Original Pen and Ink Fred Ray WWII Military

Well-known cartoonist RAY DIRGO, who drew Fred and Wilma Flintstone and other popular characters for the comic book trade, was an avid circus enthusiast. He published a book of his circus sketches, in

2 different views of Railroad cars for James E Strates Circus, 1 marked Bridgeport Connecticut, other Orlando Florida. They are signed lower folio Ray Dirgo, dated 2 dates 1981. They are fairly clean

Francis A. LaCava. Design Neoclassical Portico WWI Military building. Large original pen ink design. C. 1920s. Signed L.R. 22 1/2" x 37".

Mixed pen ink watercolors on paper. Illegibly signed in Russian; Dated 1990. Sight: 25" x 29" Frame: 28" x 40"

Rockwell Kent (1882-1971) American Artist and Adventurer. 1 original small pen and ink drawing, and two woodblock prints: "Statues by Tom Thumtack [sic]" and "Christmas Greeting". 1. Pen and Ink illus

An original drawing by Man Ray: Surrealist woman/hand....This bears signature: Man Ray 1937. It is an original Pen and ink on paper and the size is 31.9 x 25.4 cm:

Original pen and ink drawing by Sam Norkin. Signed Norkin and dated 05/07/78. 17" x 22"

Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare at Stratford. David Birney and Roberta Maxwell. With Twelfth Night. David Rounos Fred Gwynne. Carole Shelly. For The New York Daily News. June 2, 1974. 17 x 21

Original pen and ink,Signed Norkin twice. 12 x 18

Jason Robards, James Earle Jones, Sammy Davis, Fred Gwyne, Max von Sydow, Hume Cronyn, Zero Mostel. Original pen and ink drawing by Sam Norkin. Signed Norkin and dated. 15" x 30"

The provenance of this item is from a WWII veteran collector in Georgia. The dimensions are Approx. 23" x 15". ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made direc

Original Mark Podwal Pen & Ink Mixed Media Illustration / Drawing. The Statue of Liberty with a lung x-ray, smokestacks in the distance. The title is "Fun City" done in 1970 from Decline & Fall of the

Pencil, pen & ink on carton. Signed lower left, "Fred. Morgan". Depicts two mustached children looking up at arguing actors labeled as Democratic/Populist presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan

Bill (William) Fraccio (American, 1920-2005) ink painting on paper depicting a WWII era military scene, an original vignette, Could You Tell Me Where I Could Ger a Hamburger. Signed lower right. Title

Bill (William) Fraccio (American, 1920-2005) ink painting on paper depicting a WWII era military scene, an original vignette, Yes I Know But Have You Had Any Experience. Signed lower left. Titled and

Bill (William) Fraccio (American, 1920-2005) ink painting on paper depicting a WWII era military scene, an original vignette, Is This One of Those New Cigarette Lighters. Signed upper right. Titled in

CHENNAULT CLAIRE LEE: (1890-1958) American military aviator, best known for his leadership of the 'Flying Tigers' and the Chinese Air Force during World War II. A fine, bold black fountain pen ink sig

Red Ryder and Little Beaver by Fred Harman Sunday March 1, 1959 An original nine panel Red Ryder Sunday Comic Strip drawn for the McNaught Syndicate Sunday March 1 1959, pen and ink on paper, an origi

Fred Albert (20th Century), pen and pastel on paper. Features an ink and pastel scene of theater goers watching a stage performance. Signed lower left and dated 87'. Work measures 14" x 21 1/2". house

Abstract Study, India ink drawing, initialed 'FM' lower right, brush and pen work on Strathmore paper, under black mat and glass, in original grey painted mitered frame, SS: 8" x 8 3/4", OS: 14" x 14

An example that comments on foreign trade signed, "Beck Eng" which is pen and paper and a mixed media example (pencil, ink and gouache), that comments on foreign policy dated for 1942 and by Jerry Doy

This original artwork is signed in the bottom right by the artist, the late great Rick Griffin! We are excited to offer SIGNED ORIGINAL ART by the late, great master Rick Griffin. This very unique pie

Peanuts Original Pen and Ink Drawing of Joe Cool, signed by Charles Schulz. Includes Statement of Authenticity. 14"h x 12"w sight and 23.25"h x 21.25" framed

William Gregg, 8 untitled illustrations, pen & ink on board, 12" x 8", all signed, original artwork used for illustrating the Franklin Library book "Laughing Boy" by Oliver La Farge, from the Franklin