AFTER CHARLES CULVER COLLOTYPE

CHARLES CULVER WATERCOLOR, 1963, H 10"' L 13", HERD OF DEER:Charles B. Culver [American, 1908-1967]. A watercolor on paper depicting a herd of deer at rest with quail and squirrel. Signed lower right

CHARLES CULVER (AMERICAN, 1908-1967) PASTEL ON PAPER, 1966, H 12.5", W 20.5", "ELK" Signed and monogrammed in the lower right. Mr. Culver used his own system of monograms to indicate dates, this monog

CHARLES CULVER (AMERICAN, 1908-1967) PASTEL ON PAPER, 1965, H 6.6", W 8.7", "TWO RED BEARS" Signed and dated in the lower left. Mr. Culver used his own system of monograms to indicated dates, this mon

CHARLES CULVER (AMER.1908–67), WATERCOLOR ON HEAVY WOVE PAPER, 1945 H 13" W 18.75" WINTER LANDSCAPE Signed and dated in ink in the lower left corner. Framed H 23.25" W 28.5 '

'Untitled.' Watercolor. Signed bottom left. 11 x 9 1/2"; 18 1/4 x 15 1/4" (framed). Provenance: Garelick's Gallery, Detroit.

Charles Culver (American,1908-1967). Watercolor painting on paper, titled "Poppies." A Modernist landscape of bright red poppy flowers and other flora. Artist signature lower right corner. Housed in w

'Silver Pheasant.' Watercolor. Signed and titled bottom left. 8 x 14"; 18 1/2 x 22 1/2" (framed). Provenance: Garelick's Gallery, Detroit.

Charles Culver (American, Michigan, 1908-1967) Young Bird drawn with pastel, charcoal and watercolor. Large drawing of a downy young bird on paper, signed "C Culver" and sealed by the artist lower lef

Charles Culver (American, 1908-1967), A Country Roadoil on canvas, signed and dated 1936 at upper right, framed. Frame dimensions 29 x 35 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.le

CHARLES CULVER (AMER.1908-67), WATERCOLOR ON PAPER, H 10", W 19", "DEAD FISH" Matting 18" x 26".

Charles Culver (American, 1908-1967), Young Man with Pearoil on canvas laid on board, signed and dated 1932 at upper left, framed. Frame dimensions 35 1/2 x 22 in. Additional high-resolution photos a

AFTER CHARLES CULVER, COLOR SERIGRAPH BY HARRY GLASSGOLD, H 18", W 27", "TWO FORMOSAN DEER":Depicting two nesting deer. Framed, pencil signed and numbered #166/240. For a high resolution photo

CHARLES CULVER (AMERICAN, 1908-1967) "HORNBILL" PAINTING, watercolor on paper, engaging, stylized depiction of a large-beaked bird perched on a branch, signed lower left. Matted and housed under glass

Collotype photo image, "Nannie Deer", c. 1914 signed at lower right Carpenter (Charles Carpenter, American, 1869-1949), 9.5"h, 7.5"w Start Price: $40.00

Charles R. Culver (July 19, 1868 - Dec 25, 1961), archive. He was an early high wheel cycle racer (once held the record Springfield to Boston), promoter, trainer, inventor of the "double loope" and "c

Illustration plate 46 from the portfolio L’Art International d’Aujourd’hui published 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Collotype with ochoir (hand stencil) red lettering. Good condition with some s

Collotype printed image measuring 24 3/4" x 15" featuring a Michigan Central train along Niagara Falls. The original image was first printed in 1903 and was later reproduced. This version appears to d

Kazumasa Ogawa (Japanese, 1860-1929) Flowers. Collotype, 1896. Provenance: Charles Schwartz Ltd., New York Sight: 8.5" x 10.5" Frame: 12" x 16.5"

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Bowles (Charles and Susan) A Nile Voyage of Recovery, first edition, colour woodblock illustrations, 1 full-page collotype, additional slip facing title, the odd spot, bound Japa

Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire, Limited Editions Club, Paris 1940, 1191/1500 with hors text collotype illustrations by Auguste Rodin, signed in the plate by Rodin, blank on the verso, colored

CULVER CITY FLOOD, 1979, color lithograph, signed and numbered 5/50 in pencil, printed by Bud Shark, blind stamp lower right, image 7 x 10”, sheet 19 ½ x 22 ½”, finger-jointe

Rug design by Ivan Da Silva Bruhns. Illustration plate 43 from Tapis et Tissus (Carpets and Fabrics); one of a series of textile design pattern books published in 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Collot

"Laster der Menschheit" (Vice of Mankind) poster design by Jan Tschichold. Illustration plate 18 from the portfolio L’Art International d’Aujourd’hui published 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Col

Delaunay, Sonia (Ukrainian/French, 1885-1979), Tissu [Fabric], 1929, collotype and pochoir on paper, plate 30 from the book "Tapis et Tissus," edited by Delaunay herself and published by Charles Morea