ATTRIBUTED TO ROBERT ADDISON

Unframed tempura on artist board, cowboys branding cattle, no visible signature, size 19 3/4" x 26 1/4", originally purchased from Addison estate.

Lake landscape with sailboats, framed oil on board, with balsa wood frame, originally put over fireplace surround in Addison's home, no visible signature, approximate height 15 1/4" x width 58", depth

Robert Neil Vaughn Jr. (1955-2011) The impressionist oil on board with artist's cipher in red pigment lower right is attributed to Robert Neil Vaughn Jr. Sight size 23.5 x 23.5 measures with a framed

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) The Barn Window. Watercolor and gouache on paper. Signed "Robert W. Addison" in lower left corner. Provenance: Merrill Chase Galleries, Chicago Sight: 18" x 15"

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Untitled Home. Watercolor on paper, signed LR Sight: 15" x 19" Frame: 19.5" x 23.5"

(1924-1988 American), Early student sketch book by artist for fall term of 1947 at the Art Institute of Chicago, contains approximately 100 ink, pencil and wash sketches on paper of figures, front cov

13 Robert Addison unframed works on paper, including castles, etc., including 3 are double sided, largest paper size 12" x 14", originally purchased from the Addison estate.

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Boise Cottage. Watercolor, circa 1950-51, signed lower right. Provenance: Merrill Chase Galleries, Chicago 18" x 11.75" Frame: 32" x 25.25"

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Untitled Street Scene. Watercolor on paper, signed LR Sight: 11.5" x 15.5" Frame: 16" x 20"

11 unframed works, lithographs and prints, some trial proofs, one piece, brick house is signed lower right.

6 works, 1 piece is framed,

"Winter Carousel" (American View) is a captivating original limited edition serigraph by Robert Addison. The artwork showcases a delightful winter scene of a carousel, capturing the enchanting atmosph

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Two Against The Storm. Serigraph, pencil numbered 2/250 in lower left corner, pencil signed lower right. Provenance: Merril Chase Galleries, Chicago Sight: 22" x 2

Robert Addison Carousel Ltd Ed Serigraph framed under glass. Pencil signed lower right and numbered 145/250 lower left. Has Merrill Chase certificate of Authenticity on reverse. Measurements in inches

Framed Serigraph "Paradise Theater" Signed Robert Addison 185 / 250 with COA Measures roughly 32x37"

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Country Store. Color serigraph dated to 1977, signed in the screen. Provenance: Merrill Chase Galleries, Chicago 17.75" x 26.75" Frame: 28.5" x 37.5"

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Carousel. Color serigraph, a trial proof impression, pencil signed lower right, aside from the edition of 250. Provenance: Merrill Chase Galleries, Chicago 23.25"

Robert Addison (American, 1924-1988) Moonlit Merry-Go-Round. Color serigraph dated to 1979, pencil signed lower right and numbered 193/250, printed by the Chicago Serigraph Workshop. Provenance: Merri

7 Robert Addison unframed original drawings on paper, drawn when he was a child, including 6 Mickey Mouse and one of the Dwarfs playing piano, largest paper size 12 1/8" x 11 1/8"", originally purchas

4 unframed lithographs on paper, winter scene with wagon, marked unfinished trial proof and signed in pencil lower right, "Two Against the Storm" (Chicago), unsigned, sidewalk with trees and white fen

Robert Addison original mixed media, gouache with ink on paper, titled "Melanesian (Canoe Paddle Design)", Two Dimensions, signed lower right R. Addison, paper size 11" x 7 7/8", originally purchased

4 unframed works, 3 "Weathered Memory" prints, signed and numbered, and a unframed lithograph, brick house, signed lower right

Described By:Michelle CNX 1491 7701 Title:Robert Addison Pencil Signed Limited Edition Serigraph COA Description: Robert Addison Pencil Signed Limited Edition Serigraph with Certificate of Authenticit

Robert Addison, unframed original ink drawing on paper, ship "Bay Queen", signed lower right R. Addison, paper size 7 1/2" x 9 7/8", originally purchased from the Addison estate.