North iItalian Artist around 1700

North Italian Artist around 1700, allegory of Humanity between religion , power and devil, oil on canvas, framed.

North Italian Artist around 1600, Christ carrying the cross, oil or tempera on wooden panel, framed, 54 x 40 cm.

North Italian artist around 1800, Jesus with the Crown of Sorrows; oil on paper, laid down on panel, framed. Dimensions: 35x30cm

Extended Deesis, around 1600-1700, (North) Russia, gesso, gold, tempera, size 60 x 24 cm,A large Extended Deesis Icon showing the enthroned Christ flanked by the Mother of God, the archangel Michael a

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked mainly around Boston and the north shore. Original pastel, signed, circa 1978, Gloucester, Mass. scene. Paper size approx. 11 x 13.5 in. VG conditio

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked mainly around Boston and the north shore. Original ink on paper, signed, 1983, Gloucester, Mass. scene. Paper size approx. 11 x 13.5 in. VG conditio

North American or Canadian Artist, Two walruss Ivory busts of First Nations; finely and deeply carved one with screwpart on the underside, around 1900 height 4cm

painted by North Carolina self taught Artist Francis Hill. Francis hand deliveres his work to the gallery and often sits around and chats with us about what to paint next. Francis is 83 years old in 2

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Pastel drawing, unsigned & dated Rockport 12/26/85, approx. 11 x 13-1/2.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Watercolor, signed & titled "Bridge of the Magdalen, Italy, approx. 11 x 14.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL wash drawing, signed, 10 x 12".

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Color Graphite drawing, signed, Gloucester, Mass. harbor scene, approx. 11 x 13-1/2 paper size.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL charcoal drawing, signed. Done around Gloucester, Mass. Approx. 11 x 13-3/4 in. VG.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL inkdrawing, signed, approx. 11 x 13".

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Original ink drawing, signed. Paper size approx. 9 x 11.5 in. VG condition. This is a Gloucester, Mass. har

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Original ink drawing, signed. Paper size approx. 9 x 11.5 in. VG condition. This is a Gloucester, Mass. har

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Original ink drawing, signed. Paper size approx. 11 x 13.5 in. VG condition. This is a Rockport, Mass. stre

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Graphite drawing, unsigned, approx. 11 x 13-1/2 paper size.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL drawing, signed, Boston, 1966. Approx. 9 x 11.5 in. VG.

[ART] RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL ink drawing, signed and dated 1977, approx. 13 x 10+ in. Titled OLD STATE HOUSE-BOSTON. VG.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL ink drawing, signed, titled and dated 1978. Approx. 9 x 11-1/2 in. VG.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL watercolor, unsigned. Done around Gloucester, Mass.Approx. 9 x 11-1/2 in. VG.

For your consideration is this collection of 33 real photo postcards from 1914-1915, taken in various locations around Yellowstone National Park. The photos have no artist but do have titles and dates

5 1/4" Modern Granite Celt by Unknown Maker. This one has been around a while. Could go back several decades looking at the surface fading. The artist managed to capture a change in the stone running