Georges La Chance: Back Alley, Brown County

Attributed to Georges LaChance 1888-1964 Brown County Listed Artist Signed "Nashville IN Hillside" approx 20"x15"

Beautiful oil on board painting by listed Indiana artist George LaChance (1888-1964). The painting features a Brown County Indiana landscape . Unsigned, artist tag on verso. Sight measures approx. 9-1

Beautiful oil on board painting by listed Indiana artist George LaChance (1888-1964). The painting is titled "A Study In Blue" and features a Brown County Indiana landscape . Unsigned, artist tag on v

20x24" approximately size. Titled on back "Quiet Stream".

Georges La Chance (1888 - 1964) American Oil on Masonite Measure 12"in H x 18"in W and 18 1/2"in H x 24 1/2"in W with frame Known for: Landscape, portrait, mural Name variants: Georges LaChance Biogra

Brown County Pottery 5 1/2 inch square hand pressed tile depicting a woman boiling her wash, covered in colorful high glazes. Incised on the back Brown County Pottery "36". There is fine overall crazi

EDGAR DEGAS AND GEORGE W. THORNLEY Sur la Plage. Lithograph printed in brown on cream Chine appliqué on a greenish blue wove paper, circa 1888-89. 192x340 mm; 7x13½ inches, small margins. Th

Shipping in USA $ 75.Georges Recipon (France, 1860 - 1920 Le porte-bonheur ou la chance Bronze 6-1/2 x 6 x 5.8 inches (16. Signed: Recipon Foundry stamp: SUSSE FRERES PARIS

Dorothy Frantz Listed Artist 1904-1972 Original Oil Composition "Brown County Landscape" 20"x24" Signed front and back

Baker (Indiana - 1878-1943) was an American impressionist artist who primarily worked in Richmond, Indiana. Baker is amongst the well-known school of Brown County artists. Oil on canvas. With H. Liebe

Vintage American school abstract still life oil painting. Oil on canvas. Signed on verso, "Wm La Chance". Unframed. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on the back of the

President George Washington Silhouette Artist: William H. Brown Print Type: Stone Lithograph Date: 1844 Publisher: E. B & E. C. Kellogg<

When You Come Back George M. Cohan Type: American Patriotic World War One Signed: Signed in Plate Dated: 1918 Publisher:

A well circulated yet still attractive Brown Back from the sole issuer in this Livingston County locale that retains nice color and bold pen signatures. It is one of only three examples of this type a

Here is a chance to pick up a nice Pennsylvania brown back for the type from a town that is not Philadelphia or Pittsburgh. There is about a half inch tear through the end of the treasury serial numbe

Georges Braque La Charrue, C. 1964. Original lithograph on wove paper on one double page. Plate-signed G.B. Printed on the back as issued. Dimensions: + Size of the sheet: 38 x 56 cm / 14,9 x 22 in. I

$5 National Bank Note. Naugatuck NB of Naugatuck, CT. Ch. 3020. Fr. 467. The only bank to charter in this New Haven county locale, having done so in 1883. This makes only the second Brown Back to appe

Here is a crispy LA note from a charter that is usually only available in the form of an UNC brown back. This happens to be the only 1902 $5 date back known on the bank.

Anonymous author's drawing of Raganosa Church, (Tremestieri Etneo, Catania, Sicily), nineteenth century. Watercolor on paper in gray ink. Mm 150x205. Dated 19 October '86. On the back of a brown ink d

Late 18th C., comprising 2 armchairs, 6 side chairs, fan inlay. Dimensions: Arm: 38"H x 23W. Sides: 38H x 21W Property Title: From a Westchester County, New York estate (EPEN35-797/8) (WT)

Robert (Bert) Baum (Pennsylvania, 1907-2005). An oil on panel miniature winter landscape titled "Bucks County Landscape". Unsigned. Inscribed on back by Bert Brown. Panel: 4in x 6-1/8in.

Title: La Barque D27 Artist: Georges Braque County: France Medium: Lithograph Signed in plate Paper Size: 10.3 x 1 4 inch tapped on paper 13 x 16 inch. Printed : 1968 by L'imprimerie Arte, France Prov

George Loring Brown Summer Landscape Oil Painting. Antique oil painting on canvas in gilt frame. Signed bottom corner. Old gallery label on back. Titled, "Summer Landscape." George Loring Brown (Febru

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