Dick Prisk, Pen and Ink, Boy with Fire Helmet

American, with sign stating "Welcome to a good time, Good Will Fire Department, Pottstown, Penna," signed l.r. "By Dick Prisk, the Painter with the Pen." Sight size: 14"h x 13-3/4"w Overall: 19"h x 18

American, advertising sketch, signed l.r. "By Dick Prisk" Tears to edges. Sight size: 11-3/4"h x 17"w Overall: 17"h x 22"w

C. 1940s, signed l.r. depicting a woman holding the American flag. Some creases and tears to paper. Paper size: 25-1/4"h x 17-1/2"w Overall: 29-3/4"h x 21-3/4"w

American, signed l.r. "By Dick Prisk, The Painted with the Pen, Pottstown, Penn, 4/28/47." Paper size: 19-3/4"h x 16-1/4"w Overall: 24-1/4"h x 21"w

American, signed l.r. "By Dick Prisk, The Painter with the Pen, 5/19/46." Foxing. Paper size: 12-3/4"h x 19"w Overall: 17"h x 23-1/4"w

Comprising, Ellgin Time, Pepsi-Cola, and Paprer 51 Pens. Together with four advertising signs, all possibly be Dick Prisk. 7 pieces Largest: 28-1/8"h x 21-3/4"w

Depicting Chief Fireman in fire helmet holding boy. Advertisement poster reads Coors salutes Firefighters the American Legend 1990 Item is in overall good condition. 29in H x 22in W. Out of a new york

"Piegans Returning", 9" x 12" sight, Signed Lower Right, -562510-C

EDWARD HOPPER Fisher Boy. Pen and ink and pencil on wove paper, circa 1900. 205x127 mm; 8¼x5¼ inches.Provenance: Estate of the artist, New York; Josephine N. Hopper, the artist's widow, New

William Sommer (American 1867-1949) Portrait of a Boy, pen and ink and watercolor on paper, signed in ink lower left, matted and framed. Dimensions: 14.5 x 10.5 in. image size, 23 x 19 in. as framed.

William Sommer (American 1867-1949)- Seated Boy- pen and ink with watercolor on paper, signed William Sommer lower right, 2nd pen and ink drawing verso, good condition. 28 x 20'' Provenance: Private c

William Sommer (American 1867-1949)- ''Sunday Boy''- pen and ink on paper, signed Wm. Sommer lower right, paper age toned, some staining, laid down. 15 1/4 x 11''

Proposals. Kelly Bishop, Suzanne Cryer, Dick Latessa. Signed. Original Pen and Ink illustration. 13 x 18

Irvin Nahan ( b 1927 ) pen & ink drawing of two men & young boy on park bench, signed lower right & dated 1966. In very nice condition, drawing measures 9" x 11", the frame measures 14.5" x 18". Irvin

Raeburn Van Buren (American, 1891-1987), Early Career Illustration Artcirca 1920s, signed "R. Van Buren" lower left, pen and ink on paper showing three boys behind corn stacks smoking hand-rolled ciga

Emile Jean Horace Vernet (1789-1863), pen and ink and wash on paper, Orientalist Boy on Horse Amongst Soldiers Cavalier, signed with monogram lower right, sight size 7" x 9 1/4" Provenance: Estate of

Old Master 16th C. Drawing, After Raphael Sanzio (Italian 1483-1520) "The Fire in the Borgo" 1514. Illegibly inscribed verso. Pen/ink on laid paper. Appears to be unsigned. Watermarks; Haewood # 1591

Babe Ruth (February 6, 1895 -August 16, 1948) signed book, "Babe Ruth The Idol of the American Boy." Signed boldly in black fountain pen ink with inscription, ‘Sincerely.’ Contains a Forw

William Gregg, 8 untitled illustrations, pen & ink on board, 12" x 8", all signed, original artwork used for illustrating the Franklin Library book "Laughing Boy" by Oliver La Farge, from the Franklin

Pen and ink drawing on wove paper, portrait of a boy, signed* (Lucian Freud, 1922-2011). 8 3/4 x 6 3/8 inches. The paper has a few small frays and tears at the edges, otherwise very good condition. So

Massachusetts, California,1888-1982 Cartoon illustration depicting a young boy attempting to wash his hands at a bathroom sink before dinner with his family. Williams graduated from Harvard and studie

Sir George Hayter (1792-1871, UK) framed and matted pen and ink titled "Meg Merriless Giving the Sword to Dick Hatwick", dated June 22, 1826. 8" x 8" ss / 14.75" x 14.5" oa

American School, 20th century, abstract pen and ink drawing, unsigned. The work is framed, under glass. Measures: H 14 1/4" x W 11 1/4" Sight: 5 3/4' x 4 1/2" Provenance: Collection of Dick Polich, Po

Babe Ruth (February 6, 1895 – August 16, 1948) signed book, “Babe Ruth The Idol of the American Boy.” Signed boldly in black fountain pen ink with inscription, ‘Sincerely.&#821