Bernard Reder Ink and Wash Figure Holding a Sphere

Bernard Reder (American, 1897-1963), signed and dated 1957. 27x39.

Bernard Reder (American,1897-1963), signed and dated 1957. 27x39.

Francois-Clement Called Henry Somm (French, 1844-1907) Studies of a Woman Holding a Sword and Leading a Troop of men Wearing High Top Hats, signed "Henry Sommier" Sight size: 7-1/2"h x 12"w Overall: 1

Ink wash on laid paper entitled "Tragedy" showing two female figures, one possibly holding a child, and a shadowy male figure approaching from behind. Attributed to Thomas Sully by Gallery Mayo, Richm

Grand Tour Era Continental Inkwell, depicting two cold painted imp-like figures holding a red sphere form hinged lid ink container, with ceramic liner, set on an oval base with dished and scalloped ri

Two Chinese Paper Scrolls: FiguresTwo Chinese ink and wash on paper scrolls; depicting a woman and man in traditional garb riding donkeys; together with two children holding fireworks and a father; in

Unsigned. Dimensions: H 35" x W 22.5" Condition: Some age toning. Few small edge tears.

Chinese ink wash figure painting attributed to Ren Bonian. With two seals and signature. Size:37 x 17".

DESCRIPTION: A 20th century patinated bronze putti cherub figural statue depicting a naturalistic young female cherub figure holding a sphere. The sculpture has an overall patina finish, and stands up

A pair of gilt bronze sculptures. Presumably of French origin. The first piece represents a female figure holding a sphere above her head. The second is a peacock figurine with engraved details. Both

1988 Franklin Mint Fireflies by Erte Vase. This blue glass vase having an art deco style features a female figure holding a sphere. Marked on the bottom. 10 inches x 4.5 inches in diameter.

18th century Old Master drawing in the style of or attributed to Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. Ink wash of figures. Framed under glass. Sight: 13.75 x 9.25in. Overall: 21.5 x 16.5in.

Conger A Metcalf (1914-1998), pen ink with wash, figures in foreground of landscape, one with crutches, signed lower left: Metcalf. 10" x 13 1/4" Provenance: Estate of Kenneth Jay Lane*IMPORTANT NOTE:

Work on paper depicting horse and rider, framed, signed and dedicated. Dimensions:  Art: 21.50 " H x 29.50 " W; Frame: 24.50 " H x&nbsp

Sapieha signed "Horse and Figures" early ink and wash drawing on paper mounted to board, signed lower left: "Sapieha," unframed. Image: 7.375" H x 6.25" W. Rippling to paper, minor hole lower left.

Ink on paper painting titled "Mother and child", by Bernard Reder (American, 1897-1963), signed and dated 1956. No glass in frame. [Art: 18" H x 25 1/2" W; Frame: 24" H x 30 1/2" W]. In good condition

Black painted metal outdoor sculpture, depicting a Classical style figure holding an armillary sphere, and rising on a circular wood base, 27.5"h

Ink and wash. Two figures. 1959. Signed and dated lower right. In a Heydenryk frame. From a Nyack, NY collection. - Dimensions: Sight: 39.5" high x 25.5" wide

Attributed to Clara Ledesma Terrazas (Dominican Republic, 1924-1999). Ink and wash, two figures. Unsigned. 22 1/4" x 17 1/2" (with frame 35 1/4" x 25 1/4"). Toning and discoloration to paper, tears an

Augustin Pajou (French 1730-1809) Neo-Classical Figures Ink & Wash on Laid Paper w/ Watermark ,18th C. Signed lower right "Pajou". {PWINJ5401} (AC) Dimensions: Signt: 8.5 x 11.75 Frame: 18" x 21.75" P

Oil on masonite 20 x 16 in. From askart.com: Artist, sculptor, and architect, Bernard Reder was born in Czernowitz, Bukovina, part of Austria before World War II and a center of Jewish and Hasidic cul

Edward Melcarth New York / Italy. (1914 - 1973 untitled scene with figures, ca.1952 ink wash and watercolor on paper signed lower left. Biography from the Archives of askART: The following is from Dan

UNTITLED (Figure), 1968, ink wash on paper, signed and dated lower right, 23 ½ x 17 ¾”, framed with glass, some creases and soft handling creases, otherwise in apparently good studio condition. Pr

Ink on paper, unsigned. Figure holding their head. Condition-slight discoloration on back. Providence-purchased directly from the "Estate of Largardo Tackett" and reportedly exhibited at the Oliver Wo