Early American Oil Portrait of Gentleman

American School, early 19th century oil on canvas portrait depicting a gentleman in a black frock coat, believed to be Herman Abbott of Andover, Massachusetts, apparently unsigned, 26.75"h x 22"w, ove

Early 19th century American portrait of a gentleman, oil on canvas, unsigned. Image: 35" H x 25" W; frame: 44.5" H x 34.5" W. Provenance: Sold PB 84, New York (A Division of Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc

Oil on canvas. American, early mid-19th century. Approx. 35" x 28" Unframed, 40" x 33" Framed Restored, Relined

American, early 20th century oil on canvas depicting a rather smug, sideways glancing man, signed illegibly upper left, 12" x 14" canvas.

Michel Jacobs (American, 1877-1958), early 20th century oil on canvas portrait of a scholarly gentleman, signed u.l., 28 1/2" x 36" overall.

American School oil on canvas portrait of a bearded gentleman depicted seated, wearing suit and with hands clasped, late 19th / early 20th century. Image: 29.5" H x 23" W; frame: 33.5" H x 27" W x 1.2

Unknown Artist (early 20th Century/ American School). Portrait of a Gentleman Oil on Canvas. Unsigned. Measures 30" x 25 1/4" framed. Good Condition.

American School, early 19th century oil on canvas depicting a portrait of a red-haired gentleman in a black coat, apparently unsigned, inscribed en verso to backing board 'aged 69 / August 1840 / C.V.

Portrait of a Gentleman. Oil on canvas. 30in x 25in. Noted: The sitter is believed to be William Allen; from the Estate of Meta Hull Smith, West Falmouth, Massachusetts; sold: Bourne Auction #149, Jul

Pair Columbia County area folk portrait paintings, Early 19th c., American, oil on board, featuring a Gentleman in his library and a Lady at a sewing table, unsigned, with copy of gallery receipt, eac

American school, early 19th century. Circle of Zedekiah Belknap depicting the half length portrait of a gentleman, unsigned, oil on canvas, within a gilded frame (Dimensions: 74 cm x 61 cm.)(74 cm x 6

Oil on canvas, depicting a gentleman in a top hat reading a book with Hebrew lettering to the spine. Dimensions:30" x 24". The frame is 34.5" x 28.5" Provenance:

American School (early 20th century), Portrait of a Gentleman, 1912, oil on canvas affixed to board, initialed "S.K.N." and dated lower right, overall (with frame): 18"h x 15"w

Frank McKernan (American, 1861-1934) oil on panel portrait of an early 20th century gentleman in glasses, inscribed and signed on reverse: "Portrait Sketch Frank McKernan." 9.25" H x 7.5" W.

AMERICAN SCHOOLEarly to Mid-19th CenturyPortrait of a young gentleman. Unsigned. J.W. Williams, Philadelphia canvas.Oil on canvas, 30" x 25". Framed 38" x 32.5".

Early American Portrait of white haired gentleman w/ dark coat, label on back reads Benjamin Shaw of Stafford, born 1750 died sept 15 18?? oil on board, 13 x 11inches

AMERICAN PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN. Oil on board. Early 19th C. Image: 17.5''H x 13''W.

AMERICAN SCHOOLEarly 19th CenturyPair of portraits: a gentleman and a lady wearing a red shawl. Oils on canvas, oval 24" x 29". Framed 35" x 30".

American, early 19th Century. Oil on canvas in a period frame. Portrait of a lady sitting in a chair and wearing a blue-trimmed dress, holding a portrait of an older gentleman (her father?). Restored,

"Anglo-American School (Early 19th Century) Portrait of a Gentleman, Bust-Length Oil on canvas35 x 26 1/2 in. (88.9 x 67.3cm) Provenance Property of a Florida gentleman, formerly of G

Mystery Artist (American, 18th Century to Early 19th Century). Original antique oil painting on canvas. A portrait of a gentleman, possibly a clergyman: he wears a powdered wig, similar to the one wor

Oil on canvas 12 x 14 in

Mystery Artist (Early to Middle 19th Century). An original oil painting on canvas. A portrait of a gentleman, wearing attire of the Jacksonian period, and painted in the style of the American School o

AMERICAN SCHOOL (Early 20th century) "Portrait of a Gentleman in a Military Coat" Oil on canvas. 28 1/8 x 23 inches; Frame: 33 3/8 x 27 1/2 inches. [CONDITION: In overall fair condition. Craqulure thr