Pair of Woodland Etchings

Pair etchings after Greek mythological processional vase painting, each plate 7"h x 21"l, overall framed 13.5"h x 28"l

JAMES HANSEN (NYC/Provincetown, 1951-1997), PAIR of Abstract Color Aquatint Etchings on paper, each pencil signed and dated “James Hansen—91” lower right and edition numbered “7/30” lower le

Malou Oi Yee Hung, pair etchings, Malou Oi Yee Hung (Chinese, 20th/21st c.), each depicting a blue and white porcelain vessel, pencil signed and numbered lower margin, nicely matted and framed under U

Pair etchings, Karl-Heinz Kliemann, "Sinnende Frau", 2 editions, 2/20 & artist proof, each print is 15" by 21" (9" by 13")

Pair street scene etchings. Signed indistinctly. Sight 10 1/2" x 12 1/2" and 9" x 13 1/2".

Christopher H. Shearer Woodland Etching. (Christopher High Shearer, Berks County, PA, 1846-1926). Depicts two girls watching deer. Signed lower right "Etched by C.H. Shearer". Framed and matted. 23-1/

The four pieces are dated from 1928-1934. Include etchings of the Smoky Mountains, woodlands of Tennessee, and Madison, Wisconsin. Largest black frame is 12.25" H x 13.5" W. Gold frames measure 15" H

Native American Vases & Beadwork (7), 6 transfer-decorated Westmoreland vases & pair Woodlands beaded & leather trimmed moccasins, VG to Exc cond, largest 10"L.

Pair Etching Framed Cake Artwork. Stickers on back read ‘Artistic Cookery Dubois (Chef to Prussia) 1887, steel engraving handcolored’ Framed in gold toned painted wooden frames with beige toned an

Clearwater Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout and Spruce Fly, & Brook Trout Pair Etchings on Paper Signed, titled and numbered in pencil. 8 x 10 inches (sight) 17.5 x 20 inches (frame) Overall good condit

George Demont Otis (American, 1879-1962), "Woodland," etching, pencil signed lower right, titled lower center, overall (with frame): 8"h x 9"w

Churchill Ettinger, signed etching, Churchill Ettinger (American, 1903-1985), "Two Pair", etching on paper, pencil signed and titled below image, gallery label verso, 8"h x 11.5"w (sight), 14.5"h x 18

Paul Bisson (British, 1938) Autumn Woodland Etching ed. 64 of 250 Signed in pencil P. Bisson, lower right

Medium: original etching and drypoint. Also called "Jeunes filles fleurissant leurs chapeaux". This pair of etchings was printed on japon paper -- one impression in black and the other in sanguine --

Pair of Etchings featuring Birds. One titled "Three Yellowlegs" and the other "Heron Fishing". Frank Weston Benson (1862 - 1951) was active/lived in Massachusetts. Frank Benson is known for landscape,

Jake Berthot, pair of etchings, 1987, Jake Berthot (American, 1939-2014), etchings on handmade paper, each pencil signed lower left and dated lower right, unnumbered, loose and unframed, 30"h x 22"w (

Roland Clark (American, 1874-1957), Pair of Etchings with Duck Stampsboth pencil signed to lower right, one is numbered 40/5, the other numbered 65/115, both custom matted with stamps, presented behin

Pair of Etchings, Lloyd Lozes Goff (New Mexico/New York, 1908-1982), "Long Island Apple Trees," 1934, etching, edition out of 50, signed in pencil lower right, inscribed in pencil "50 Prints" and "To

Oswald Tschirtner. Pair of Etchings. Right - 1973. Die Sieben Pezaunen Engel 1498 (Angels Blowing Horns), Artist proof. 12” x 15.75” h. Left - 1979. Untitled, Four men in profile with long full ha

Pair of etchings by Adriaen Van Ostade: "Saying Grace," signed/dated in plate 1653, on laid with water-mark, measured from plate-marks 152 x 130 mm, well-inked, good impression. "Hunchbacked Fiddler,"

Pair Renoir etchings, "Le Chapeau Epingle" & "Sur la Plage", Pierre Auguste Renoir, 4.75" by 3.5" & 5" by 3.75"

Luigi Lucioni (American, 1900-1988). A pair of etchings on paper, each signed l.r. and housed in mats. Largest 10" x 13" (plate).

Pair of Pencil signed etchings by AL H. Marvin, first "Just an Old Fence" 13 1/2"x9 1/2", second is "Tobacco Auction"1940 12 1/2"x8 1/2" , Al Marvin studied with Thomas Hart Benton.

Pair of early 20th century strikes, after Piranesi, depicting "The Pantheon" and "Colonna Antonina (Marcus Aurelius)". [Art: 5 1/2" H x 8" W; Frame: 13" H x 16" W].