouache illustration depicting winter illuminated park scene with multiple figures addressing Thomas Edison. This image was done for Great Biographies, Volu

During World War ll the United States Government was very concerned about the need to keep troop movements confidential and for family members and friends of soldiers overseas to not discuss their lov

Original Saturday Evening Post (Steam Engine Along the Missouri) Art by John Falter (June 22, 1946) 22" x 28" LB This is an Original Poster as dated to advertise 'The Saturday Evening Post'. Condition

after John Falter (American 191001982) Sailor Beware! Loose Talk Can Cost Lives lithographic poster in color, 1942, published by the British and American Ambulance Corps, Inc., framed.  &nbs