Chris Toffersey Charcoal Portrait.

This lot consists of a hand drawn image of President Adams, the sixth president of the United States of America. The drawing appears to be done with black charcoal, shading and white for highlights. F

Francisco Zuniga (Mexican, 1912-1998). Charcoal on paper portrait of a seated woman. Signed lower right and dated 1970. Framed and matted under glass. Mat opening: 25 x 19 in.

Vincent Desiderio (American, born 1955). Signed original charcoal drawing on paper depicting a male figure from the rear, in a kneeling or squatting position. Artist signature lower left. Good conditi

Signed Lower right. Framed under glass. work measures 12" x 14", frame measures 20" x 26" Provenance: Gifted to the sitter Circa 1970. not inspected out of the frame. Keywords: Art Artist, Painting, D

[CIVIL WAR]. Charcoal portrait of CSA Captain Dr. Thomas Richard Meux, 9th Tennessee Volunteers, with book signed ("Thomas R. Meux").  15 1/2 x 19 7/8 in. charcoal portrait with gold and green ti

Victorian charcoal portrait drawing of a Civil War soldier. Provenance - Found in house built by Sutton Family member in Peabody, MA, formerly Danvers, MA. Most likely copied from a daguerreotype of t

(Am. 1873-1960). Portrait of a pig/sow. Frame size: 12 1/4" high, 15 3/4" wide. Not examined out of frame, toning, corner damage.

[CIVIL WAR]. Charcoal portrait of a 140th New York Volunteer Infantry soldier. 13 1/2 x 16 1/2 in. (visible) charcoal portrait, housed in gilt frame, 22 1/2 x 25 1/2 in. (toning, occasional spotting).

Lady. Jaime Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877-1960). From a Larchmont, NY storage. - Dimensions: Sight: 15.5" high x 13.5" wide

BOREN, James, (American, 1921-1990): Portrait of a cowboy or ranch owner, Charcoal/Paper, signed and dated 1969 lower right, sight size 14.5" x 10.5", framed 25" x 21". Condition: Wrinkling to paper,

Lewis C. Gregg (American/Georgia 1880-1957), "Robert Winship Woodruff", 1932, charcoal on paper, bust length portrait, framed, signed and dated by artist lower right and signed by sitter in ink, "Sinc

Jorge Santos Marcos (Cuban/Palm Beach, Florida, 20th c.) Charcoal Portrait Drawing, signed. Framed. Size: 25'' x 39.5'', 64 x 100 cm (sight); 26'' x 40.5'', 66 x 103 cm (frame). Provenance: Ilene Wood

Charcoal on paper. Featuring sketch portrait of a man. Signed "DIX" to the bottom left. Attributed to Otto Dix (1891-1969, German). 14 x 11.5 cm. Provenance: This lot carries limited provenance from a

CHARCOAL PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMANMixed media on paper, signed and dated 1964 lower right. Inscribed, "Amiee". Bust of a well-dressed man with inquisitive, startled look, hands clasped. Matted behind gl

+Jennie M. Burr (Connecticut, 1872 - 1961), "Man with Beard", 1898, charcoal portrait of seated older gentleman with beard facing viewer, an umbrella leaning across his lap, signed "J. M. Burr, 1898"

Three(3) charcoal on paper. Male Portrait Sketches; 5.5in. X 6in. - 8.5in. X 6.5in.

Medium: Charcoal Painting Size: 26.5 x 20 inches Frame Size: 29 x 22 inches Condition: This artwork is in good overall condition for its age. Signature: Signed Artist: Hayley Lever (1876-1958) About A

Charcoal portrait of Prussian general in wood & gold leaf oval frame. Portrait signed illegibly lower right. Late 19th century. 26 1/8"h x 21 7/8"w

Glen C Henshaw (IN, 1880-1946) 21x13 , Charcoal , signed lower left, 1905 , Portrait of Woman

Title: Charcoal Portrait of George Washington Additional Information: This is a wonderfully executed charcoal portrait of George Washington circa 1850. Unsigned. Set into a walnut frame, possibly orig

Leon Kroll (American, 1884-1974) Charcoal Portrait Sketch Signed. Female portrait sketch. Signed. Frame size: 30 x 26" Painting Size: 18 x 14".

French gilt framed charcoal portrait of a gentleman signed. Late 19th century. Overall 25"h x 21 1/2"w, sight size 21 1/2"h x 17 1/2"w

After Mary Cassatt colored charcoal and pencil portrait of a woman and child, unframed. 20" x 16" ss

The style of this c.1930 charcoal portrait drawing is termed Boston School, because in the late 19th/early 20th centuries, Boston artists like John Singer Sargent produced portraits of the elite socia