Barston Mattson 20C SIGNED Magazine Illustration

Barston V. Mattson (American, 20th Century). Original mixed media painting on textured board. A figural work with male and female figures evoking Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, and produced in a Jazz Age

(1911 - 2004) Fortieth President of the United States who served for two terms (1981-1989) and contributed to the fall of European Communism. Signed magazine illustration, 8 x 10.5 in. (sight), color,

Frederic Remington Hand Signed Magazine Page with Illustration. Comes with COA. Condition: Good

Two magazine illustration lithographs, signed in pencil & dated: 1984 by the artist: Mark Miller. Cream wove paper. Dimension: wove paper: 31.6" x 23"; with mat: 34.6" x 26.75". Condition: very good c

Early American Magazine illustration, dog sledding, signed illegibly "Pen E. Cowen", label verso. Work 28" x 47".

Herbert Stoops, painting, 1946, Herbert Morton Stoops (American, 1888-1948), "The Great Waterway", oil on canvas, July 1946 cover illustration for Blue Book Magazine, signed on reverse, framed without

Charles (C. Clyde) Squires was active/lived in New York, Utah. Charles Squires is known for pulp and magazine illustration, painting. Oil/Canvas. Signed lower right. Sight Size: 18 x 29 in Sight Size:

Property from a Savannah, GA Collection Description: James Montgomery Flagg (NY, 1877-1960), Girl, Liberty magazine Illustration, Watercolor and Pencil, signed lower left, depicting a woman collap

George Tobin original Frontispiece illustration for St. Nicholas Magazine. Signed "George T. Tobin" lower right and copyright 1907. Titled in pen "Secrets or Confidences" on verso. Measures 19.5" x 15

(American, 1872-1962) He Lost His Nerve- An Illustration for Puck Magazine, 1913, signed and inscribed lower right "Leighton Budd/ He used to act as a guide to deer hunters, but he lost his nerve", st

Signed TD Skidmore. Likely for a magazine illustration. Back Says "Sept The breaking Point". Measures 27" x 21 1/8". In estate found condition with wear to edges.

ORIGINAL 1934 ILLUSTRATION WATERCOLOR NATURE MAGAZINE COVER., Signed and dated. Size: 21 x 16

SLR, From the Collection of Aubrey and Amelia Abramson, 12 x 20", 25 x 17 3/4" Framed. Titled "Return from the Front" Frontispiece by George Varian for "In War Time" by S. Weir Mitchell for Century Ma

American Magazine Illustration. "Telescope". 15" x 15" Signed and Dated lower right 1930. Ink and Ink Wash on board.

(3) Original Illustrations in gouache on illustration board, all signed, ca. 1925-35, including: (2) Probable Magazine Illustrations, both framed, Settlers on Early Auto Passing Indians with Llamas re

Josef Albers autographed magazine illustration. White Line Square, 1966 Signed in black ink Circa late 1960's/early 1970's Measures: 9 x 12 inches

27 1/2" X 26", OIL ON BOARD, "Beyond Terror", ORIGINAL SIGNED; ILLUSTRATION FOR REDBOOK MAGAZINE

George Tobin original illustration art for St. Nicholas Magazine. Signed "George T. Tobin" lower left. Stated in pencil "St. Nicholas" lower center. Measures 19.25" x 15.75" sheet size. Good condition

Four mid century American advertising illustration prints from fashion magazines. Some signed. Attributed to Ljubica Orlic, a mid 20th century artist lived in New York. Form the artists portfolio of a

Rudi Nappi. Original Western Pulp magazine illustration a cowboy sheriff in a gunfight. Done for Atlas magazine. Oil on board. Signed lower right. Framed. Tight crack in lower left. Atlas magazine pla

Louis Glackens (American, 1866-1933) Puck Magazine illustration, "Progressive Policies", ink and pencil on paper, signed "L. M. Glackens", 17" x 12-1/2" sight, framed 25" x 23-3/4", good condition

Original Magazine illustration by Frederick Burr Opper, possibly for Puck, Scribners, or another magazine. Pen and ink technique on bristol board. Signed lower right corner. Overall 12-7/8" x 9-1/4".

Monumental antique pastel on paper entitled Geraniums by American artist George Gibbs. This original artwork was used as a magazine illustration two years prior to its exhibition at the Pennsylvania A

Early to mid 20th century illustration on paper. A ink drawing illustrating a man dressed in tradition folk attire of the Bavarian Alpine mountains, such as Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland. Pi