"The Aristocrat" by George Ford Morris

A set of two lithographs on paper depicting horses, The Aristocrat and The Plebian, by George Ford Morris, American artist, 1873-1960. He was one of the leading portrayers of animals. The lithograph,

(New York/Massachusetts, 1873-1960) William Post II on his Polo Pony Hermosa, 1930, signed and dated lower right "Geo Ford Morris 30", New Canaan, Connecticut colourman label board verso, pastel on bo

George Ford Morris (American, 1873-1960) Woman Riding Horseback with Dogs, 1930 oil on canvas signed G. Ford Morris and dated (lower right) 26 x 36 inches. Property from the Collection of James and Pa

(American, 1873-1960) Pasture Flirtation, oil on paper, 26 x 39-1/2 in.; gilt wood frame, 31-1/2 x 45-1/2 in. Provenance: Flowerdew Hundred Estate, North Prince George, Virginia

George Ford Morris (American/Massachusetts, 1873-1960), "Equestrian Woman Riding American Saddlebred Horse," 1954, oil on board, signed "Geo. Ford Morris" and dated "54" lower right, presented in a gi

(New York/Massachusetts, 1873-1960) Steeplechase Scene, signed lower right "Geo. Ford Morris" and inscribed "from photo", watercolor on board, 16-3/4 x 20-1/2 in.; gilt wood frame, 20-1/8 x 24-1/4 in.

Framed Lithograph. Signed by Hand. 13†T x 9†W. Morris said he wanted this portrait to capture the dignity, grace and power of the famed “Big Redâ€.

George Ford Morris (American, 1873 - 1960) pencil signed lithograph. Pencil signed "George Ford Morris" lower right. Plate signed "G. F. M. 45" lower right. Measures 11 5/8" x 8.75" image size and 13.

George Ford Morris "The Listening Mare of the Anazeh", "Me and Mine" 1944: Both artist proofs signed and titled by the artist. Morris 1873-1960, known for horses, equestrian, and illustration. Both fr

(Am. 1873-1960). Portrait of a pig/sow. Frame size: 12 1/4" high, 15 3/4" wide. Not examined out of frame, toning, corner damage.

18 1/2" X 14 1/2", some mattes have markings, backs of frames show wear, looks like they are possibly signed by artist

George Ford Morris original pencil signed lithograph. Signed in pencil 'Geo. Ford Morris' lower right. Measures 12" x 8.75" (image size), and measures 14" x 11.75" (sheet size). Fair to good condition

Description: A realist lithograph depicting the racehorse Greyhound.Type: LithographMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: Signed bottom right, markings in the marginDate: 1945 Maker: George Ford Mo

the first a horse portrait dated 1945 by George Ford Morris, lithograph, pencil signed; the second a dog portrait by Eleanor Litchfield titled Lincoln, signed and titled; the third a photographic port

Ascot Heath Lithograph + Whirlaway Derby Plaque with Print by George Ford Morris. Hand colored lithograph entitled Preparing to Start. Whirlaway plaque is handcrafted and includes a print of the horse

“Colorful Sunrise” oil on canvas 24 x 30 ½ inches signed. label versoTemp No 245

1835 1ed Andrew Jackson Political Mirror Review of Americana Government A rare, 19th-century political satire of the Presidents, particularly Andrew Jackson. George Morris, and publisher J.P Peaslee,

Modern Art reference. American Abstract Artists, 1939, foreword by George Morris, black and white illustrations, boards, plastic bound spine; MOORE (Henry) Complete Drawings, vols. 4 and 5, 1994-2003,

1850 ENORMOUS Illustrated MEDICINE Anatomy Surgery George Ford Anatomical Drawings A rare, first edition printing of George Ford’s collection of anatomical drawings. Ford was a South African natural

4 13/16" Dickson, Dickey COA, Pike Co, Missouri, Ex George Morris

1835 1ed Andrew Jackson Political Mirror Review of Americana Government A rare, 19th-century political satire of the Presidents, particularly Andrew Jackson. George Morris, and publisher J.P Peaslee,

1835 1ed Andrew Jackson Political Mirror Review of Americana Government A rare, 19th-century political satire of the Presidents, particularly Andrew Jackson. George Morris, and publisher J.P Peaslee,

MATCH BOX Konv. Modellfahrzeuge, ca. 25 Artikel, WaWa Collection, Models of Yesteryear, See´s Old Time Candys, alle im Orig.-Kart., neuw. Zust., Ford, Morris Light Van, bitte besichtigen, nicht all

George Lovett Kingsland Morris (New York; 1905- 1975) work preparation for "Spring Sun" oil painting on canvas. Signed to lower right & signed to verso. Measures: 20" W x 24- 1/6" H. Frame Measures: 2