Ronnie Cutrone "Birds Eye View" Lithograph

Ronnie Cutrone (American, 1948-2013), "Birds Eye View" lithograph numbered, titled, signed in pencil "106/250 Ronnie Cutrone". Framed, not examined out of frame. Sight size: 19" high, 24 3/4" wide. Fr

Numbered 144/200 in pencil and signed indistinctly in the lower right hand margin of the paper. Deckled edge paper, housed in a gilt frame under plexiglass. Sight size: 21" ht. x 27" wd., framed size:

Birdseye view map colored lithograph "View of Beverly Massachusetts 1886", published by W. A. Greenough & Co., Old Print Shop label on verso, sight size 20 1/4" x 26 1/2". Provenance: Property from Cr

Color Lithograph "Bird's-Eye View of Andersonville Prison from the South East". Copyrighted 1890, published by Keystone Pub. Co., Philadelphia. Andersonville Prison, also known as Camp Sumter, was loc

[FRANCE]. Vue Generale de l’Exposition Universelle de Paris. 1900. Color lithograph bird’s eye view of the grounds of the 1900 Paris Expositions, the border with cameos depicting various s

Toronto Canada hand-colored lithograph, birds eye view C. 1876. Printed by Alexander Craig Toronto. Sight 4" x 7".

Lot 38 Franklin Square Lithographic Company American ManufacturerBird's Eye View of the Great Suspension Bridge, NY lithograph large bird's-eye view of the Brooklyn Bridge the ”Great Suspension

John Bachmann (1814-1876). Birds Eye view of Philadelphia. Title: Birds Eyes View of Philadelphia. Framed. Medium: Lithograph. Size: 24.5 X 34.5 (sight). Signature: Stamp. Artist: John Bachman

Birdseye View of Mount Vernon. Stone lithograph. G.& F. Bill, 1859. Opening: H 11-1/2", W 14-1/2". Frame size: H 13-1/2", W 16-1/2". Period frame. Some toning and imperfections. Collection of Laura Mi

"Bird's Eye View of the Town of Nantucket, State of Massachusetts, Looking Southwest 1881" Lithograph, reprinted in 1948 by Wm. O. Lincoln, Lincoln Lane, Hingham, Mass.; ivory mat and molded wood fram

Hand-colored lithograph published by G & F. Bill, depicting the home of George Washington, Mt. Vernon. With numbered key indicating fourteen locations of interest on the estate including the vegetable

The two-color advertising lithograph depicting a bird's eye view of 'Chicago's New Union Passenger Station (Under Construction),' with printed signature for the illustrator Harry M. Pettit (1867-1941)

New-York & Brooklyn, color lithograph, c. 1852, "Bird's Eye View of New-York & Brooklyn", drawn by C. Matter, published by J. H. Locher, matted and framed under glass, 23.5"h x 32"w (sight), 33.75"h x

Sutton Nicholls (British, active 1680-1740). Hand-colored lithograph depicting a bird's eye view of Hanover Square in London. From John Stowe's "Survey of London," ca. 1754. With notable str

Comprising, "St. Martin's Church, Westminster," "Bushy Park: The Seat of the Duke of Clarence," and "St. Paul's Cathedral." Together with a lithograph of a bird's eye view of Norte Dame and Paris, sig

1891 Lithograph of a Birds Eye View of the Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition - after original paintings by Charles S Graham (American, 1852-1911) - Signed lower right "C Graham"; Set under gla

Original Lithograph Bird's Eye Panoramic View 1889 Henniker New Hampshire as drawn by George E Norris in 1889 (Brockton, Mass). Lithograph by Burleigh Lithograph of Troy, New York.The lithograph is fr

John Bachmann (Swiss/American, 1814-1896) , "Bird's Eye View of New Orleans", 1851, hand-colored lithograph, printed by J. Bachmann, published by A. Guerber & Co., New York, "The Old Print Shop, New Y

CURRIER, Nathaniel (1813 - 1888) and IVES, James Merritt (1824 - 1895). The City of Washington / Bird's Eye view from the Potomac looking North (Reproduction).Lithograph with full color.New York: Curr

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Bird's Eye View of the City of Savannah Georgia, Published by A. Ruger, St. Louis, Lithograph, 1871, with refere

JOHN BACHMANN BIRD'S EYE VIEW CENTRAL PARK (SUMMER) NEW YORK CITY CA. 1865 COLOR LITHOGRAPH 16" X 22.5"

HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPH "VUE GÉNÉRALE DE NEW-YORK PRISE A VOL D'OISEAU"("A View of New York A Bird's-Eye View".) After John Bachmann (France, active 1830-1860). Published by Asse

h. 25-1/2 w. 40 in. overall: 36 x 48-1/2 in. (frame) bird's-eye view of Brooklyn, N.Y. by Benjamin Franklin Smith, Junr. Del.; hand colored engraving, published by Smith, Fern & Co., N.Y. Provenance:

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE SEAT OF WAR, 1862, Civil War lithograph map published by Louis Prang & Co., Boston. Depicts key sites of the conflict including Washington, Baltimore, Harper's Ferry, Richmond,