Roland Clark, Stray Shots

Clark, Roland, ''Stray Shots'', Derrydale Press, 1931, stamped gold and white, gilt pictorial black cloth boards, 13 original drypoints with the fronticepiece ''Candasbacks''- signed in pencil, editio

Stray Shots by Rolland Clark. 1931. The Derrydale Press limited to 535 copies. Pencil signed lower right on frontispiece drypoint illustration 'Roland Clark'. 124 pp. rough cut. Thirteen drypoint illu

Clark, Roland (American, 1874-1957), Three Waterfowl Prints: Seclusion, The Raider and The Rendezvous, 1944-1945, colored etchings on heavy cream paper, signed and numbered in pencil 148/250, 115/250

Clark, Roland (American, 1874-1957), Pair of Waterfowl Prints: Up and Away and Long Shore, 1947, colored etchings on heavy cream paper, signed and numbered in pencil 27/300 and 104/300, image size 18.

Roland Clark (Connecticut, 1847-1957). All depicting marsh scenes and comprising a hunter with duck, signed "Roland Clark" in the etching lower left, and "Roland Clark" below the image lower right.; t

Man in canoe, image 4.75 x 6.75 inches, frame 8.75 x 10.5 inches, image of ducks 6.25 x 7.5 inches, frame 9 x 10.25 inches.

Roland Clark, American (1874-1957), four professionally matted and framed etchings. Largest of Canada geese, image measures 12.5" x 15". Bluebills measures 11.5" x 13.5". Mallards measures 10" x 11".

Clark, Roland (American, 1874-1957), Pair of Waterfowl Prints: Sanctuary (Green Wing Teal) and The Scout (Mallard Drake), 1938, colored etchings on heavy cream paper, signed and numbered in pencil 211

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

"Dropping In, Canada Goose", "Up and Away", "Dawn, American Widgeon", "Winter Marsh, Canvas Back", "The Scout, Mallard Duck" and "Long Shore" each approximately 20" x 16" (sight)

Roland Clark (American 1874-1957)- 1). ''Little Bay'' 2). ''Little Bluebells'' & 3). ''John T. Pratt, jr.- Ex Libris''- 3 etchings, ca. 1920's, 2 are signed in pencil, good condition. 10 x 15'' (large

Roland Clark (American 1874-1957)- ''Little Bay Broadbill''- drypoint, 1923, signed and numbered '75, No. 67' in pencil. 10 x 15''

both framed and matted. The largest is 17" x 21" . Both pencil signed.

Roland Clark (American, 1874-1957), Duck Stamp Design 1938etching, titled to lower left, pencil signed to lower right, custom matted with stamp, presented behind glass in a gilt frame. Frame dimension

Duck Stamp Design 1938 etching by Roland Clark (United States, 1874 - 1957), pencil signed lower right, titled lower left, matted and framed together with Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp signed E.E.(?) M

Roland Clark (American 1874-1957) Two engravings of game birds in flight . Signed lower right each 7 x 10" 12 x 15" as framed.

Clark, Roland (American, 1874-1957), Pair of Waterfowl Prints: Down Wind (Pintail Drake) and The Alarm (Black Duck), 1937, colored etchings on heavy cream paper, signed and numbered in pencil 73/250 a

Clark, Roland (American, 1874-1957), Three Waterfowl Prints: Calm Weather (Redhead), A Straggler (Broadbill) and Taking Off (Blue Wing Teal), 1940-1941, colored etchings on heavy cream paper, signed a

Roland Clark (American 1874-1957) original pencil signed etching. Signed in pencil 'Roland Clark' lower right. Number 4 of an edition of 75 in pencil lower left. Titled The Marsh Covey in pencil lower

ROLAND CLARK (American 1874-1957) AN ETCHING, "Lowering Geese," on paper, signed L/R. 14 3/4" x 12"

(2) Roland Clark (1874 - 1957) Sporting Etchings. Pencil signed in lower margin. Roland Clark is known for wildlife, huntsman genre, etcher. Image Sizes: 10.5 x 9 in.

A Group of Three Dry-Point Etchings by Roland Clark (1847-1957) comprising Ducks Flying Over a Landscape, Flying Swans and Flying Ducks. First example: 18 3/4 x 21 3/4 inches.

"Calm Weather / Redhead" and "A Straggler / Boadbill" hand colored aquatints by Roland Clark (United States, 1874 - 1957), both published 1940 by The Derrydale Press (New York), both pencil signed and

(1874-1957) An etching sent to the artist's friends in 1928. "New Year's Greeting George LaBranche" along the bottom of the etching. Signed lower right. Image size 3 1/4" x 4 1/4" in a 9 1/4" x 11 3/4