Paul Rohland monotype

Paul Rohland (1884 - 1949) Painting Title: Flower Still Life c. 1930 Medium: monotype Size: 11.5x8.5 Signed: signed lower right

Peonies in a vase. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right. From a White Plains, NY collection. - Dimensions: 21.75" h x 17.75" w.

Paul Rohland (American 1884-1949) Adobe Houses- WPA era oil on canvas western scene of Adobe structures. Signed lower right 26 x 36"

PAUL ROHLAND O/B FLORAL STILL LIFE, WOODSTOCK NY ARTIST, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, PAINTING MEASURES 16"X 18", AS PICTURED

Paul Rohland (American, 1884-1949), pastel on paper study of a ballerina, seated in a plush blue armchair, her torso seeming to float amid the cloud composed of her tutu, signed "Paul Rohland" l.l., 1

2 hand colored prints by Paul Rohland (American, 1884-1953) including a landscape of Town of St. Paul in Southern France and a floral still life. Each signed in pencil lower right. Largest measures 17

(American, 1884-1953). Oil on board, signed "Paul Rohland" lr, titled on verso, 11 x 14 in., framed.

Circa 1930's o/c floral still life, from Hudson Valley estate. ( Looks like Woodstock, N.Y. Artist Paul Rohland ). Painting is in very nice estate condition, measures 26" x 18", the frame measures 30"

Paul Hermann Rohland, California, 1884-1953, Western Landscape, oil on canvas, signed. Provenance: Marbella Gallery, New York, New York [MARB7411] (GW) Dimensions: Overall: 20 H x 23 1/2 W; stretcher:

Paul Jenkins (American, 1923-2012) Phenomena Series mixed media/ monotype Signed Paul Jenkins 1980 (lower left) 48 x 33 inches.

PAUL JENKINS (American 1923-2012) "Okawara Roskomon" Monotype. Sheet: 72 3/4 x 37 1/2 inches; Frame: 77 x 42 inches. Signed, titled and dated lower right: Paul Jenkins / Okawara Roskomon / Monotype 19

Paul Havas (1940-2012 Washington) ''Skagit Landscape'' 1994 Monotype 14''x21'' Image. Signed and dated lower margin. Plasteel gallery framing 24''x31''. Excellent condition.

BEAULIEU, Paul Vanier (1910-1996) Still life Monotype Signed and dated on the lower right:  P.V. Beaulieu Numbered on the lower left: Monotype 23x28cm - 9x11"

Gulf Coast Sails (1977) Monotype on heavy Japan paper Signed, dated and numbered 6 (from the Florida Mirror Series) Size: 35.75 x 23.5

Native American wearing a war bonnet, signed in pencil in the margin lower right: Pletka, with two blindstamps in the margin lower right, monotype on paper under Plexiglas, image size: 30.25'' H x 20.

Monotype depicting 2 Horses, Human Figure Dancing and 2 Human Figures by Paul Soldner. Pencil signed lower right with red signature stamp. 1/1. Measures approx. 22" tall x 30" wide framed. Has origina

(lot of 2) Paul Sarkisian (American, b. 1928), "Yellow, Executed at Anderson Ranch with Peter Catanzaro" and "Blue, Executed at Anderson Ranch with Peter Catanzaro," 1982, monotype collage, each signe

1952 Fender Blackguard Telecaster Guitar. SERIAL NUMBER: 2660. Made in USA. WEIGHT: 7lbs. 1.2 ounces (3k, 210g). This is an original guitar in vintage, naturally reliced condition. Plays wonderfully.

George Washington three language ship's passport signed. One partially printed sheet 15.5" x 12.5" (sight) Providence RI, July 7th 1794. A passport printed in French, English and Dutch which authorize

1957 Fender Telecaster Relic, John English Masterbuilt. SERIAL NUMBER: R3957. COLOR: Celadon Green Nitrocellulose Finish. WEIGHT: 7lbs (3kg/170g). This beautiful reliced 1957 Telecaster was made by th

John Hancock a framed pamphlet "An oration delivered March 5, 1774, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March, 1770." by the Hon.

1996 Gibson Jimmy Page Les Paul, First Run Guitar. SERIAL NUMBER: 92406480. FIRST RUN MODEL 1 of 500. COLOR: Honeyburst Nitrocellulose Finish. WOOD: Figured maple top, mahogany single bound. WEIGHT: 8

Here is something you don’t see often, a pristine condition 1974 Fender Stratocaster. SERIAL NUMBER: 578454. COLOR: Three Tone Sunburst Finish. WEIGHT: 7lbs 10.8ozs (3kg/480g). Guitar is 100% o

In 1982 Fender came up with the idea of recreating vintage guitars, otherwise known as American Vintage Reissues (AVRI). Between 1982 and 1984 they produced these guitars in their Fullerton, Californi