Albert E. Sterner (1863-1946) Lost Angel

Soft ground etching, 13 7/8x11', pencil signed.

Albert Sterner (American, 1863-1946) Guardian Angel Drawing & Kathe Kollwitz (German, 1867 - 1945) "Fight Against Hunger" Print. Attributed to Albert Sterner. Drawing measures 16.25 inches high x 12.5

Three Lithographs. (1) Walter E. Baum. (American, 1884-1956) "The Studio," signed; (2) Albert Edward Sterner (American, 1863-1946). "Demonstration of Lithography at the Print Club of Philadelphia," 19

ALBERT STERNER (1863-1946) Baby's First Christmas. Illustration for an unidentified story, likely published in Collier's magazine, 1912. Oil on canvas. 51x38 inches, on original stretcher bar. Signed

ALBERT STERNER (1863-1946) AMERICA'S GIFT TO FRANCE. 1920.29¾x20 inches, 75½x50¾ cm. American Lithographic Co., New York.Condition B+ / A-: minor repaired tears at edges, some int

[ART] Albert Sterner (1863-1946) important artist born to American parents in London. He studied at the Julian Academy in Paris, France. He emigrated to the USA in 1881, moving first to Chicago and th

[ART] ALBERT STERNER (1863-1946) American artist. STERNER'S influence is seen in the works of both Rockwell Kent and George Bellows; he introduced each of them to the technique of lithography and put

Albert Sterner (1863-1946) We Need You, original poster printed by American Litho NY 1918 - 101 x 78 cm From a recently discovered collection of French and US WW1 posters in remarkable condition

Unframed grisaille portrait of a woman, signed lower left "Albert Sterner" (American, 1863-1946). Sterner was born in London, and attended King Edward's School, Birmingham, and studied drawing in Pari

Albert Sterner (American, 1863-1946), "Maude and Marie," graphite on paper, signed lower right, titled lower left, overall (with frame): 15.5"h x19.25"w

Albert Sterner (American 1863-1946)- ''Amour Mort''- etching, ca. 1930, signed and numbered 54/92 in pen, slightly light struck. 8 x 14 7/8''

Albert Sterner American, 1863-1946 dry point engraving. Approx. 14"t by 16"w. In good condition, see photos.

Albert Sterner (American 1863-1946) Venetian Scene and Figures Study ink and pencil on paper 6 3/4 X 9 1/2 inches.

WORLD WAR I POSTER. STERNER, ALBERT. 1863-1946. Over There: U.S. Navy. [1917]. Lithograph on paper, paper-backed, 56 x 38 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further i

Albert Edward Sterner (American, 1863 - 1946) Charcoal on paper depicts homestead. Dedicated l.r. to Mr. & Mrs Edgar ....? Souvenir of my days at W...? Signed Albert Sterner l.l. 17" x 23" sight, 23"

Sterner, Albert (American, 1863-1946) Drawing. Portrait of Young Reverend. Conte crayon on paper. Signed lower right Albert Sterner Newport and dated 1907. Inscribed on reverse “original drawing by

ALBERT EDWARD STERNERNew York/England, 1863-1946Mildred Bigelow, 1910. Signed and dated lower left "Albert Sterner 1910". Titled lower right "Mildred".Charcoal and conte crayon on

ALBERT EDWARD STERNERNew York/England, 1863-1946Standing mother and child, 1895. Signed and dated lower right “Albert Sterner 1895”.Pen and ink on paper, 9.5” x 10.5” sight. Fr

Albert Sterner - American New York / England 1863-1946 - 1917 Signed Lithograph. Depicting Jesus Followers in Mourning. 15 3/4" x 321.50"

description Framed stone lithograph on paper, "Ame Malade," signed in pencil lower right Albert Sterner (Albert Edward Sterner, New York, 1863-1946), sight: 19"h, 15.5"w, overall: 23.5"h, 19.5"w, 4.75

Seven (7) prints by various artists, all from 'The Washington Portfolio of 1932'. The seven artists represented are: Arthur Allen Lewis (New Jersey 1873 - 1957), Albert Edward Sterner (New York 1863 -

ALBERT EINSTEIN SIGNED & INSCRIBED TIME MAGAZINE JULY 1 1946 inscribed E=mc2. Albert Einstein's Big Idea E = MC2. It's the world's most famous equation, it can be quoted by scientists and non-scientis

ALBERT EINSTEIN SIGNED AND INSCRIBED E=mc2 TIME MAGAZINE DATED JULY 1 1946. Albert Einstein's Big Idea E = MC2. It's the world's most famous equation, it can be quoted by scientists and non-scientists

Albert Einstein Signed Time Magazine - July 1, 1946, with E=MC2 Inscription, Historical Relic. Presenting a phenomenal piece of world history, here is a highly distinguished and incredibly rare item -