American Ink Illustration 1908 Old Man & Girl

Robert Carter (American) Titled: Little Old New YorkPen in inkUncle Same with little Dutch girl. Dimensions: 21" X 28"

Alice Barber, American 1858-1932. A lovely pen and ink illustration of girl seated in wicker rocker holding her large doll, signed Alice Barber. Professional framed and matted. Slight white ink mark o

China, ROC, brass ink box, incised with an illustration depicting an old man and a young boy with swans, underneath the leaves of a tree, with two horizontal rows of Chinese characters on the left han

Signed by Alfred Gifford Jr. 1908. Pen and ink on paper 19 x 15 in. (sight), 24 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. (framed). Revolutionary War scene. From a Connecticut estate.

Shinn, Everett (American, 1876-1953) Illustration. “The Green Jug.” Pen and Ink. Signed and titled on old Charles T. Henry Gallery label on reverse. This illustration is from “A Christmas Carol�

Oil on board. Story Illustration - Old Argosy. Scuba Girl. Inscribed on reverse; 11in. X 16.25in.(image size)

Charles D. Saxon (American, 1920-1988) charcoal and ink wash on paper comic illustration depicting man in business suit with boy on tricycle, signed lower right. Image: 11.75" H x 6.75" W; frame: 15.2

Charles D. Saxon (American, 1920-1988) charcoal and ink wash on paper comic illustration depicting man in rowboat, signed lower right. Image: 8.5" H x 12" W; frame: 13.25" H x 16.25" W.

Charles D. Saxon (American, 1920-1988) charcoal and ink wash on paper comic illustration depicting man on his back rolling a barrel on his feet, signed lower right. Image: 9" H x 7.75" W; frame: 13.25

Peter Helck (American, 1893-1988) Pen, Ink, Watercolor Illustration "Jean's Interpretations", H 5.5'' W 8.5'' | Signed. Frame 13" x 16". Vanderbilt Cup Race of 1916. Jean's Interpretations 1908"; Pen/

Muhammad Tajvidi, 1925 to 1995, a pen and ink and watercolour on paper drawing depicting a maiden with a ghost of an old man, an illustration from Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Singed lower center. Matted

1890-1908 Louisa May Alcott Works Feminism Old Fashioned Girl Little Men 6v “I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.” ― Louisa May Alcott, Little Women Lou

American, mid-century gouache and ink illustration depicting a palm-lined property in minimalist detail, signed "B. G." l.r., 9 1/4" x 12 1/2" paper, 13" x 16" framed.

1960s Arnold Roth Original Water Color and Ink full panel illustration depicting a man being dragged by his wife to a house boat at the boat show. 15 x 23 inches. Great color, strong ink, signed Arnol

Samuel S. Carr (English, American, 1837-1908). Original oil painting on canvas. Signed lower left. Depicts two girls and two men in wheat field with horses and carriage. Good condition with a few touc

Stanley Arthurs (American, 1877-1950), study for illustration "My Money, My Money" for Harpers' Monthly Feb. 1908 story "Old Eve", DE artist, oil on canvas, signed Arthurs, 30" x 20", good condition w

(3) Eugenie Wireman (American, PA, 1899-1961),ink and gouache illustrations, cover designs for "At the Sign of the Green Anchor", "The Cabin on Red Man's Brook", and "Captain June's Females", largest

James Bama [ 1926 - American ] "Preacher with Guitar Girl ". Subject matter features a preacher man at the podium, seated below him a woman holding a guitar, wearing a red dress. Original oil painting

James W. Williamson (American 1899-1984)- Illustration of Men on Boat- ink and ink wash on board, initialed J. W. lower right in ink, for Saturday Evening Post, Philadelphia. 17 x 9 3/4''

James W. Williamson (American 1899-1984)- Illustration of Men on Boat- ink and ink wash on board, initialed J. W. lower right in ink, for Saturday Evening Post, Philadelphia. 17 x 9 3/4''

JOHN GADSBY CHAPMAN (AMERICAN, 1808-1890) GENRE SKETCH, ink on paper, an intriguing interior scene, possibly for an illustration, featuring a man seated in a chair reading and holding a sword while a

Alexander Dobkin (American, 1908-1975), mid-20th century lithograph of a young dancing girl in a white ruffled crop top and pink ribbon-tied pants, signed in pencil l.l., 18 1/2" x 23" sight, 24" x 29

EDWARD LEAR (1812-1888) "There was an old man who said `How, -shall I flee from this horrible Cow . . ." Illustration for Lear's A Book of Nonsense, Third edition (London, 1861). Pen and ink on blue p

ACE POWELL (American 1912-1978) "Bucking Bronco with Cowboy", "An Old Man in a New Day" and "Cowboy on Horse in Field" 2 Ink on paper. 1 Ink and watercolor on paper. Sheet: 8 3/4 x 10 1/4 inches. Shee