Central Park Horse Path I by Harold Altman

Harold Altman - At le Mont Editions: Snow in Central Park Original Poster Harold Altman U.S.A. Vellum paper Arches Paper: 56 x 76 cm. Image: 56 x 76 cm. Please note that this lot has a confidential re

Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003)Central Park, three lithographslithographs in colors on wove papertwo are numbered, titled, and signed in pencil to the lower margins, the third Sailboats is a limi

hand signed and numbered lithograph on paper, "Central Park 1990 III"; image size 13" x 18", printers proof, unframed

Harold Altman - Central Park, New York: Sailing & Blossom Maker: Harold Altman Origin: U.S.A. Materials: Wove paper Dimensions: Paper: 54 x 76 cm. Image: 46 x 63 cm. Additional Information: Lithograph

Altman, Harold (American, 1924-2003), chromolithograph "Central Park 1989", ed 158/285, pencil signed, image 23" x 16-1/2", framed 35" x 28", SP1509

HAROLD ALTMAN (American, 1924 - 2003). Central Park 1985 I, Limited edition lithograph. An "artist proof." Pencil titled, signed, and dated at base. Framed. Not examined out of frame. - Sight: 10.5 x

Snow, Central Park," signed lower right, numbered 76/285, Mourlot Paris blind stamp. 19.5" H X 24.5" W (28.25" X 33.5")."

A Harold Altman signed lithograph titled, "Early April, Central Park". It is signed in pencil lower right, and numbered in pencil lower left, "166/785". The Print is unframed. The Full sheet measures

A vintage artist proof lithograph on paper by Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003) circa 1988 titled "Benches" depicting a view of Central Park, New York. It is pencil signed to the lower right, titled

Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003) Snow Central Park, 1985 signed, titled, and numbered 244/285 25 x 30 inches.

LE GRAND BASINE LUXENBOURG, 1983, color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 68/285, image 18 x 26”; SNOW CENTRAL PARK, color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 46/285, image 27 ¾ x 20 ¾”;

Early April, Central Park," signed lower right, numbered 33/285, Mourlot Paris blind stamp. 20.5" H X 27.5" W (28.75" X 35")."

Lithograph of Central Park. Publication information underneath. Dimensions: (Paper) H 21.25" x W 30" Condition: Fresh and clean. Few light handling marks in the margins.

Harold Altman "The Shaded Park", lithograph depicting a path with flowers, signed lower right, numbered 156/285. [Art: 18" H x 25" W; Frame: 28" H x 35" W].

Harold Altman of State College, PA was a internationally known painter, print-maker and lithographer. He spent time each year working in Paris on his lithograph printing. His work has been exhibited i

445. FALLOWS CENTRAL PARK HORSE WAGON | Circa 1880s. | 8.5" l. | Professionally Restored to top standards. | $600 - $1,200

‘Central Park Horse & Buggy’, c.1959, photograph gelatin silver print, signed on verso, 12x10in.

Mystery artist oil on canvas painting. Features a scene depicting a corner of New York's Central Park, with horse and carriage, and traveling figures. Signed lower left. Presented in ornate gilt wood

THERESA BERNSTEIN Snowy Path, Central Park. Oil on wood panel. 450x600 mm; 17¾x23 inches. Signed in oil, lower right recto. Ex-collection private collection, New York.

Artist: Harold Altman Title: Path II Year: 1960 Dimensions: 21.5in. by 19in. Edition: From the rare limtied edition of 140 Medium: Etching on paper C

Altman, Harold (American, 1924-2003), Path II, 1993, color lithograph, signed, dated, titled and marked Artist's Proof in pencil at bottom, image 13 x 9.25 inches, matted and framed 24 x 19.5 inches,

(American, 1924-2003) Signed in pencil "Harold Altman" lr, titled "Park Group" lc, inscribed and numbered "Artist Proof, edition 0/115" ll, 15 1/2 x 15 1/2 in., framed.; Mickelson Gallery, Washington

Trial proof. Signed, titled in pencil. Gallery label verso. Matted, antiqued finish frame. Ready to hang, present. Dimensions: 12.5" x 20.25 framed 20.75 x 28.25 (MROG1137)(JP)

Excellent. See last detail pics to view the accurate color. Fine, framed matted and sealed under glass. Pencil signed. Sight size: 3 1/2" x 3 1/2". Artist Harold Altman (1924-2003) has been recognized