Two Prints of Buildings, after Piranesi

After Piranesi, two views of Rome and various buildings. 19th century. 18 3/4 in. x 25 in. each.

After Piranesi, two views of Rome and various buildings. 19th century. 18 3/4 in. x 25 in. each.

After Piranesi, two views of Rome and various buildings. 19th century. 18 3/4 in. x 25 in. each.

Two copy prints buildings and skyline of NYC, 1939 Off set etchings on paper, Not singed 1939 Dimensions: H12" x W 9" and H9" x W 12" Condition: No issues to note.

Veduta della Basilica de Ste. Maria MaggiotrVeduta del Romano Campidoglio con Scalinataeach 25in. x 17in. (63cm. x 43cm)Framed: 31in. x 23in. (79cm. x 58cm)

15pc Antique Italian Architectural Engravings 21''x15.5'' Sheets. Various images of The Coliseum and the Roman Forum. Two are Piranesi prints with obelisks. All loose with some staining. 19th century,

GIOVANNI BATTISTA PIRANESI (Italian 1720-1778) TWO PRINTS, "Castel Sant'Angelo," 1754 and "Teatro Marcello," 1757, etchings on laid paper, Gerhard Wurzer Gallery, Houston, Texas, labels on reverse, fr

After Giovanni Battista Piranesi, two engraved prints including Veduta di Piazza di Spagna (ss 15 1/2" x 22 3/4") and Veduta della Piazza di Monte Cavallo (ss 17 1/4" x 25 1/2"). Provenance: Property

Koerner, Henry (American/Pittsburgh, 1905-1991) two etchings of Pittsburgh, one showing the Carnegie Museum of Art with the Scaife Galleries, and the other showing the Park Building, largest 16 by 20

An assortment of Fort Wayne, Indiana related postcards and two photographic prints of the Lincoln Tower building located on Berry Ave. Toning; edge and corner wear; creases. Please Note: Scheerer McCu

Jean Harding Brown, American, 20th century. Two mid 20th century prints depicting outdoor building scenes. Both signed "Jean Harding Brown" lower right, one titled "Entrance to the Greek Theatre, Cran

Two Piranesi classical urn prints. [Frames: 41 x 29 3/4 inches].

Original Howard Mandel cubist screen print of his piece "Promenade" featuring two figures in front of buildings. Print 12/30. Signed in pencil in lower right and titled in lower left. Water damage in

Group of four Roy Charles W Fox (New York 1908 - 1993) etchings. 1) Two prints of trees both signed in pencil lower right. Title 'Old Ones' in pencil lower left. On numbered '5' and the other '6' in p

This lot includes two prints of the famous and very historical Cathedral Basilica at St Augustine, Florida, and other famous buildings. Framed art is approx 16" x 1" x 13". Prints are approx 9 1/2" x

Louis XVI style parcel gilt hanging wall mirror, 19th c., well carved and parcel gilt frame featuring swags, ribbon and foliates, on a white ground, two side mirrors center large oval print, an archit

Louis XVI style parcel gilt hanging wall mirror, 19th c., well carved and parcel gilt frame featuring swags, ribbon and foliates, on a white ground, two side mirrors center large oval print, an archit

Titled "View of Wall Street" and "New York City Street Scene with Empire State Building," each signed in pencil Robert Kasimir (Austrian, 1914-2002), verso of each bears accession and collection label

Two identical prints of an illustration of a woman in the archway of a building. Artist signature at bottom, possibly "Returot". Numbered at the lower left #272/300. 35.25" x 25.5".

Two Framed Decorative Prints by G.D.Rowlandson, Titled: A Hill in the Open and A Hot Scent. Framed dimensions for each: H: 34 3/8 x W: 26 1/2 in.

Nineteen (19) assorted prints and etchings. Artists include: Louis Orr. Alexander Kruse, Edward F. Fogle, Harriet Saufair, and others. Sheets measure 9 in. - 19 in. x 12 in. - 15 in. Two (2) are mount

20th century. Very colorful fields and buildings. 22/125 Signed Kong. 13"h. 17.25"w. and King Tut Exhibit poster variation 22 by 19. A. Mutchnito, 1977 25"h. 18"w.

Lot consisting of two early 19th century lithographs depicting the Cathedral of Christ Church at Corpus Christi College in Cambridge and an old building from King's College in Cambridge, each 20" x 24

ASIAN: Two loose woodblock prints by Katsuyuki Nishijima (Japanese, b. 1945) both late 20th C.,"Shop in Taishiyama" ed. 261/500, depicting traditional pagoda style building, pencil signed along bottom