Audubon - Cooper's Hawk. 24

This hand-colored lithograph comes from John James Audubon's first octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. The work was completed under the direct supervision of J. J. Audubon.

JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (American, 1785-1851), ''Cooper's Hawk'', Hand-colored lithograph by J.T. Bowen after John James Audubon. sheet: 9.25 x 5.5 inches, framed: 18.75 x 13.5 inches, Plate 25, N. 5. Cond

J.J. Audubon, Plate No.24 Coopers Hawk. With text. From the Royal Octavo Edition of The Birds of America.1840-1844. First Edition. Lithographed and hand-colored by J.T. Bowen in Philadelphia and New Y

*** START PRICE IS THE RESERVE *** AUDUBON, John James (1785 - 1851). Marsh Hawk, Plate 356. Aquatint engraving with original hand color. London: Robert Havell, 1827-1838. 37 3/4” x 24 7/8” sh

John James Audubon (1785-1851) Red-Tailed Hawk (No. 11, Plate LI), 1829 hand-colored engraving, 38 1/4 by 24 3/4 in. "Red-Tailed Hawk Male 1. F. 2 FALCO BOREALIS" lower center "Drawn from Nature & Pub

Two Framed Audubon Restrike Prints "Red Shouldered Hawk" and "Broad Winged Hawk" Circa 1940 Chromolithographs plate 20 x 15" overall 24 x 29" each. In tasteful burl frames.

John James Audubon (1785-1851). Julius Bien edition, 1860, sheet size: 26 1/2 x 39 1/4 in., framed

Oil on Canvas signed C (Cynthia) Cooper, 24" x 36", "Island View Vista".

Wayne Edmundson (Maine, Contemporary). A highly detailed carved and painted model of a wingspread "Immature Cooper's Hawk". Signed on naturalistic base. $7,500 original retail price. 20in tall x 21-1/

After John James Audubon 20th Century Long Billed Curlew Later reproduction 24 x 36 inches visible.

Description: An etching depicting a perched and intent Cooper's Hawk. Title: Cooper's HawkType: Etching Materials: Wove paper, ink Markings & Inscriptions: Signed, titled, and indicated as an artist's

BILL J. RICEConnecticut, b. 1952"Hen Coopers Hawk Feather". Signed in pencil lower right "Bill Rice". Titled on gallery label verso. Shadow box framed.Carved and painted bass wood, length 6.25". Frame

Space Above and Beyond (1995-1996) - Cooper Hawks (Rodney Rowland) military jumpsuit, inside tag reads "Rodney Rowland #5".

Watercolour Signed Mark Nyhof 1983/4, 11 3/4" x 10", "Young Coopers Hawk" - no glass.

Carroll Tyson (American, 1857-1956). A grouping of five hand-colored ornithological lithographs to include Cooper’s Hawk, American Redstart, American Goshawk, American Swift, and American Goldfinch.

Painting, oil on canvas, "Playing a visit to the Teacher", signed Lilian Cooper, 24" by 20", carved frame, small tear in center. Please refer to images for additional information regarding condition i

Anthony Cooper, (American, 1907-1992), Chicago Lake Front, oil on canvas, signed AS Cooper, 24" x 30", framed 32-1/2" x 38-1/2", very good condition

MATHEW YELLOWMAN (American 20th/21st Century) A NATIVE AMERICAN POLYCHROME FOLK ART WOOD SCULPTURE, "Cooper's Hawk," Navajo tribe, signed, the bird perched on a rocky base, attentively focused and gaz

Painted cast iron horse. Probably Frederick Cooper . 24-1/2" high with shade.

CARROLL SARGENT TYSONPennsylvania, 1877-1956“Broad Wing Hawk and Red Squirrel” and “Coopers Hawk and Yellow Sapsucker”, both from the "Twenty Birds of Mt. Desert Island&qu

After John James Audubon (Haiti/New York, 1785 - 1851), chromolithograph on paper depicting two hawks feasting on two duck carcasses, with a feather hovering in the air between the hawks and drops of

John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851) "Pigeon Hawk," plate 21 from the "Birds of America" Bien Edition, New York 1858-1860, chromolithograph with hand coloring on double elephant folio sheets. The

This hand-colored lithograph comes from John James Audubon's first octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. The work was completed under the direct supervision of J. J. Audubon.

This hand-colored lithograph comes from John James Audubon's first octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. The work was completed under the direct supervision of J. J. Audubon.