Coulton Waugh (AMERICAN, 1896–1973) oil on canvas, "Deer and Sycamore", "The Buck" titled on back,

Coulton Waugh (AMERICAN, 1896–1973) oil on canvas, "Deer and Sycamore", "The Buck" titled on back, abstract composition, signed on reverso, canvas is 20 x 24 inches. Overall 24 x 28 inches

COULTON WAUGH (AMERICAN 1896-1973), OIL ON CANVAS BOARD, "HUDSON RIVER FROM WEST POINT", SIGNED AND TITLED. 16 X 20"

Oil on canvas. Path to the Sea. Signed l.l. and titled on reverse. Having Grand Central Art Galleries, NY exhibition label affixed to stretcher; 28in. X 22in.

Signed lower left: Waugh. Signed and titled on reverse: Coulton Waugh, Fog and brook. Canvas: 25 1/4 x 30 3/8 inches. Frame: 26 x 37 inches. Condition: Good. Biography from Askart: The son of maritime

Odin and Coulton Waugh (American 1896-1973) Oil on canvas portrait of an academic figure 31 x 43"

Coulton Waugh - American N.Y. 1896-1973 - Ocean painting with Flying Seagull entitled " Maine Coast " Oil on canvas. Signed lower right & reverse with info. H 20" x L 24"

Hick, Terrance (American, 1950-) Oil Painting. “White House on Peleer Street.” Oil on canvas. Titled on back White House on Peleer Street. In good condition. Measures 24” x 30 ”. The rustic st

American (Connecticut / New York), late 19th - early 20th Century. Oil on canvas, titled on back and initialed "RBB" front and back. Seated woman in black dress. Edge wear, some flaking. Unframed, 30"

Pam Masco (1953-2018) American. Titled "View on the Grand Canal," Venice. Signed oil on canvas. Titled on the back with gallery label. Pam Masco graduated from the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts. S

Coulton Waugh (American)Titled: Black LightCreated 1955Oil on canvas. Dimensions: 24" X 20"

Cecil Crosley "Spike" Bell (American, 1906-1970) oil on canvas painting titled "Leaving Manhattan", 1939, depicting a woman and young boy on a ferry, looking back towards the Manhattan skyline in the

(American, 20th c.), oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches, titled "Color Composition VIII" on back, signed and dated 1978 lower right.

18.75 in. x 17 in. Alexis Matthew Podchernikoff, (American/Russian 1886-1933), oil on canvas, titled Evening Glow, Pasadena, pastoral scene of cattle grazing by pond, labeled on back, see photos for d

George Kelly (American 1909-1998). A colorful oil on canvas lake boating scene, titled on label on back, "Early Evening – West Point". Frame opening: 36 x 27in. Provenance: From the estate of G

Arthur Woefle (American, 1873-1936) oil on canvas portrait titled "Dorothy", signed lower right, with Salmagundi Club label on back. [30" H x 25" W].

Delores Hackenberger (American, 1930-). A oil on canvas landscape titled "The Old Farmhouse". Signed lower middle and titled on back. 8-1/4 in x 17 in.

DAVE WADE (American 1952-2019) A PAINTING, "Leaping Mule Deer Buck," oil on canvas, signed L/L, "David Wade." 24" x 36"

Tilden Daken (1876-1935) American, "Lake Tahoe, California" Titled and signed on the back, oil on canvas. Provenance: Dr. Arnold Werschky, Mill Valley, CA. Daken grew up in San Francisco and studied b

The Homestead, Scarsdale, New York oil on canvas 1940. Titled, signed, and dated back of canvas. Dimensions: (Frame) H 33.5" x W 40.5, (Sight) H 22" x W 30" Condition: No issues to note.

"Still life with Blue Tablecloth." Oil on canvas. Signed and titled on the back. 42 x 50 inches. Framed. Provenance: Prince Street Gallery, NYC; Skinner Marlborough 2011; private Massachusetts collect

Luise Kaish (American, b. 1925) An oil on canvas abstract titled "New York II", circa 1987. Signed lower left with Staempfli Gallery tag on back. In a gilt frame with museum light. Canvas: 57-1/2in x

Arthur Okamura (American, 1932-2009). An oil on canvas abstract, signed lower right and dated 60; titled on back of stretcher, "Image In A Pond". Canvas: 43-1/2in x 34in.

Moment, Barbara Chipman (American, 1928-) Painting. “Paradise Lost.” Oil on canvas. Signed lower left BCM. Signed and titled on back Paradise Lost by Barbara Chipman Moment 1984. In good condition

Shakir Zakarov (Russian, American) oil on canvas "Duet", signed in monogram to lower right. Titled and dated 1984 on back. Unframed. Measures approximately 35-1/4" high, and 31-1/4" wide.