Candide Rockwell Kent signed

Heading: (Kent, Rockwell, illustrator) Author: Voltaire, Jean Francois Marie Arouet de Title: Candide Place Published: New York Publisher:Random House Date Published: 1928 Description:

Voltaire, Candide, illustrated by Rockwell Kent (New York: Random House, 1928). No. 112 of 1,470 numbered copies, signed by Kent on the limitation pageEstimate: $100 - $200

Jean Marie Arquet de Voltaire's "Candide", illustrated by Rockwell Kent, numbered edition 1084/1470, signed by Rockwell Kent, published by Random House, NY 1928. [11 1/2" H x 7 7/8" W]. In good overal

Lot consists of an oil on board painting by Rockwell Kent (1882 - 1971). Titled "Monhegan Island". Approx. 7.5" x 13.5". Beautiful landscape image with clouds and tree in the background. Signed lower

Group 9 Rockwell Kent signed Moby Dick illustrations. Plate dimensions are 2in to 6in high x 2.75in to 5.5in wide, all plates average an additional quarter inch of visible margins on all sides, all ph

Rockwell Kent Signed Wood Engraving [Oarsman]. Signed in pencil lower right. Measures 5.375-in. x 6.875-in. image size and 11.125-in. x 14.375 sheet size. Image is in very good condition with light to

ROCKWELL KENT (American 1882-1971) "Signed letter with HMG engraving" and "To Frances" Typed letter from 1962 with copper plate print. Wood engraving. Frame with print and letter: 26 x 13 1/4 inches.

(American, 1882-1971)Titled "Troubador" Hand signed lithograph Measures 17 x 15 inches framed

Rockwell Kent Signed Lithograph, pencil signed lower right, Eskimo mother and child circa 1937, sight 13" x 9 1/2", matted behind glass in wood frame, 21" x 17 1/2". CONDITION: Some foxing spots on pr

The Bookplates and Marks of Rockwell Kent, made by Pynson Printers for Random House, NY 1929. Signed by the artist and unnumbered—marked as printer's copy—in an edition of 1250 numbe

1933 Rockwell Kent SIGNED 1st ed Rockwellkentiana Bibliography Prints Zigrosser A scarce first edition bibliography and collection of prints by the iconic artist Rockwell Kent uniquely titled, Rockwel

Heading: Author: Kent, Rockwell Title: N by E Place Published: New York Publisher:Brewer & Warren Date Published: 1930 Description: xi, 281 pp. (8vo), tan cloth stamped in

Framed Water color, signed Rockwell Kent lower right, some water damage lower right. Tarrytown 1882. Rockwell Kent-painter, lecturer, graphic artist. Property of New York City Estate

Framed Water color, signed Rockwell lower right, some water damage lower right. Paperwork affixed to back of painting, Tarrytown 1882. Rockwell Kent-painter, lecturer, graphic artist. Property of New

WRITIER/ARTIST: Rockwell Kent (Tarrytown, New York, Plattsburgh, New York, 1882-1971), Thornton Wilder (Madison, Wisconsin, Hamden, Connecticut, 1897-1975) TITLE: The Bridge of San Luis Rey, 1929 PUBL

BOOKS: Rockwell Kent SIGNED This Is My Own 1st Ed, Rockwell Kent. This Is My Own. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York. 1940, first edition. Hardcover. 6"w x 9"h. 393 pages with drawings throughout by Ke

Rockwell Kent (artist) letter signed in ink

Rockwell Kent's Greenland Book Salamina Hand signed

1940 Rockwell Kent SIGNED 1ed This is my Own Autobiography Illustrated ART Rockwell Kent was a 20th-century American artist and adventurer who is best known for his plethora of cartoon-like illustrati

Signed first and limited edition of Rockwell Kent's "N By E" 1930. Edition 569/900 printed on special watermark paper signed by author 245 pages. 8.25". FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

"Worlds Famous Paintings" edited by Rockwell Kent. Signed. 1st Edition, 1939. Good Condition.

Title: THE BOOKPLATES AND MARKS OF ROCKWELL KENT, Signed, and Numbered;Publisher: Random House, New York;Publication Date: 1929,Binding: Hard Cover with Dust Jacket

A Northern Christmas (Alaska) by Rockwell Kent. Signed front endsheet. New York American Artists Group, Number One in the Series. 1941 with unclipped dust jacket. Illustrated. Measures 6.75 in. x 5 in

Lot consists of an original lithograph by Rockwell Kent, circa 1946. Titled "Europe". Pencil signed lower right, pencil titled lower left, and pencil inscribed "To Morris Greenstein, Wishing You a Hap