19th C Euro Sch, Bridge Landscape with Figures O/C

19th C., European School, Bridge Landscape with Figures, possibly Nasmyth Bridge (Almondell Bridge East Calder, Scotland Bridge Designed by painter , Alexander Nasmyth 34 x 26, framed 44 x 35 1/2

Continental School, late 18th-early 19th century, oil on canvas rocky landscape scene with a town in the distance, mountains in the background, and figures near an arched bridge in the foreground, app

Apparently unsigned. Dimensions: (Frame) H 15.5" x W 19", (Canvas) H 10.5" x W 14.25" Condition: Canvas off of stretcher and reapplied with a card backing. Craquelure, extensive restoration to clouds

Pastures and river scene with multiple figures and animals, signed lower left, C.A. Drake 1875. Canvas: 26” X 36”, Frame: 30.5” x 40.5”

German School Landscape with Figures on Bridge 19th centuryoil on canvas 18.5 h x 26 w in (47 x 66 cm) This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.

19th century American School oil on canvas painting of a figure in a rocky landscape with waterfall. Illegibly signed lower left. [Sigth: 25" H x 35 1/2" W; Frame: 32" H x 43" W]. Scattered wear and l

Framed 19th C O/C Landscape W/ Covered Bridge 20" X 26"

19th c. landscape with figures, 20th c. painting, signed lower left, name appears Portuguese and frame made there Dimensions: 19.5x15.5, framed 22x20

Continental oil on canvas, 19th century, depicting peasants near a stream amidst a bucolic landscape, having no visible signature, 17.5"h x 28"h; overall size with frame 26"h x 34"w x 2"d.

Continental School, untitled landscape, oil on canvas, 19th century, depicting a landscape with figures, structures and low mountains, signed illegibly to lower right, in a gilt frame. Provenance: Fro

Carl Brennir (English, 1850-1920), "Resting in the Country", signed lower left. 19th century English landscape painting with figure and dog amidst the vast country landscape. Foreground is predominant

19TH C. FOREST WITH RIVER LANDSCAPE WITH BRIDGE AND FIGURES 13.5" X 10.5 (IMAGE)

Chinese School, scroll painting, Chinese School (18th/19th c.), Mountain landscape with figures on bridges, ink and watercolor on silk mounted to panel, inscribed upper left in ink withred seals, fram

Continental oil on canvas, 19th century, depicting an arched bridge with figures wading in a stream, near the ruins of Lyckeby Castle in Sweden, having no visible signature, with label verso identifyi

George Goodman (UK, 19th Century) 20x30 , O/C , signed lower right , Figures in a Landscape , Depicting picnicking on the English landscape

Late 18th / early 19th century, unsigned, sight 23.5 x 29 in..yellowed varnish, paint loss, repairs and repaints, craqeulure and cupping, surface dirt, abrasions..gesso and gilt loss to frame, overall

19th c. oil on canvas European landscape having figures with cows in original gold rubbed frame; signed lower right E. Didier; 18.25"H 24.75"W image, 24.5"H 31.75"W overall; condition: small patch on

Oil on board. Valley Landscape with figures and bridge. Signed l.r.; 6.25in. X 12in.

Property of a Florida Collector Description: Dutch School, Landscape with Castle, O/C, 19th Century, unsigned, depicting a landscape with castle and figures, in a giltwood frame. Frame size: 14 1/

19th Century Landscape, "After The Storm", Oil on Canvas. Figures in the foreground. Appears to have minor restoration with slightly naive patching. Overall size: 23 1/2 x 29 1/2 in. Sight size: 17 1/

A Bit of Essex. (landscape a figure crossing a bridge.) Oil on board, not signed Dimensions: Framed H 13.5" x W 10.5", board H 6.5" x W 3.5"

Maiolo, Cont'l Sch, 20th c., Landscape, Waterfall, and Figures in Style of Henri Rousseau, oil on canvas, signed. Gallery label verso. 16x19, framed 22x25

William Charles Anthony Frerichs (American 1829-1905), 'Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina', second half 19th century, oil on canvas, depicting a mountain landscape with figures, apparently unmarked

Continental School oil on canvas landscape, late 19th century, depicting figures harvesting grain near a tree line with a fertile plain in the distance, signed at the lower right 'Charles H Passey,' 2