2 Engravings From Associated American Artists

Pair of engravings with COA from Associated American Artists, NYC. 7 1/2 x 6 in. (image). St. Barbara and St. Martina.

Rockwell Kent (American, 1882-1971) Beowulf lithograph signed and titled in pencil edition of 150 13 3/4" x 10 1/2" Provenance: Associated American Artists, New York, New York (label on verso)

2 by Associated American Artists including 'Central Park South' and 'Fulton Market', each with attached labels verso, and 'New York Harbor 1909' from the New York Trust Co., all pencil signed, New Yor

Thomas Willoughby Nason (1889-1971) Haystacks 1949 The wood engraving published by Associated American Artists in an edition of 250 prints is signed and dated by the artist in pencil below the image l

(American, 1899-1987). Signed in pencil "Raphael Soyer" lr, 12 x 9 1/2 in., unframed Provenance: Associated American Artists, New York, NY edition

SIGNED LIMITED EDN. SIGNED LIMITED EDN. LITHOGRAPHS: 1- Gordon Grant (1875 - 1962): The Upper Bay- New York. NY, Associated American artists; 2- OTTO WACKERNAGEL (1885-1969): Fighting Moose. NY, Assoc

Luigi Lucioni (Vermont 1900-1988 Hill Top Elms Engraving most likely published Associated American Artists. 10.5 x 9.5" 14 x 16"

GAGAKU, 1968, color woodcut on Japan paper, signed and dated and titled in pencil, numbered 25/120, image 19 1/2 x 14 1/2", sheet 21 1/2 x 16", published by Associated American Artists, with certifica

Luigi Lucioni (Vermont 1900-1988) Shelburne farms engraving on paper published by Associated American Artists New York inscribed by Lucioni to Allen Clark plate 8 x 11" 15 x 18" as framed.

WILL BARNET (AMERICAN, 1911-2012) WOODCUT, H 9", W 15", "EARLY MORNING":Depicting a woman in bed. Approximately 8.9" x 15.2". Catalogue Raisonne 65. Pencil signed. Associated American Artists. From th

Incised signature. Stonelain for Associated American Artists. 13 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches.

Vintage American Etching New York Scene Signed Otto Wackernagel German American, SLR in Pencil, "George Washington Bridge", from Associated American Artists, 12 1/2 x 15" sheet.

GRANT WOOD PENCIL SIGNED LITHOGRAPH "MARCH" ASSOCIATED AMERICAN ARTISTS EDITION (9 1/2" X 12 1/8" SITE SIZE)

DANCE 69-2, color mixed media print, signed in pencil, artist's stamp lower left, numbered 6/105, sheet 19 1/2 x 13 3/4", published by Associated American Artists, with certificate.

4 Associated American Artists prints- 1.) and 2.) C. W. Anderson- ''Citation in the Stretch'' and ''First Days''- 2 lithographs, 1952, 1954; 3.) Hans Kleiber- ''Geese Over The Marshes''- etching, 1948

William Gropper (1897-1977). Lithograph of Diogenes. Signed in pencil lower right "Gropper". Label on verso "Associated American Artists". [Art: 10 1/2" H x 13 1/4"; Frame: 17" x 21"]. Frame has no gl

THOMAS HART BENTON (AMERICAN 1889-1975), LITHOGRAPH, "BACK FROM THE FIELDS", PENCIL SIGNED LR AND SIGNED (IN PLATE), EDITION 250, PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED AMERICAN ARTIST. SIGHT 10 1/2 X 13"; FRAMED AN

Luigi Lucioni (Vermont 1900-1988) White Sentinels - Engraving on Paper signed lower right - Published Associated American Artists - Plate 9.5 x8.5" 16.5 x 15" as framed.

Luigi Lucioni (Vermont 1900-1988) Shadows Across The Road -Engraving on Paper signed lower right - Published Associated American Artists Plate plate 7 x 9.5" 15 x 18" as framed

Luigi Lucioni (Vermont 1900-1988) On Vermont Highway- Engraving on Paper signed lower right - Published Associated American Artists - plate 9 x 12" 15 x 19" as framed.

"Swing Low Sweet Chariot" by John McCrady, matted and framed [Sight: 11 3/4" x 15 1/2"]. Some toning and stains, sold as is.

Two (2) Walter Ronald Locke (Florida/Massachusetts, 1883-1949) etchings depicting Florida scenes, published by Associated American Artists, New York. 1st item: Etching on paper titled "'Patio' Don Tol

JOSEPH HIRSCH (US, 1910-1981), LITHOGRAPHS, 2, 9" X 11 7/8" & 12" X 9 1/2", "SOUP" & "DRINK":Pencil signed; published by the Associated American Artists; ref. Cole 43 and 50; unframed.

The Window; the other portrait of woman both sgn. in pencil l.r. Marion Greenwood