"Jumping the Pits" by John P. Cowan

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PAINTING, "Take the Lead," 1971, watercolor on paper, signed L/L, "Cowan," verso a paper gallery label; 22" x 30", framed 33 1/2" x 40 1/4". Note: #846 in ar

JOHN P. COWAN (American 1920-2008) A PAINTING, "Sketch for 'Edge of the Clearing,'" 20TH CENTURY, watercolor and gouache on paper, signed L/L, "Cowan," with two paper labels on reverse, one from Mered

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Memories," 1978, offset color lithograph on textured paper, signed in plate L/L, "Cowan," and in pencil in margin L/R, "John P. Cowan," special editi

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Any Way You Can," CIRCA 1999, offset color lithograph, signed in pencil L/R, 190/800. 18 3/4" x 26 3/8"

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Too Soon," colored lithograph, signed L/R in pencil. 21" x 27 1/2"

(lot of 2) Framed offset prints, after John P. Cowan (Texas, Tennessee, 1920-2008), including: (1) "The Trailing Flats," sight: approx 16.5"h, 22.5"w, overall: approx 25.5"h, 31.5"w; (1) "Sunken Blind

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Magic Minutes," colored lithograph, signed L/R in pencil. 21" x 27 1/2"

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Wetlands - Pintails," 2001, printed reproduction of a watercolor on paper, signed in pencil L/R, "John P. Cowan," numbered L/L, "87/800," printed in

(lot of 2) Framed wildlife print and fishing lures, comprising: (1) offset lithograph on paper, "A Texas Treasure," signed lower right John P. Cowan (Texas 1920-2008), with inscription, sight: 25.5"h,

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Hoggin Up," CIRCA 2001, offset color lithograph, signed L/R in pencil, 190/800. 19" x 26 3/8"

JOHN P. COWAN (American 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Duck Hunting," artist proof on paper, signed in pencil L/R, AP L/L.

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "First Bar," 1989, printed reproduction of a watercolor on paper, signed in pencil L/R, "John P. Cowan," numbered at L/L, "9/10 Artist Proof," also in

THE WATERHOLE BY JOHN P. COWAN. Height: 30 in. by Width: 37 in.

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Teal Hunt," 1976, printed reproduction of a watercolor on paper, signed in pencil L/R, "John P. Cowan," and numbered at L/L, "97/600," title printed

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Low Water Doves," colored lithograph, signed L/R in pencil. 21" x 27 1/2"

Duck hunters with dog. Signed lower right in pencil. Label on verso reading Ex: Pepsico Collection 19.5 X 27" (28" X 35")"

John P. Cowan - A Texas Treasure text by Ray Sasser. Signed by both on half title page. Collector's Covey with note from the publisher. 1992 with unclipped dust jacket. 191 pp. with color photo illust

John P. Cowan (1920-2008) In the Broomweed, Offset lithograph, Signed in print and signed in pencil lower right. Framed dimensions: h: 32 1/2 x w: 39 1/2 in. H: 19 3/8 W: 26 3/4 in.

Lee LeBlane, John P. Cowan, Duck Stamp and print. 2 artworks. Title: 2 artworks. Medium: Print. Signature: SLR. Artist: Lee LeBane & John P. Cowan. Framed. Frame size: 16.50 x 18.25,6.50 x 9. Will nee

Larry Hayden, John P. Cowan, Duck stamp & print. 2 artworks. Title: 2 artworks. Medium: Print. Signature: SLR. Artist: Larry Hayden, John P.Cowan. Framed. Frame size:16.50 x 18.25, 6.50 x 9 both. New

All prints on acid-free paper signed and numbered, including 1985 by John P. Cowan numbered 5112/11300, 1984 Wood Ducks by David Maass numbered 485/9400, 1983 American Widgeons by Maynard Reece number

South America  / Direct Service / between / New York - Brazil / Uruguay & Argentine ca. 1920s  artist's name printed in image; printed P.P. Press. Designers & Printers, Liverpool 40.75 x 26 in.

United States Mint Silver Dollars 2005-P, Lot of Four Four coins total including John Marshall 250th Birth Anniversary proof and uncirculated, US Marine Corp 230th Anniversary proof and uncirculated.

Rare Three-Gallon Stoneware Pitcher with Profuse Cobalt Floral Decoration, attributed to John P. Schermerhorn, Richmond, VA, circa 1830, large-sized, ovoid-bodied pitcher with tooled shoulder, canted