Arthur Allen Lewis Prints [Water Scene, Portrait]

Group of seven Arthur Allen Lewis (New Jersey 1873 - 1957) prints. 1) Two portraits, the largest signed in pencil lower right and measures 13-in. x 9.75-in. sheet size. In G/VG condition with spotting

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 -

Arthur Allen Lewis (1873-1957) 1930s 1. The color woodblock print Saint Francis Preaching to the Birds from an edition of two hundred printed for members of the Kansas City Woodcut Society in 1933 is

Framed print of female portrait and garden scene. Image has printed signature written illegibly. Image is matted. Minor water staining on matting and on signature. Approximately 17 inches in height by

† John Waters(American, b. 1946)"Scene Missing", 2000chromogenic color print, mounted on boardsigned, titled, and numbered "3/8" en verso; verso affixed with "Arthur Roger G

6 Japanese woodblock prints, includes pair portraits, single portrait, woman in the clouds, temple scene & "Tales of Gengi, by Lady Murasaki", Toyokuni III, pair small portraits have water damage.

Two Arthur Allen Lewis (American 1873 - 1957) pencil signed ("Allen Lewis") etchings. Etching 1) signed in lower left, with "inp" beneath signature. Name "Allen Lewis" and date (1912) printed in upper

Well framed modern Japanese woodblock print. Dimensions: (Frame) H 19.25 x W 14.25" (Sight) H 14.5" x W 9.5" Condition: Very light water stain left edge. A few stray scratches to frame

Arthur Allen Lewis (New Jersey 1873-1957) original pencil signed etching. Signed 'Allen Lewis' lower right. Titled in pencil "Workshop" lower left base of sheet. Numbered in pencil "Proof no.9" lower

Betty Rowe (deceased artist) 8x10 countersigned print; water scene with palm trees, nicely matted and framed;

Allen Lewis Farm Scene Woodcut. Woodcut with steer by Allen Lewis. Pencil signed and personalized to Norman Kent. Measures approximately 12.5 inches x 9.5 inches overall.

2 Vintage Japanese Woodblock Prints w Water Scene. Both wood blocks are professionally matted and framed. Each measures 14 inches x 20 inches in frame.

Title: Twillight Toil Artist: Allen Lewis Printing date: 1943. Edition 0f 200. Medium: Woodcut print Size/Format: Image size: 10 x 7 inches. Sheet size: 12.5 x 9.5 inches. Additional Info: Signed in p

Large Cloth Print - Water / Mountain Scene - over four feet across

Lot 38 Group of 7 Japanese Landscape Woodblock Prints with Two Poems lot includes 7 Japanese woodblock prints depicting water scenes with figures on boats sheet (each): 9 3/4 x 13 5/8 inches Provenan

Photograph print of water scene, by Chinese artist, Xuanmin Jin (b. 1963). Signed on mat by artist. Dated 2008. Measures 18 1/2" x 14 3/4" outside frame and 10 1/2" x 7 1/2" inside.

Charles S. Brooks. ''Journey to Bagdad.'' Illustrated with Woodcuts by Allen Lewis. First print of 1000 copies. Yale University Press, 1915, New Haven, CT. Hardbound.

Framed Hargrove Print Water wheel Scene Roughly 23" x 19"

Allen Lewis (American, 1873-1957) two color woodcut prints, "Midnight Toil" and "Saint Francis Preaching to the Birds", signed to margins, bearing labels verso. [Frames: 18 1/4" H x 14 3/4" W].

total size 18x16"

Framed Art Print The Chorus Line 1925 By Albert Arthur Allen. The framed print is approx 29" x 1" x 23" and weighs 10lbs. The framed print is in a good, vintage condition with wear and scratches on th

7 Loose Woodblock Prints by Allen Lewis (American 1873-1957). 5 are very small - 2 x 4 inches - and in black ink. Two larger images are color woodblock prints measuring approximately 8 x 6 inches. All

5 Loose Woodblock Prints by Allen Lewis (American 1873-1957). 3 are small - approx. 3 x 5 inches - and in black ink. Two larger images are color woodblock prints measuring approximately 8 x 6 inches.

JS Allen Enhanced Print. Thomas Edison Portrait Dimensions: Image Size: H: 26.5 inches: W: 21 inches --- -- This painting is from the collection of over 80 works curated by Matthew Siegel. Matthew is