c.1901 Drawing of Lincoln by F.B. Carpenter

Antique Abraham Lincoln Engraving by Halpin F.B. Carpenter. Pencil Signed Inscription by Carpenter and Dated 1882 bottom left. On heavy paper almost cardboard. Sheet Size: 29 X 21.5 inches. Image Size

FIRST READING OF THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION BEFORE THE CABINET, F.B CARPENTER. ENGRAVED BY RITCHE. TEARS AND WATER STAINS. 42" x 32" IN FRAME.

American, 19th century. A mezzotint after F.B. Carpenter; engraved by J.C. Buttre. Measures 30 x 26 inches. Overall good condition, toning and small tears in margins.

American, 19th century. A mezzotint after F.B. Carpenter; engraved by J.C. Buttre. Measures 30 x 26 inches. Overall good condition, toning throughout margins.

The first reading of the emancipation proclamation before the cabinet. From the inaugural picture painted by the White House in 1864. Full colored. Marked Painted by F.B Carpenter and engraved by A.H.

Lloyd Ostendorf Original Drawing Abraham Lincoln: Personalized and signed by Ostendorf 1967. Set in a deep well frame and measuring 17.5 x 20.5.

George Washington & Abe Lincoln. Not signed. Ink and paint on paper. Excellent condition. Framed together, 16” w x 12”h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $35

Lloyd Ostendorf Original Charcoal Drawing Abraham Lincoln: Beautiful original drawing by Ostendorf. Personalized and set in a deep well frame. From 1972 death mask. Framed piece measures 20 x 26. Nice

1866 1ed Abe Lincoln Six Months at White House Emancipation Proclamation Slavery Six Months at the White House with Abraham Lincoln is a rare account of the Presidency of Abraham Lincoln by F.B. Carpe

1867 Abe LINCOLN Six Months at White House America Civil War Slavery Government “The best collection of anecdotes and reminiscences of Lincoln” Frank Carpenter (1830-1900) was the American painter

1866 1st ed Abraham Lincoln Six Months at White House Emancipation Slavery Six Months at the White House with Abraham Lincoln is a rare account of the Presidency of Abraham Lincoln by F.B. Carpenter.

1866 1st ed Abraham Lincoln Six Months at White House Emancipation Slavery Six Months at the White House with Abraham Lincoln is a rare account of the Presidency of Abraham Lincoln by F.B. Carpenter.

Signed illegibly l.l. Together with an engraving of a classical profile, by Raphael Sanzio, and a silhouette print of a man, possibly Lincoln. Drawing: 17-1/4"h x 15-1/4"w sight size

pen on paper. Signed lower right dated 2014, 12"

signed middle left. 8"

as follows: President Lincoln graphite drawing, 20th century (15 x 11 in.); Jane Countess of Harrington 1789 engraving after Sir Joshua Reynolds; four 18th-early 19th century engravings of maritime ex

Two Abraham Lincoln engravings to include a portrait after Frances Bicknell Carpenter, and the Lincoln Family. Both framed under glass. Larger mat opening: 20-1/4in x 25-1/2in.

(GIDEON WELLES.) Frederick Halpin, engraver; after Carpenter. Engraved portrait of Lincoln, inscribed by the artist to Gideon Welles. Engraving, 19¼ x 14¼ inches, with facsimile signature "A

Fine pencil drawn portrait of gentleman-James M. Lincoln of Bath Maine. Done in Memorial to him, 1820 to 1866. It retains it's original frame.

Attributed to Francois Boucher (1703-1770), Infant Bacchus. Pen and ink drawing with color wash. Initialed "FB" lower right. With hand drawn tondo border and trim. Provenance: Dr. George Kofas collect

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Now Ready, for Subscribers Only, Carpenter’s Great National Picture. 4 printed pages, 8½ x 5½ inches, on one folding sheet; horizontal folds, bottom edge trimmed, mi

Graphite and white pencil on paper drawing depicting a medieval castle. Signed FB, Rothenburg in the lower right. Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a town in Bavaria, Germany well-known for its well-preserv

DESCRIPTION: Antique photogravure published by Otto Wiecker, after an 1860 original by Joseph Baker. At bottom: "Abraham Lincoln / Reproduced from a rare Portrait drawing, the first from life, / made

JOHN ORFE (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY) AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN ORIGINAL CONCEPT DRAWING, charcoal / pastel on paper, stylized depiction of a sleek two-door model, a proposed rendition of the Lincoln C