Edward R. Sisson. Lighthouse.

Edward R. Sisson (1828 - 1919). Watercolor on paper. 10 by 16.75 inches, sight. Signed and dated 1913, lower right.

Massachusetts artist) watercolor depicting a seaside village, probably Southeastern Mass. Signed lower right ER Sisson. Dated 1895. He was an instructor at Swain School of Design. Sight size 9 1/2" x

Sitzman, Edward R. (American, 1874-1949), Wooded Winter Landscape, 1929, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, 30 x 40 inches, in a decorative wood frame 38 x 47.5 inches. Provenance: Wunderly

Signed lower left, signed again verso and dated '84, titled on the stretcher 'Santa Fe Sun #2', unframed. Always experimenting with abstraction and color, Lewis also worked in the 'hard-edge' style of

Edward R. Lewis (1914-1992) Hillside Barn 1966 Signed lower left, signed again verso and dated 66. Lewis was an artist and an instructor of art at the college level. He exhibited widely in the 1960s a

In an edition of 75 numbered and signed copies by the artist and Mr. Hewitt, of which this is number 20. Image size is 8 7/8" x 12 3/4" in a 16" x 22" matted frame and accented with 3 early tied nymph

EDWARD R. WHITEMAN (American b. 1938) A PAINTING, "Ancient Stones," mixed media on reconstructed paper, signed and dated L/L. 65" x 44 1/2"

Framed Oil Painting of Landscape, signed by Edward R. Sitzman. PS 60cm x 39cm, FS 71cm x 50cm

Edward R. Lewis (1914-1992) 1989 Signed lower right, signed again verso and dated '89, An example of Lewis' 'hard-edge' style of abstraction. Provenance: Estate of Edward R. Lewis. Finished edge canva

Edward R. Lewis (1914 - 1992 Missouri) 'Near Abiquin, N. Mex '77' Signed lower right Acrylic on canvas Re-worked by the artist in 1990. An example of Lewis' 'hard-edge' style of abstraction. Measures

Edward R. Lewis (1914-1992) Re-worked 1990 Signed lower right. Always experimenting with abstraction and color, Lewis worked in the 'hard-edge' style of painting the developed in California in the 196

Edward R. Lewis (1914-1992) The Lone Tree 1976. Signed, titled and dated 76 verso. Lewis was an artist and an instructor of art at the college level. He exhibited widely in the 1960s and 1970s includi

EDWARD R. WHITEMAN (American b. 1938) A PAINTING, "Ancient Stones," mixed media on reconstructed paper, signed and dated L/L. 65" x 44 1/2"

Edward R. Mura (American 20th c.)- Nudes in Barren Landscape- oil on canvas, some areas paint flaking. 28 x 36''

Edward R. Sitzman (American, 1874-1949) Watercolor Sunset

Edward R. Lewis (1914-1992) Untitled Allegory of Tribal Masks Circa 1980 The allegory of African and other masks signed back side of the canvas is consigned by the artist's family. Until recently it h

(1874-1949 American) Unframed watercolor on paper mounted to cardboard, signed lower right, approximate image size 14" x 19 3/4".

Four nymphs accompanied with a small slip of paper with "Hewitt / Yellow Nymph / size 16" written in old ink. Flies are in Excellent condition. From the Judith Bowman fly collection.

Four nymphs and a wet fly tied with a wood duck quill wing affixed to a small slip of paper with " Hewitt / Farlow 1938 / size 16 wet / Hewitt's Wood Duck Quill" written in old ink. Flies are in Excel

Pastoral Idyllic Cottage Painting, Attributed to: Sitzman, Edward R. (American, 1874 - 1949), circa early 20th century, signed lower right, open: 13.5 x 19.5, bronze finished plastered frame, address

Photograph of Edward R. Murrow at Channel Thirteen's Inaugural 50-Year Presentation, framed. [Sight: 11" H x 12" W; Frame: 14" H x 16" W]. In good condition.

FABRIC ART LANDSCAPE BY CHERYL R. SISSON Stylized landscape created in a variety of yarns, thread, felt, velvet and sequins. Signed on reverse. 29" X 2

Close up image of milkweed seed pods. Signed in pencil lower right "Edward R. Ferguson '60," signed within the plate lower left, and titled lower left "Milkweed Pods." Number 18 in an edition of 22. S

World War II on the Air with CD: Edward R. Murrow and the War That Defined a Generation By Mark Benstein & Alex Lubertozzi. Hardcover. The book was published by Sourcebooks (Illinois) in 2003. The