David Johnson 1827-1908 Mount Mansfield, Vermont.

Pencil on paper. 11 x 18 1/4 in. Depicting the opposite bank from Black Mountain, Lake George, Tongue Mountain, Lake George is the third landscape pencil drawing from the Lay Family Collection. Often,

Pencil on paper. 9 3/4 x 19 in. Black Mountain, Lake George depicts a traveler resting on the bank of Lake George, perhaps after a day of canoeing. The lake separates Black Mountain from the Adirondac

David Johnson (1827 - 1908) Oil on wood panel, Signed Monogram , measures 9 " x 13" , c/framed 14" x 19"

David Johnson (1827-1908) Possibly Bash Bish Falls. Painted in 1872.Signed with monogram lower right. Signed and dated on verso. Oil on Panel. 5 x 6 1/2 inches. Framed From an important Hudson River S

David Johnson (1827-1908). Rocky forest painting. Oil on paper. Signed BRC. Further information written on back of frame. Porrokhauer, Mass. Frame: H 14-1/2" W 18-1/2". Sight: H 9-1/2" W 13-1/2". Cond

David Johnson (American, 1827-1908), "Byram Lake, NY", oil on board, monogrammed lower right, signed, titled and inscribed en verso, 7 3/4 in. x 11 3/4 in., framed, overall 11 3/4 in. x 15 7/8 in. x 1

David Johnson (American, 1827-1908), "The Meadow at Genesee, New York," oil on board, initialed "D" lower left, sight: 13.5"h x 20"w, overall (with frame): 17.25"h x 23.75"w. Provenance: Purchased fro

David Johnson (American, 1827-1908), graphite on paper, "Chestnut", monogramed and dated '79 lower right, 11-3/4" x 18-1/4" sight, 20" x 26-5/8" overall

DAVID JOHNSONAmerica, 1827-1908Two pencil drawings: 1) Double-sided, the obverse with “Lancaster N.H.”, 1867, and the reverse with a landscape sketch. Obverse titled, initialed and dated &

DAVID JOHNSONAmerica, 1827-1908Two pencil drawings: 1) “Chestnut”. Initialed “DJ” and inscribed and dated “Hurley 1858”. 11.75” x 18.5”.2) “Susque

DAVID JOHNSONAmerica, 1827-1908Two pencil drawings: 1) “Kirkwood NY”. Titled, initialed and inscribed “DJ Conklin” lower left. On greenish wove paper with gouache additions.2)

ARTIST: David Johnson (New York, 1827 - 1908) NAME: Landscape - Evening - Group of Young Oaks, Genesee NY YEAR: 1886 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Craquelure. Few scattered small inpaintings (bigge

DAVID JOHNSONNew York, 1827-1908Three sketches, two of trees and one of a landscape. Unframed.

DAVID JOHNSONNew York, 1827-1908Three sketches: “Pine, Lake George 1871”, “Chestnut on the Wallkill N.Y. 1805” and a tree study. All signed with artist’s monogram.Pencils

David Johnson (American / New York 1827-1908), 'Untitled (Forest Landscape)', 1858, oil on canvas, depicting a winding path surrounded by trees, signed D. Johnson and dated to lower right, framed. Not

DAVID JOHNSON American (1827-1908) Deer in a Forest Clearing oil on canvas, initialed "DJ" lower right 10 1/2 x 8 inches Provenance: Private Collection, Connecticut.

Charles Louis Heyde (Vermont 1822-1892) Mount Mansfield from Underhill Vermont- Oil on canvas laid on board , 20th c conservation with minor repaired and inpainted tears, cleaned and revarnished with

David Johnson (New York 1827-1098), forest interior with deer. Signed LLC. Oil on canvas. 25" x 15".

Charles Louis Heyde (Vermont 1822-1892) Mount Mansfield in Summer from Underhill VT- o/c 20 x 34"

Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973) 36th President. 14” x 11” black and white photograph, with another man signed, “To David E. Bright With best wishes Lyndon B. Johnson.”

JOHNSON, Lyndon B. (1908-1973). Portrait Photograph Inscribed to Illinois Governor, Otto Kerner. [Washington, D.C., ca. 1968]. Color photograph portrait of President Johnson on mount (photograph is 34

Walton Blodgett (Vermont 1908-1963) Autumn Snow on Mansfield Offset lithograph produced posthumously. Good vibrant colors- facsimile signature in plate. 15 x 18" 21 x 24"

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Kennedy-Johnson presidential campaign: John F. Kennedy shaking hands with man standing next to Pennsylvania Governor David L. Lawrence, on platform with

Thoreau, Henry David, lot of 3 books: Walden, Cape Cod and The Maine Woods, 1910, 1908, 1909, later editions, all published by Crowell, with illustrations by Clifton Johnson, including photogravure fr