Forsythe. "And They Thought We Could Not"

30" x 40" One sheet linen backed World War One poster.

Forsythe, Victor Clyde 1885 - 1962 And they thought we couldn´t fight Lithograph ca. 1918 41.3 x 30.7 in. (105 x 78 cm) Printer: Ketterlinus, Philadelphia Condition Details: (B+) was folded, smal

"And They Thought We Couldn't Fight". Approx. 30-1/4" x 41". Linen backed. Some light edge wear with some light surface scuffs.

Vintage World War I Poster. And They Thought We Couldn't Fight, 1918. Image size: 29 1/2 x 20 1/4, In Frame. Framed. Condition: as per photograph.

Friedel Dzubas, German/American (1917-1994). Magna acrylic on canvas titled on verso 'After Thought' with labels from The Harcus Gallery, Boston, Mass., dated 1984-85 and M. Knoedler & Co., Inc., NYC.

Raymond Pettibon (1957) Untitled (I Thought California Would Be Different),1989 Screenprint Signed lower right: 'Raymond Pettibon' Unnumbered/outside the edition of 65 Diana Zlotnick Collection acquir

JADA ROWLAND (1943-) "They went down the mountainside on the sled so fast that Heidi thought they were flying!" Illustration of Heidi and her grandfather, published on the double-page spread of pages

Jesse Howard (1885-1983). Free Thought And Free Speech. 1978. Signed, dated and titled. Marker on cloth window shade. Slight fading of ink, and aging of canvas, otherwise great environmental condition

Alson Skinner Clark (1876-1949) A Desert Landscape (Thought to be the San Jacinto Mountains) unsigned oil on canvas laid to board 18 x 22 in. framed 23 1/4 x 27 1/4 in. Footnotes: Provenance

Selina Trieff (1934-2015) Clown in Thought, 1998 Oil on paper Signed lower right

John Alford Bergner (born 1830) White House (thought to be on Front Street) signed and inscribed 'Painted by J.A. Bergner. 230 Mission St.' (lower center) oil on canvas 26 x 38 in. framed 34 x 45 1/4

Clyde Forsythe (American, 1885-1962) Golden Canyon, Death Valley, 1950 oil on board signed Clyde Forsythe and dated (lower right) 20 x 28 inches Property from the Estate of Peter Bergh, Edwards, Color

Attributed to Antoine Vestier Portrait of Lady, thought to be Madame de Cromot de Fougy Oil on canvas, ovoid 28 1/4 x 22 5/8 inches (71.7 x 57 1/2 cm) C The Estate of Catherine Ann Moore Cavanaugh

KHAN, Idris (British, b. 1978). I Thought We Had More Time… MigrateArt, 2022. Collaged pigment print on Somerset and Kozo paper. Signed by Khan on the lower right corner. Matted and framed under

Italian School (19th century) A portrait of a lady before a window thought to be the Princesse de Salm oil on canvas 31 3/4 x 25 1/8in (80.6 x 63.8cm)

Offered here for your consideration are original World War II sketches by Victor Clyde Forsythe. Forsythe was well respected in many fields of the art world. He was a superior illustrator of newspaper

Richmond Burton (b. 1960): Double Thought Plane Oil on canvas on paper, 1989, signed 'Richmond Burton' lower right, with label from Simon Watson, NY. 9 1/2 x 13 in., 10 1/4 x 13 3/4 in. (frame). Prope

Deep in Thought, oil on board, signed lower left; 43 1/2" h x 36" w (view), 52 1/2" h x 45" w (frame). Provenance: De-accessioned by the Czech National Museum in Prague; purchased at auction by consig

Carved Inuit bear in deep thought, 16"h x 6 1/2"w

Edronce Rukodzi (Zimbabwe, b. 1951) "In Thought", Springstone. Size: 23.5'' x 11'' x 6'' (60 x 28 x 15 cm). Provenance: The Peggy Knowlton Collection.Note: all items in this auction are being offered

Atmospheric landscape, signed lower right: Clyde Forsythe, oil on board, 12'' H x 16'' W, est: $1000/1500 Provenance: Private Collection, Los Anegles, CA

Tobacciana Sign, Happy Thought Tobacco, great graphic of Navy seaman holding a plug for Wilson-McCallay Tobacco Co., litho on paper printed by Orcutt, c.1885, 2 brass grommets top margin, Exc cond w/g

Hessam Abrishami, American (Born 1951). Acrylic on Board titled 'Thought of Love'. Signed lower right and verso. Board 12" H x 8" W, framed 23.5" x 19.5". Condition report: good with minor wear to fra

JOHN DELULIO "THAT WHAT IS THOUGHT AS THE END" ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 1978. 33 & 29"H X 43 & 39"W.