John Traynor (AM 1961-) Two Prints

Al Pacino John Randolph "Serpico" 1973 | Natalie Wood - Rita Moreno West Side Story 1961 | Set of Two Rare Print Blocks | Numbers 1341 / 4283 | Size 3 1/4 x 2 7/8

John Carradine Horror of the Blood Monsters 1970 | Dennis Hopper "Night Tide" 1961 | Set of Two Rare Print Blocks | Numbers 382 / 4570 | Size 3 1/4 x 2 7/8

John F. Kennedy (1961-63)Photograph of President Kennedy's Dogs(Washington, D.C.), December 2, 1961. Gelatin silver print, depicting President Kennedy's two dogs, Pushinka and Charlie. Inscribed for h

"So Little Time" and "Point of No Return". Two Complete Novels by John Marquand, published by Little Brown & Company, Boston, 1961. First US Book Club Edition issued one month after the first print of

(New York/Georgia/Indiana, born 1938) The Redwood and Greenbrier, 1980, from a series of five, both hors commerce aside from the edition of 200 and a deluxe edition of 20, both signed lower right "Bae

Oil on board. Floral Still Life. 1997. Signed and dated lower right. From a Larchmont, NY collection. - Dimensions: 13.5" high x 10.5" wide

Autographs American Artist and Painter John Trumbull Sells Two of His Famous Historical Prints as "The Painter of the Revolution" JOHN TRUMBULL (1756-1843). Historical American Artist and Painter, als

John C. Traynor (b. 1961) Still life painting of a large blue & white urn filled with flowers on a table. Signed lower right and dated 02'. Measures 40" x 30" on canvas and 41.5" x 31.5" w/ frame.

[President Kennedy, John F.]. 1961 Christmas print from a photograph of the Kennedy Family’s ducks, introduced shortly after John F. Kennedy began his Presidency, shown swimming in front of the foun

JOHN C. TRAYNOR (American b. 1961) A PAINTING, "County Donegal Ireland," oil on canvas, signed and dated L/R, titled verso. 16" x 20"

Beach scene Oil on canvas Signed lower right; in a gilt carved frame h. 24 w. 30 in. overall: 31 x 37 in. (frame)

JOHN C. TRAYNOR (American, b. 1961)Paul Revere's Ride1983, oil on canvassigned and dated Traynor 83 lower left24 x 30 in., frame: 27 x 33 1/4 in.

Cherry blossoms Oil on canvas h. 24 w. 30 in. Showing a figure on a path beside a blossoming cherry tree, signed lower right; in a gilt carved frame overall: 30-1/2 x 36-1/2 in. (frame) [In Situ Item]

JOHN SALT (English, b. 1937), "Desert Wreck," 1979, and Car Interior, lithograph in colors, and offset lithograph in colors, image: 21.5 x 32 inches, sheet: 25.25 x 36 inches; image: 17.25 inches x 25

20th century, 1970s. Two John Ruthven prints of Cardinals and Eastern Bluebirds. Overall good condition.

Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) two signed York Show Print Posters It Aint A Ebony Jet Showcase Production and Mama U Might Be A Crack Fiend. Pope's work gained international exposure in 'Black

1990 printing. Crease at lower right and upper left corner. Overall with frame 20" high x 37" wide. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auct

John C. Traynor (American, b. 1961), "The Blue Hills," oil on board, signed lower right, titled verso, board: 11"h x 14"w, overall (with frame): 16.25"h x 19"w

John C. Traynor (American, b. 1961) oil on linen canvas painting of a boat near a harbor, titled "Coast Guard Station Menemsha (Massachusetts)" signed lower right, bearing labels verso. [Sight: 11 1/4

Together with two John Gould prints titled "Thaumalea Amherstiae" and "Phasianus Reevesii." 20"h x 25 1/4"w

Lot of 30+ Landmark books published by Random House as well as two prints by John Marin (American, 1870-1953). See photos.

#82 - GOOD, #109 - VG/EX, #128 - FAIR, #178 - VG & 197 - FAIR & 1961 TOPPS YAZ #287, TWO PRINT LINES ACROSS FRONT OF THE CARD - FAIR

(New York, 1785-1851) From Birds of America: one Havell edition, 1827-1838, hand colored etching, engraving and aquatint with "J. Whatman/Turkey Mill" watermark, sheet 38 x 25-3/8 in., plate 19-1/2 x

the first: John Taylor Arms (American, 1887-1953), Notre Dame de Laòn, etching, 1929, pencil signed and marked as third state lower margin; the second: John Martin (British, 1789-1854), The Approac