SIGNED OIL ON CARDBOARD OF SHEEP IN A SNOWY FIELD

SIGNED OIL ON CARDBOARD OF SHEEP IN A SNOWY FIELD W/ SUNSET & MAN IN THE DISTANCE. SIGNED LOWER LEFT. 11 IN X 14 IN INCLUDING FRAME

Signed Richarson Oil on Cardboard Sheeps Painting. 36 1/2 x 48 in framed. 26 x 37 1/2 in unframed.Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, P

Signed oil on canvas landscape of sheep in field in front of hut. Indistinctly signed lower left. Obtained in Heidelberg, Germany. Condition: Small chips on frame. Overall Size: 27 x 31 in. Sight Size

Signed lr rt and from a Larchmont storage . - Dimensions: 12" x24" frame 21" x32"

Artist Signed Vintage Oil on Canvas Painting Children Sheep Herder in Field Opening. size: 20 x 24, 28 x 32 outside frame

Russian Snow Scene Oil on canvas painting signed. Oil on canvas painting signed illegibly to lower right. Depicting a scene of figures in a horse-drawn carriage running across a snowy field. Housed in

Russian Snow Scene Oil on canvas painting signed. Oil on canvas painting signed illegibly to lower right. Depicting a scene of figures in a horse-drawn carriage running across a snowy field. Housed in

Joshua von Gietl(German, 1847-1922)Gleaners in a fieldoil on cardboardsigned Gietl lower right9 3/4 x 12 1/2in (25 x 32cm)

Signed 19th C. Oil/Board Landscape. Women with sheep in field with mountains in the background. Initialed C.P.G. lower left. Could Possibly be Charles P. Gruppe. In carved gilt frame. Sight Size: 9 x

Joseph Van Dieghem, Brussels 1843 1895, Signed and Dated 1807 Oil Painting on Board of Sheep in Field. Artists wax monogram and inscription on the reverse of painting. Framed measures 10 inches x 12 i

Paco Young [ 1958 - 2005 ] American. Regionalist . Subject matter features a man pulling a sled, with a young child in it, near a snowy field barn. Original oil painting on canvas. Signed lower right.

Joseph Van Dieghem, Brussels 1843 1895, Signed and Dated 1807 Oil Painting on Board of Sheep in Field. Artists wax monogram and inscription on the reverse of painting. Framed measures 10 inches x 12 i

Hermann Heinrich Paschold, 1879 Ziegenrück- 1965 Gera, Thuringian painter, member of the Leipzig Secession, here: snowy Mittelgebirgslandschaft, oil / painting cardboard, signed lower right and dat.

Czeslaw Znamierowski (Latvia / Lithuanian, 1890-1977) - Snowy Rooftop, Oil on Cardboard. Signed. 21x27cm.

Johannes Weiland (1856-1909), Castle in a snowy landscape, oil on cardboard, signed ''J. Weiland'' at lower right, 30 x 36 cm, framed 47 x 54 cm

Bucolic Cow/Sheep Oil Signed T GEORGE COOPER: British Listed Landscape Artist and Etcher, 1836-1901. Animals at Rest Off the Path in a Rural Landscape. Beyond the Field is a Distant Farmhouse. Molded

Paul Thomas (1868-1910), French landscape painter, sheep on the lake shore in front of ahomestead with flowering fruit tree, oil / cardboard, signed, 30 x 40 cm, framed 47 x 56 cm

Bernard Corey (1914-2000) Snowy Fields oil on board, 12 x 18 in., signed l.r.

Signed Sheep's in a field Oil on canvas Painting. Signed Lower Right Durast Dimensions: 30 inches high x 35 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep. Art Measures 22 inches high x 18 inches wide Please refer t

(American, 1819-1905), signed l.l. "A.F. Tait," inscribed verso "ICE 1900, "Coming Home" Putnam Co. NY, A.F. Tait N.A., Yonkers, NY. Sight size: 17-1/2"h x 26-1/2"w

Oil on canvas of sheep in a field, signed L/R: C.H. Hayden (Charles Henry), 1856 -1901, American. Complete with ornate gilded deep well frame. Measures: 19 1/2"x 20 1/2" (49.53 x 52.07cm) - sight, 31

Signed l.r. "E. Masters" framed dated 1906. Relined. Sight size: 23-1/2"h x 35-1/2"w Overall: 32-1/2"h x 44-1/2"w

Signed on lower right corner H.Wilson Depicts a vast landscape of a snowed over field with a barn in the distance. Framed in grey blue toned wooden frame. Approximately 32 x 43 inches window measures

Francois Vandeverdonck (Belgium, Netherlands, 1848-?) oil on board, two sheep in field with lamb and ducks. Behind glass, in an ornate gilded wooden period frame. Signed lower center “F. Vandeverdon