CARLTON T. CHAPMAN ETCHING

Dated 1887. Dimensions: (Frame) H 26" x W 18.75", (Sight) H 18" x W 11" Condition: Some toning. Slipping in frame. Scuffs and nicks.

Etching? Print? Litho? by Carlton T. Chapman. The bottom of the picture is marked: Original Etching by Carlton T. Chapman. Sailing Ship Framed behind Glass Apx. 32 1/2" H x 23 1/2" W. Photo's are cons

Antique Etching Elm Road Ernest Rost (1867-1940),Carlton Chapman. Large print titled Old Elm Road is signed E. C. Rost1890 in plate lower left, and signed in pencil Carlton T. Chapman (1860-1925) lowe

Group of 10 Etchings and Engravings, to include M. Pinard Regulieres Worms Port of Nantes; Stephen Parrish, Wood Boats on St. John River; Carlton Chapman; Gerald Burn; Philip Platt; Carman? Duck's Fly

Carlton Theodore Chapman, Signed Engraving Titled Schooners Near Shore, Dated 1888, Framed. The piece is framed under glass, there is a repaired hole in the engraving. Framed measures 26 inches x 36 i

Carlton Chapman (American 1860-1925)- ''Catawba Cliffs''- monoprint, signed with monogram lower right. 9 1/2 x 11''

Carlton Theodore Chapman (1860 - 1925). Carlton Theodore Chapman (1860 - 1925) was active/lived in New York, California, Ohio. Carlton Chapman is known for Marine, landscape, figure and genre painting

"The USS Cyane Taking Possession Of San Diego, 1846" Oil on canvas laid to canvas under Plexiglas Signed lower left: Carlton T. Chapman, titled by repute 20.25" H x 24.25" W Provenance: Sold: Joh

Carlton Theodore Chapman American, 1860-1925 Orient, Long Island, 1894 Signed, inscribed and dated Carlton T. Chapman / Orient L.I. 1894 (ll) Watercolor on board 20 x 30 inches C Property from a New J

(1860-1925 American) "The Yacht America-off Boston, August 1891, framed oil on canvas under glass, signed lower left and dated 1924, approximate work size 24" x 36", frame 31" x 43".

3 Panel Hand Painted screen. From a New Rochelle estate. - Dimensions: 75" x 24" (one panel)

Carlton Theodore Chapman (American, 1860-1925) Racing in Heavy Weather, oil on canvas, signed lower left, framed. Dimensions: 19 x 24 in image size, 23.25 x 29 in. as framed. Condition: Lightly visibl

Carlton Theodore Chapman(American, 1860-1925)Ship's in the Harboroil on canvassigned lower left16 x 24 inches

CARLTON THEODORE CHAPMANNew York/California/Ohio, 1860-1925Ships at dock. Signed lower right “Carlton T. Chapman”. Illustration done for Harper & Bros. (See ink stamp in lower left dated 1

"Beached" at Sandy Hook, New York, 1885, framed watercolor on paper. Provenance: Acquired from Connecticut dealer. Richard Bourne Gallery. Born in New London, Ohio, Carlton Theodore Chapman studied in

Henry Chapman Ford- ''California Mission''- etching, signed in pencil, soiling in margins, very slightly light struck, 1 hole in margin lower right corner. 8 x 12 1/4''

Pencil titled "Rising Tide" and signed J.E. Smith lower right. Dimensions: (Frame) H 12.5" x W 9.25" Condition: Heavy toning to paper. Wear and chips to frame.

Carlton Theodore Chapman (1860 - 1925). Watercolor on paper, 8.5 x 11 inches, signed lower left, titled upper right.

American Carlton Theodore Chapman 1860-1925 Seascape Watercolor Painting. Frame Measure 25.5" X 32 3/4", Sight 21.5" X 28 3/4". From A Memphis Tenn. Estate Of A Retired 83 Year Old Atty. Please carefu

Heading: Author: Ford, Henry Chapman Title: Etchings of California Place Published: No place Publisher:Edward Selden Spaulding Date Published: 1961 Description: 35 illustra

Carlton T Chapman (1860-1925). The engagement between the USS Enterprise and HMBS Boxer off the coast of Maine September 5, 1813. Monumental oil painting on linen. Signed and dated 1915. Custom gold f

Pierre Auguste Renoir (French, 1841 - 1919) Le Chapman Epingle, Etching, signed on separate paperSight 5.5" H x 3.75" W, Framed 12" H x 8.5" W

Henry Chapman Ford (American, 1828-1894). A black and white landscape etching on paper. Signed in plate. Image: 7-1/2in x 5in. Frame: 12in x 9in. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside deliv

A scarce etching by Conrad Johnson (American, 1842-1910), a notable artist who served for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Titled "The Paganini of New Kent, Virginia" and dated March 21,