1836 Edouart silhouette of Mr Chillpots of Gloster

August Edouart Framed Silhouette of Man and Lady. Identified as Mr. and Mrs. (Dr.) Samuel Dyer. In a period molded frame, 12-1/4" x 10" overall. Condition: Good with toning and wear.

Annotated that this silhouette Rodina Berte born 14th June 1839 was pasted by Edouart and the name and date of the child's birth was written by him. Rodina lived in Baltimore Maryland.

Auguste Edouart (French/American, 1789-1861). A scissor-cut silhouette of a full-length standing gentleman, mounted on paper with ink wash, signed Augt. Edouart fecit 1829 l.l., framed with Edouar

Framed silhouette portrait on paper, Cynthia Jenkins, signed lower left Aug. Edouart facs. (Auguste Amant Constant Fidele Edouart, France, active United Kingdom & United States,1789-1861), sight: appr

ENGLISH WEDDING SILHOUETTES OF MR. HORATIO EDWARD BOUCHER AND MISS SARAH ANN BUTLER LEAMINGTON 1837, H 12.75" W 16.75" FRAME Mr. Horatio Edward Boucher and Miss Sarah Ann Butler, with Reverend Edward

SPRINGFIELD, MA

ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY SILHOUETTES OF MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL CARTER ESQ. SOLICITOR H 11.75" W 13.75" FRAME Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carter Esq. seated Silhouettes, framed under glass. Descriptive text reads: "S

AUGUSTE EDOUARTLouisiana/France, 1789-1861Silhouette of Dr. Thacher. Seen in a penciled interior with a classical table, inkstand, bookshelves and other architectural details, and a landscape through

Auguste Edouart (1789-1861) watercolor silhouette on paper, standing gentleman with book in a lavish interior, signed lower left, “Aug. Edouart Fecit 1839,” Image 10.5” x 7”, O

AUGUST EDOUART (FRENCH 1789-1861) SILHOUETTE PORTRAITS OF THE FEUGE FAMILY 1835 Five Silhouette portraits, framed as one. Inscribed verso (27.5cm x 56cm)

AUGUSTE EDOUART (FRENCH, 1789-1861), FULL LENGTH CUT OUT SILHOUETTE OF A GENTLEMAN, 1833, H 7 3/4" :A FULL LENGTH CUT OUT SILHOUETTE MOUNTED ON A LITHOGRAPHIC-PRINTED STIFF WOVE CARD, SIGNED AND DATED

Sammy Davis Jr.'s Solid 14K Yellow Gold "Mr. Bojangles" Silhouette Pendant on 30" Chain From the Estate of Altovise Davis W/Letter of Provenance - This piece is a solid 14k yellow gold necklace, which

early 19th century. Family states Auguste Edouart did a silhouette of Dr. James R. Manley seated in one of these chairs in 1839. See photo.

(French, 1789-1861) signed lower right "Aug Edouart", titled under each figure and dated "10 Dec 1841", ink cutout on cream paper, sight 11-1/4 x 13-1/2 in.; period giltwood frame, 13-5/8 x 16 in. Not

411 BWAY N.Y. (12 3/8" X 8 7/8"

DESCRIPTION: Three 19th century silhouettes, each in wood frame. Includes: 1) Joshua A. Peirce, New York January 19, 1840. By August Edouart. With Arthur S. Varnay label. 11" high x 4-1/4" wide; overa

A silhouette by Auguste Édouart (1789-1861) of a gentleman standing at a window in the parlour with a painted muted background. This silhouette was originally from the collection of Nathan Hale,

Silhouette of the Rait Family, 1832,  from the Scrapbook of Auguste Edouart (1789-1861), 1832 Silhouette of the Rait Family, Note on back of art, From the scrapbook of A Edouart, Measur

Auguste Edouart (1789-1861) Full length cut paper silhouette of a man with cane, inscribed on verso “Thomas Johnston Esq., Edinborough 1830” stamped “Auguste Edouart, silhouettist to the Royal F

Auguste Edouart (Louisana/France 1789-1861), silhouette of a gentleman. Sight 10 3/4" x 7 1/4".

France, 1789-1861. Cut out full length portrait of a man on ink wash ground identified as "Horace Middleton". He holds an umbrella and top hat. Signed and dated "Augt. Edouart fecit, Saratoga, 1840".T

France, 1789-1861. Signed and dated. Cut out full length portraits. Man with top hat on lithograph ground "1843, Philadelphia", old label notes he is Charles Hendrickson and the silhouette is shown in

Each 10 x 4.75 inches, sight. Professionally framed and conserved, frames 15.25 x 9.25 inches.

Auguste Edouart (French, active in USA, 1789-1861). Two folkart silhouettes of children signed Aug Edouart. The first depicting a boy and his jumping dog marked "12 Nov. 1861 / Boston Mass.", very goo