French School, "Road Before the Mountains," early 20th

French School, "Road Through the Trees," early 20th c., pair of watercolors, signed indistinctly l.r., presented in a gilt frame, H.- 14 3/4 in., W.- 22 in.

American School, Early 20th CenturyMountain Roadoil on masoniteunsigned, framed.24 1/2 x 28 inches

French School (Early 20th Century), Fauvist Vase of Flowersoil on canvas, possible illegible signature to lower right corner, presented in a period giltwood frame. Frame dimensions 29 x 38 in. Additi

French School (early 20th century), Mediterranean Vistaoil on canvas, 1923, indistinct signature and dated at lower left, presented in a period frame within a linen liner. Frame dimensions 36 1/4 x 27

French school, early 20th Century Mercury Gilt-bronze and marble sculpture With inscription: "J. de Bologne". As per the original by Jean de Boulogne 69x14x20 cm

Landscape With Cattle Path In The Barbizon Manner, Oil On Wood Panel, Signed Lower Right Huary, 6.5 x 9 Inches, Giltwood Frame 14 x 15 x 2 Inches Paint Loss Top Edge, Discoloration To Varnish But Pres

French School (Early 20th Century) Bronze, Mignon. 50 cm x 15 cm.

French School, Early 20th C. Flower Garden painting. Oil on canvas. Appears to be unsigned, has not been examined out of frame. Sight size: 11 x 15 inches.

Women Playing Chess. Large oil on canvas. Apparently unsigned. From a Greenwich, CT estate. - Dimensions: 39" h x 32" w.

Bathers At A Quarry, South Of France, Gouache On Academy Board, Signed Lower Left, Label Frederick Petit Verso, Sight 14 X 21 Inches, Period Giltwood Frame 19.5 X 26 Inches, Slight Warp And One Tide M

FRENCH SCHOOLEarly 20th CenturyCoastal scene. Inscribed lower left "... Bonnin Souvenir Samitie O. Vinay J. DiMartinique 12.4.1904".Oil on canvas, 15" x 21.5". Framed 19.5" x

French School, Early 20th century, Oil on canvas, The Fisherman's Daughter, An impressionist style view of a young girl with a basket with boats beyond. Titled La Fille de Pecheur. Approx. 23 1/4" x 1

Impressionist Style Dock Scene. Oil on panel. Unsigned. From a New Jersey collection. - Dimensions: 9.2" h x 13" w.

FRENCH SCHOOL (Early 20th Century). Late Afternoon at Notre Dame, Colored woodcut. Pencil signed lower right hand corner. Framed. Not examined out of frame. - 7.5" x 12"

French School, early 20th century. "Lady in Hat with Blue Bow", pastel, apparently unsigned. An oval format portrait of a young beauty in 18th century French style with coifed powdered hair under wide

Title: Impressionist Antique Painting Landscape - Two Girls Picking Flowers Description: Artist/ School: French School, early 20th century Title: Flower Pickers Medium: oil painting on board, unframed

French School, early 20th century. "Lady in Hat with Blue Flowers" pastel, apparently unsigned. An oval format portrait of a young beauty in 18th century French style dress with coifed and curled powd

French School Early 20th century Unsigned Oil on artist's board measures 10 x 8, the frame 14 x 12 inches. The frame retains the original paper label of Newcomb-Macklin CO. Picture Frame Makers. The f

A. Tardieu (French School, early 20th century). "Harbor", oil on canvas. Signed lower right, framed.

FRENCH SCHOOL (EARLY 20TH CENTURY) Still Life with Fish Oil on canvas 16" x 20" Artist signed in the lower right corner

French School, early 20th century, "St John's Chapel" in Orgeval, oil on canvas depicting an intersection of streets with a church at center, signed "MC Danton" at lower right, framed. Provenance: Acq

FRENCH SCHOOL (Early 20th century) "Cirque Ancillotti Plege Fontaines Lumineuses La Plus Merveilleuse Attraction 2000 000 Litres D'Eau en Piste" Color lithograph poster. Sight: 11 3/8 x 18 7/8 inches;

(Lot of 3) French School (early 20th century), "Le Canard Mange les Limaces," "Il a bu de l'eau," and "Ce que c'est Pratique!" lithographs in colors, each plate signed Reson, overall (framed/each): 14

FRENCH-ORIENTALIST SCHOOL (Early 20th century) "Desert Scene with Figures and Camels" Oil on canvas. 23 3/4 x 39 1/2 inches; Frame: 32 1/8 x 49 3/4 inches. Signed l/r: A. Biaetter.