GEORGE HAND WRIGHT (AMERICAN 1872- 1951)

Beaufort, South Carolina Street Scene Watercolor on paper , not signed. Dimensions: Framed H 16" x W 19", paper H 8.5" x W 12" Condition: some foxing to the mat. Glue down to another broad. No Glass.

George Hand Wright (American, 1872-1951), circa 1918. World War I propaganda poster reading "hip-hip !" in red upper right with depicting of a male patriot on flagpole with American flag blowing in wi

George Hand Wright (American, 1872-1951) Original antebellum color pencil drawing. 20 1/4 x 18 1/2 in. Southern scene

George Hand Wright (American, 1872-1951) gouache and pencil on paper depicting a fashionable couple iceskating, artist signed 'G. Wright' at lower right, 16"h x 16"w sight of sheet, overall dimensions

George Hand Wright (American 1872-1951) St Lawrence watercolor 9 x 11" signed lower right margin

George Hand Wright (American, 1872 - 1951) pencil signed etching. Pencil signed lower right. Measures 8" x 10" image size and 10.5" x 13.5" sheet size. VG-EX/EX condition with very slight toning over

George Hand Wright (American, South Carolina, 1872-1951) Original antebellum color pencil drawing. 20 1/4 x 18 1/2 in. Southern scene.

(Connecticut/New York/South Carolina, 1872-1951) Etching of Low-country South Carolina Street with African American figures, pencil signed lower right. Good condition. Sight size: H8 7/8" W10 3/8"

Scene of African Americans playing, talking and standing on porch. Title: African Americans. Medium: Etching. Size: 8.125 X 10.438. Signature: SLR. Artist: George Hand Wright. Framed.

George Hand Wright (1872-1951) watercolor on board titled "The Tenderfoot", ca. 1910. Signed lower left G. Wright. Image is app. 16" X 24", frame is 23 1/2" X 31 3/4".

George Hand Wright (1872-1951, CT), "Town Meeting," early 20th c., watercolor, signed lower right, verso with a label for LeMieux Gallery, N. O., presented in a mahogany frame with a cloth mat, H.- 24

George Hand WRIGHT (1872-1951): "January". Etching and soft-ground on wove paper. Signed and titled in pencil. Plate size: 9 7/8 x 8 1/2 inches.

George Hand Wright (NY, 1872-1951) watercolor, “Beaufort, S. Car.” pencil signed and titled in margin, 10.5” x 7.5” image, 19” x 16” frame.

George H. Wright (American 1872-1951)- ''On The Road to Berlin''- charcoal and watercolor on illustration board, as published in 'Everybody's Magazine' with publisher's label and notes verso. 19 1/2 x

(Connecticut/New York, 1872-1951) Town Scene, signed lower right "G. Wright", pastel on board, 18-3/8 x 22 in.; carved and gilt wood frame,. Provenance: Sotheby's New York Arcade, September 22, 1987,

(New York/Connecticut/South Carolina, 1872-1951) Guache Lowcountry, South Carolina marsh landscape titled ÒPort RoyalÓ lower left and signed lower right. H8 1/2" W11 1/2" (without mat and frame)

(New York/Connecticut/South Carolina, 1872-1951) Original etching titled, " Back to Earth." Pencil signed lower right. Good overall condition. H10 1/2" W13" (without mat and frame)

American WWI recruitment poster 'Follow the Boy - For Home and Country - Enlist in the Navy', artwork by George Hand Wright, (1872–1951), The Gill Engraving Co., N.Y., not dated, likely WWI, 21

Mid 19th century. Nicely executed oil on board of fruit in outdoor setting. Initialed lower right G.W. possibly for George Hand Wright. Housed in gilt frame. London label on verso for Reeves and Sons.

GEORGE CATLIN (AMERICAN, 1796-1872) HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPHS, LOT OF TWO, entitled "The Little White Bear, / A Konza Warrior" and "Wak-ro-nee-sah, / The Surrounder, / An Ottoe Chief", published by Lon

Three Hand-Colored Lithographs by George Catlin (American, 1796-1872) and a Lithograph Published by McKenney and Hall comprising Mah-To-Toh-Pa, A Mandan Chief; Caa-Tot-See, An Ojibray; Win-Jun-Jon, An

after GEORGE CATLIN (American 1796-1872) A HAND COLORED LITHOGRAPH, "Buffalo Hunt, Approaching in a Ravine, No. 11," 19TH/20TH CENTURY, ink and watercolor on paper. 12" x 17"

after GEORGE CATLIN (American, 1796-1872) A HAND COLORED LITHOGRAPH, "Catching the Wild Horse No. 4," 19TH/20TH CENTURY, ink and watercolor on paper. 11 1/2" x 17"

North American Indian, No. 1. George Catlin (1796-1872). from North American Indian Portfolio. Hand-colored lithograph. London, 1844-48. 20 x 15 inches visible