LORRAIN – BARRIERE Landscape with Mercury.

Manner of Claude Lorrain (French, 1600-1682) "Untitled (Landscape with Figures at a River)" Oil on canvas Unsigned Approx. 23" x 30" (framed)

"Landscape with Jacob and Laban's Daughters", after Claude Lorrain, anonym, antique hand colored lithograph, 1820s-1840s with picture matte and glass frame, unmarked. Probably American artwork reflect

Landscape based on Claude Lorrain's "Tobias and the Angel" from "Liber Veritatis" (the version engraved by Richard Earlom in 1774); anonym, antique hand colored lithograph, 1820s-1840s with picture ma

Claude Lorrain. (born Claude Gellee, called le Lorrain in French and traditionally just Claude in English) (French, c. 1600 - 1682). Landscape with the Marriage of Isaac and Rebecca. Antique steel eng

ANDALUSIAN SCHOOL

T. Lorrain - Pastoral Landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower right. 20th century. 29.25" x 39" framed 40" x 50" Property from a Fine Collection of Antiques & Decorative Art, Rumson, New Jersey.

Etching with Mezzotint Published C1800, London for "Imitations of the Italian Masters" by George Knapton. Paper Size: 16.5 x 10.5 inch (42 x 27cm) Very minor margin toning.

Including a French opaline box (l. 5 in.), an enameled copper plaque with classical landscape, a mercury glass stand, a painted shell, 3 misc pipes, a paperweight, and two heavily worn Fornasetti plat

oil on wood panel 11 1/2 X 15 1/2 inches

Six framed prints of continental landscapes, offset lithograph after engravings by Claude le Lorrain, mounted in gilt frames. Image size: 11.25" x 13.75" Ht: 15" Wd: 18" (framed)

An antique Bohemian glass goblet with an extensive overlay scenic landscape, accompanied by a mercury glass newel post finial.

AFTER CLAUDE LORRAIN HAND COLORED ETCHING 19TH C. H 7.5" W 10" LANDSCAPE Claude le Lorrain delint. Published April 25th. 1774 by John Boydell Engraver in Cheapside. Mezzotint by Richard Earlom. From t

Landscapes after Claude Lorrain Oil on panel in tondo All in tondo, in fine gilt carved frames h. 7 w. 9 in. (each) overall: 11-1/4 x 13-1/4 in. (each frame) Provenance: Estate of John F. Ball, Televi

Richard Earlom (British, 1743-1822) Four Landscapes After Claude Lorrain. Etching and aquatint dated to 1766 Each: 8" x 10.25" Frames: 16.75" x 18.75"

Old Master landscape painting in the style of Claude Lorrain, featuring cattle and castle ruins, oil on canvas measuring 30 by 40 inches in an antique gold leaf frame measuring 38 by 48 by 2.3 inches.

"River and Trees Landscape" attributed to Claude Lorrain, (1600-1682). Pen and brown ink, gouache. Mid 17th century. On laid paper, without a visible watermark. The drawing measures 10.75" x 7.75" In

Antique 19th c. Landscape Oil Painting After Claude Lorrain (France, 1604/5-82) by French artist Jean Vauveau (France, 19th c.) | Classical French landscape painting in academic style depicting landsc

Oil on canvas painting, school of Claude Lorrain, 1600 to 1682, a French Baroque artist and master of landscape painting. The artwork depicts a landscape with Roman ruins and a fountain. Ornate golden

Line Item # 3 French, 1600-1682. Ink on laid paper, paper measures 2H x 6W inches, potential signature lower left, mounted on brown backing, toning to paper, grey matte

Attributed to Claude Lorrain (French, 1600-1682) Pastoral European Landscape with Castle, woodcut, trimmed to image. Size: 11.25" x 15.25", 29 x 39 cm (sheet).

Lot of 4 Sepia Toned Mezzotint Engraved Etchings by Richard Earlom (English 1743-1822) after Claude Lorrain (French 1600-1682) Depicting Pastoral Landscapes titled "Lorraine View" 17" L 15" H Art 11"

FRENCH SCHOOL18th CenturyAllegorical landscape in the manner of Claude Lorrain. Unsigned.Oil on canvas laid down on board, 16.5” x 24”. Framed 24” x 30.5”.

Anonymous copyist of the 19th century, large arcadian landscape with figure staffage afterClaude Lorrain, oil / canvas, unsigned, craquelé 127 x 175 cm, framed 140 x 189 cm

Remarkable 17th Century landscape painting by Old Master Claude Lorrain (France, 1600 Ð November 23, 1682) | Classical Landscape Exhibiting Roman School, Origin: 1600 Ð 1650, believed to be 1629 to