Cape Ann Harbor scene by Boston Woman artist

Bessie Jeanette Howard (1890-1962). "Cape Ann Harbor Boats". Oil on board. Signed lower right. Dimensions: 6" x 8". Framed: 11" x 14". This is a very detailed and picturesque harbor scene most likely

Cape Ann School Manner of Emile Gruppe (American, 1896-1978). Harbor Scene. Oil on artist board painting possibly Rockport, Massachusetts or Gloucester. Unsigned. In good condition. Measures 18” x 1

Included here are two works by "T. Bailey" and T. Hillman. The first, a harbor scene by "Bailey." Not a single artist, but a pseudonym used collectively by many selling tourists art in the Cape Ann ar

Watercolor on Paper of a Harbor Scene with Horse and Fisherman by William Lester Stevens (1888-1969). It is signed lower right twice, the artist may have been planning to resize the painting; also the

James King Bonnar. Cape Ann harbor scene with buildings and boat at dock. Oil on canvas. In original painted frame. Some losses to frame. Sight: 12.25 x 14.25in. Overall: 16.5 x 18.75in.

This is an original oil painting on canvas by David Spurlin (American, 1923-2009). The painting is of a nighttime harbor scene in the New England seaside town of Cape Ann, Massachusetts. Signed lower

CAPE ANN SCHOOL20th CenturyHarbor scene, likely Gloucester. Unsigned.Oil on canvas, 24" x 30". Framed 26" x 32". Dimensions: Oil on canvas, 24" x 30". Framed 26" x 3

DUDLEY HAWKINS WATERCOLOR PAINTING, ANNISQUAM LIGHT, CAPE ANN, MASS. 1962, LIGHTHOUSE ON HARBOR SCENE, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, TITLED & SIGNED ON MAT, FRAMED SIZE APPROX 13 1/8" X 19 1/4", SKU5215.33

Ken Gore (American, 1911-1990) Painting. Title - Boats Pigeon Cove. Oil on masonite painting depicts a classic Rockport - Gloucester marine scene. Cape Ann, Massachusetts artist colony painting. Signe

Oil on canvas. Image size, 15L x 15H.

Emile A. Gruppe (1896-1978) Oil on Canvas Gloucester Harbor Scene. In good condition with one minor scrape lower center, please see photos. Titled on the stretcher “Gloucester Mass Harbor Scene

Boats in Gloucester Harbor. Cook was Cape Ann artist. Original mid century carved silver gilt frame. 40 1/4" x 35" overall

Well-known black figure artist from Pennsylvania. Depicts a scene from Rockport on Cape Ann in Massachusetts where the artist spent many summers.This is her first colored print. There is a great write

Copley Artist, Carolyn Jundzilo-Comer, creates an impressionistic scene of Boston harbor with oil paints in various shades of blue.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL wash drawing, signed, 10 x 12".

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Color Graphite drawing, signed, Gloucester, Mass. harbor scene, approx. 11 x 13-1/2 paper size.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. ORIGINAL inkdrawing, signed, approx. 11 x 13".

JOHN CUTHBERT HAREMassachusetts/Florida, 1908-1978Three unframed watercolors: 1) Dock scene. On paper mounted on artist's board, 16.5” x 13”.2) “Barnstable Harbor, Cape Cod”. T

Unsigned French Impressionist Watercolor of Paris Street Scene. In very good condition. Unsigned and artist unknown but very well executed. Sight size is 10.5” by 15.5”.

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Original ink drawing, signed. Paper size approx. 9 x 11.5 in. VG condition. This is a Gloucester, Mass. har

RICHARD CARLE - deceased New England artist. Worked a lot around Boston and the north shore. Original ink drawing, signed. Paper size approx. 9 x 11.5 in. VG condition. This is a Gloucester, Mass. har

Arthur E. Ward (1863-1928) is known for his plein air paintings of Cape Ann (Rockport/Gloucester). This one has been gently cleaned to show the artist's wonderfully detailed brush work and jewel-like

A Group of Five Etchings by Various Artists, 20th Century, Including three pieces by B. Benson titled 'Two Mallards (Destroyed Plate)', 'Harbor Scene' and 'Still Life', a piece by Margaret Ann Gaug ti

William Rohrbeck was a founding member of the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania "Seven Lively Artists" group. Likely painted on one of the group's trips to Cape Cod. Signed lower right. 24" wide x 20" high. Te