PEGGY BACON Two crayon drawings.

PEGGY BACON Two crayon drawings. The Tate, 1931. 270x200 mm; 10¾x8 inches. Signed, titled and dated in pencil, lower right recto. * Bagels. 250x195 mm; 10x7¾ inches, inches. Signed and title

PEGGY BACON Two drawings. Richard Lahey, crayon on beige wove paper, 1920-29. 277x216 mm; 10x8½ inches. Signed and inscribed "B-" in pencil, lower right recto. * Belinda, pen and ink on cream wov

(Margaret, American, 1895-1987) titled "Two Girls at Summer Camp" signed l.l. Sight size: 8"h x 7"w Overall: 9-3/4"h x 8"w

Peggy Bacon (American, 1895-1997) (kitty in lap) ca. 1930-40 Conte crayon on paper Image Size: 7.0 in X 5.0 Signed with initials and full name, executed on thin vellum, 9.5in by 7.7in sheet. Probably

Peggy Bacon (American, 1895-1997) No Underpinning at All 1932 Conte crayon on paper Image Size: 7.5 in X 8.9 Signed with initials lower right, executed on thin, cream paper board, 11.0 by 8.5 inch she

Titled "The Family Doctor", pen & ink drawing, depicts a physician presiding over two sick children and their anxious parents. Peggy Brook Bacon was active/lived in New York, Maine, Connecticut, and i

Four Peggy (Margaret) Brook Bacon (1885-1987, NY/ME/CT) works to include a matted pencil sketch "Study for 'The Untilled Field'", pencil signed, along with a framed and matted etching final version of

HAYLEY LEVERNew York/Massachusetts/England/Australia, 1876-1958Two conte crayon drawings: 1) Fishing village on a saltwater marsh, 1933. Signed “H.L.” lower left and dated “Nov.18 19

Signed lr rt. From a Bronx NY estate. - Dimensions: 5.5" x 7.5" Fr 17" x 17"

Paul Cadmus (American, 1904-1999). Two-color crayon drawing on blue paper depicting a fluffy cat with a white chest and paws looking upwards.Provenance: Estate of Paul Cadmus; The collection of Jon An

Paul Cadmus (American, 1904-1999). Two-color crayon drawing on blue paper depicting a fluffy cat with a white chest and paws looking upwards.Provenance: Estate of Paul Cadmus; The collection of Jon An

Emma Gibson (American, 20th c.) Two Women, crayon drawing on paper. Framed. Size: 17'' x 13.75'', 43 x 35 cm (sight); 24'' x 20.75'', 61 x 53 cm (frame). Ford Wheeler Collection.

Title: Cafe #3.Artist: Peggy Bacon (1895-1988)Conte drawing, 1931.Signed and dated in pencil. Inscribed "Munich - 1931." Paper size 10 11/16 x 8" (27.1 x 20.2 cm). Peggy Bacon was an American printma

American Lithographs Peggy Bacon Joseph Hirsch. Two American lithographs depicting men. One lithograph titled "Spirit of Rain" by artist Peggy Bacon depicting a seated man and one untitled lithograph

Peggy Bacon (American 1895-1987)- ''through the window they could see Dr. Barton!'', pen and ink on paper, , 1963, signed Peggy Bacon lower right, as published in 'Miranda and the Cat', tape residue i

Two framed and matted crayon drawings of buildings by Marie Hall, Jackson, Mississippi. Site 8" x 10"

NUDES, two, each a Conte crayon drawing on paper, one signed lower center, one signed lower right, sights 13 3/4 x 21" & 13 1/2 x 21", both framed with glass. (2)

Francisco Toledo Mexican (born1940- ) Crayon Drawing on Paper "Two in the Stock" Signed in Pencil Toledo Lower Right and Dated 1959. Good to Very Good Condition. Measures 5-3/8 Inches by 9-3/4 Inches.

(3pc) Southern Self-taught Art: 1) Bernard G. "Cheyenne" Schatz aka L-15 (20th c.) "Eyes of Golk Golk", crayon drawing on cardboard; Unframed. 2) (Two) John R. Mason Drawings, (1990, 1991), each crayo

Two mixed media drawings; liho crayon and pencil, and pen and ink, by Pacific Northwest artist Jay Steensma (1941-1994). Two "Erratic" drawings...inside the mind of the artist. One titled "ECO, Volunt

DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) Swimming Pool Crayon on paper (2 works) 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" Executed on a "David Hockney - Paper Pools" Tyler Graphics artwork mailer invitation; featuring two sketches of swimming

Peanuts, c.1930, 6x8, conte crayon on paper, Provenance: private collection, very good condition.

Cecil Jensen (American, 1902-1976) Two Works. 'Morale Builder' and 'It Ain't Easy to Acquire Culture', both ink and conte crayon drawings for Chicago Daily News, circa 1940, each signed lower right an

Biagio Pinto (Philadelphia, 1911-1989) Two drawings to include a mixed-media watercolor and oil pastel figure, and a Conte crayon drawing of Adam and Eve. Each pencil signed. Larger: 25in x 18in. | Ph