A Graphite Drawing on Paper

After Roy Lichtenstein "Girl" Signed and Framed Graphite Drawing on Paper. Leanne Hull Fine Art Gallery label is on the back of the work. Framed measures 19 inches x 16 inches. Art measures 11 inches

MARK SHEINKMAN Graphite Drawing on Paper. Large Modernist drawing of stippled drips. Professionally framed. MORRIS HEALY Gallery Label. ATHIM MOELLER Fine Art Gallery Label. Signed and dated on revers

Lyman Byxbe (1886-1980) California Live Oaks on the San Andreas Fault The original work on paper is titled by the artist lower left and signed by him lower right. It displays the same draughtsmanship

A retro inspired graphite drawing on paper titled Dead End on Tiki Island by Paul Moch in 2004. Pop surrealism meets the classic Tiki iconography often found in mid-century modern design aesthetics. T

American, 20th C.. Signed and dated l.r '93. Verso titled "Hidden Study '93" 22"h x 30"w

Original graphite and color drawing on ecru paper of cartoon character Charlie Brown attributed to Peanut's creator Charles Schulz. Charlie Brown is walking briskly in a profile view with his mouth wi

Graphite drawing on paper depicting Hunting Son, American Indian, Taos. Measures 20" x 17 1/2" + 3/4" frame.

Modern Abstract Black & White Graphite Drawing on Paper. This is an intriguing abstract drawing depicting hard and soft edged organic forms. The various degrees of line weight and value keeps the eye

David A. Maas (American, 1929). Graphite drawing on paper depicting ducks taking flight against a fall wetland. Pencil signed lower right.David A. Maas is one of the representative Minnesota artists f

Rare original graphite drawing on paper "Femme de Bout". Hand signed. Image 12 5/8" x 9 1/4", Overall 26 1/2" x 23". Complete with original certificate by Lelia Pissarro.

G. Harvey (Gerald Harvey Jones), (Texas, 1933-2017), windmill, graphite drawing on paper, image: 7 x 10", frame: 10.5 x 16" Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection Gerald Harvey Jones, "G. Harve

John Lear (American, 1910-2008) Young man on the flying trapeze, graphite drawing on paper. Framed. Size: 6.25'' x 9.5'', 16 x 24 cm (sight); 11.5'' x 14.75'', 29 x 37 cm (frame).

Paris, Sept. 1889, graphite drawing on paper, mounted on board Provenance: DeRu's Fine Arts 21 x 17 inches

his lot consists of a graphite drawing on paper, done in the realist style of Edward Hopper (American, 1882-1967). Hand inscription at lower left reads, "Edward Hopper". Image depicts a beautiful seas

DESCRIPTION: Graphite drawing on paper by renowned French artist Marie Laurencin (1883-1956) titled "Jeune Femme" (translated: Young Girl); Depicting a young girl seated with her hand on her lap. Sign

This lot consists of a graphite drawing on paper, done in the realist style of Edward Hopper (American, 1882-1967). Hand inscription at bottom right reads, "E. Hopper". This modern image depicts a man

Classically inspired graphite drawing on paper of Jupiter by Tim Rakarich

Ida Burdzelian (French 20th Century), graphite drawing on paper, portrait, dated '82, Gallerie Claude Bernard label verso. Sight 18 1/2" x 14", frame overall 26" x 21 1/2".

SPIDERMAN, 1995, ink and graphite drawing on paper, signed in ink by Stan Lee and dated 1997, overall image 4 x 13”, framed with glass, with Marvel Entertainment Group copyright, in good production

Graphite drawing on paper, signed. Dimension: 20x17 cm.

KLAUBA, George (American, b. 1938). Annie. 1975. Graphite drawing on paper depicting a woman’s tattooed legs and forearm. 24 5/8 x 21 ¼”; sheet 27 x 22”. Signed and dated lower

Framed on graphite drawing on paper, "Mount Konocti from Clear Lake," signed lower right Gordena (Gordena Parker Jackson, California, 1900-1992), dated 1939, titled in lower right margin, crack to low

Winthrop Duthie Turney (American 1884-1965) A Charcoal & Graphite drawing on paper.Signed lower left WINTHROP TURNEY , Titled: SUBWAY MANNERS. Sight measures 20 inches 1/2 by 19 inches 5/8 and the Fra

The graphite drawing on paper titled THE U.S. FRIGATE SAVANAH. STRUCK BY A SQUALL OFF THE CAPE HORN JUNE 25TH 1847. The artist, William C. Philbrick, misspelled the ship's name. Philbrick is listed as