Paul Inglis oil on canvas, "View from Mt. Chacorua,

SRC, Oil on canvas, a valley view behind a tree line with Mt Moran, Grand Tetons in the background, in a light brown wooden frame, 9.5" x 12.5", Frame 12" x 14.5", Mt. Moran, Grand Tetons, Paul Zimmer

Oil on canvas view of Mt. Rainier. Signed Jinx lower right and signed Jinx Constine to the reverse. Wood frame with linen liner. Circa 1970's. Canvas 30" x 24". Frame 36.75" x 30.75".

Oil on canvas painting, View of Mt. Etna, signed "G. Brown", in a gilt frame. [Art: 18" H x 30" W; Frame: 29" H x 41 1/2" W]. In good condition.

PAUL GOULD (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), OIL ON CANVAS, "GOLDEN SUNRISE" (VIEW OF MOUNTAINVILLE), SIGNED. 15 X 30"; FRAMED 18 1/2 X 33"

115166DON NIELSON LANDSCAPE MT. COOK NEW ZEALAND Neilson, Donald Robert (1924-2013) painting. Oil on Canvas Panel- signed lower right. A view of Mt. Cook, NZ as seen from Glentanner Station. Board mea

Wells M Sawey Oil on Canvas "View of Washington D.C.", signed lr, 16" x 20"

attributed to MIHRAN KEVORK SERAILIAN (Armenian/American 1867-1957) A PAINTING, "View of Mt. Shasta," oil on canvas. 24" x 37"

Paul Gorka oil on canvas (American, b. 1931) "Flag of Peace is Tattered", view of a figure with a building and a torn piece of fabric, provenance Pearl Fox Gallery label on verso, sight size 44 1/2" x

This Lot Features An Original Oil On Canvas Board Landscape Painting Featuring Mount Rainier By Charles H. Harmon. Harmon (american, 1859 - 1936) Was A California Artist Best Known For His Northern Ca

W. F. Clerk signed (William F. Clerk, American), panoramic view of Mt. Shasta, California in front of Lake Siskiyou, oil on canvas, signed and dated '1876' L/R, 28" x 48".

St. Paul's Cathedral, Oil On Canvas, Signed Illegibly Lower Left. 22.5W x 18.3125H x 2.75D in. Sight 17.5W x 13.25H in. All Measurements are Approximate.

Paul SCHOUTEN (1860-1922) 'Haystacks and a Forest View' two paintings, oil on canvas. Forest view painting oil on canvas maroufled on a panel. Haystacks painting oil on canvas.  Sign

A View of Mt. Shasta and the Black Butte, Northern California. C. T. Mitchell (American 19th / 20th Century). Signed "C. T. Mitchell" LR. Oil on Canvas. 10 x 14 inches canvas, 14 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches f

View of Mt. Shasta from Lake Shasta Oil on canvas Signed lower left: G.F. Armstrong 19" H x 27.75" W

Italian School (19th/20th C.) Untitled (On the Bay of Naples with View of Mt. Vesuvius), oil painting on canvas. Framed. Unsigned. Size: 15.5'' x 22.75'', 39 x 58 cm (stretcher); 18.25'' x 25.5'', 46

Ciappa ( Italy 20th Century ) oil on Canvas Framed depicting Staircase Stairs by the Sea in Capri With The View of Mountain Mount Mt. Vesuvius Across The Water in August 1972 Bought Originally in the

View from St. Paul de Venice. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right, Dunne, 98. Titled on verso. Unframed and depicting a mountainous village landscape against the Mediterranean Sea. Measures 72 in. high

Unsigned Oil on Canvas, 11" x 17", "View of St. Paul's from Docks", condition noted.

T. M. NICHOLAS (American, b. 1963)Autumn Viewoil on canvassigned T. M. Nicholas lower right20 x 30 in., housed in a Paul Goodnow frame: 28 1/2 x 38 1/2 in. Provenance: Property of a Mas

WALTER WILLIAMS OF PLYMOUTH (1808-1895), BRITISHDISTANT VIEW OF PLYMOUTH FROM MT. EDGECOMBE (WITH DRAKE'S ISLAND), 1847Oil on canvas; signed "W. Williams" and dated 1847 at Plymouth bottom centre.23.8

Paul Conners (20th Century) Oil painting on canvas. A California dessert mountain landscape, titled "Mt San Jacinto". Artist signature lower right. Presented in dark wood frame. Label with artist info

STANDING PORTRAIT OF BOY LEANING ON PILLAR WITH LAKE VIEW SIGNED P. WEBER 1880 Dimensions: 36" x 29"

Paul LambertFrench, 1910-1970Scene along the SeineOil on canvasSigned lower right; a view of Paris; a "pont" at the river Siene. Matted, wooden frame.Stretcher: 24 x 36 in. (61 x 91.4 cm.),

Oil on Canvas board, 16 x 20 in., 23 1/2 x 27 1/2 in. framed, signed lower middle, excellent condition.Born in Kansas, Richard Chase spent most of his life in Chicago. He studied at the Art Institute