Emil Nolde, rare lithograph, 1911

Mix media on paper 11 x 8 in, manner of Emil Nolde (born Emil Hansen; 7 August 1867 – 13 April 1956) was a German-Danish painter and printmaker. He was one of the first Expressionists

"Frauenkopf II (Woman's Head)" lithograph on paper under glass signed in pencil in the margin lower right: Emil Nolde, titled and dated in pencil in the margin lower center: 1912 image size: 9" H x 12

Emil Nolde (German, 1867-1956), "Die Heiligen drei Konige," 1913, lithograph in colors, signed in plate lower right, image: 25.5"h x 21"w, overall (with frame): 34"h x 29.25"w. Reference: Schiefler 49

Titled: The Coachman (1911) Publisher: 1975 Verlag M. DuMont Schauberg, Cologne, West Germany - ADAGP, Paris, and Cosmopress, Geneva. Custom framed, ready to hang.

Offset Lithograph Published 1911-13, London for "The International System of Garment Cutting" by J. P. Thornton. Rare. With cutting diagram/instructions on the reverse, none showing through front side

Offset Lithograph Published 1911-13, London for "The International System of Garment Cutting" by J. P. Thornton. Rare. With cutting diagram/instructions on the reverse, none showing through front side

Offset Lithograph Published 1911-13, London for "The International System of Garment Cutting" by J. P. Thornton. Rare. With cutting diagram/instructions on the reverse, none showing through front side

Offset Lithograph Published 1911-13, London for "The International System of Garment Cutting" by J. P. Thornton. Rare. With cutting diagram/instructions on the reverse, none showing through front side

Lithograph Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper Si

Lithograph Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper Si

Lithograph Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper Si

Lithograph Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper Si

Lithographs Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper S

Lithographs Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper S

Lithographs Published 1876-1911, Birmingham for "The Dart" Also titled "Birmingham Pictorial and Dart" and "Dart and Midland Figaro" Illustrated by E. C. Mountfort. Proof before letters. Rare. Paper S

"57th Street Art Studios (Chicago)" Color woodcut 8 1/4 x 12 in. (sight) Signed titled and numbered "61" in pencil; together with: Jack Bookbinder (American 1911 - 1990). Brittany lithograph. Signed a

Jessie Wilcox Smith (American, 1863-1935). Rare Set of "The Five Senses," Circa 1911. Each a lithograph, comprising "Sight," "Sound," "Smell," "Taste" and "Touch," (16.5 x 11.75 inches, sight), three

A rare and original turn of the 20th Century lithograph of classic racing cars and winners of the most important races of the advent of motor sport. This framed lithograph from '10 ans de courses, les

A rare and original turn of the 20th Century lithograph of classic racing cars and winners of the most important races of the advent of motor sport. This framed lithograph from '10 ans de courses, les

Villemot, Bernard (1911-1989). Tricotez Pernelle. N.p., ca. 1950. Offset lithograph. 31 x 22 ½”. Linen backed. A. Rare in this size.

Pablo Roiq Cisa Title: Untitled 4 from Le CirqueYear: 1911 Dimensions: 20" x 24 with frame Edition: From the rare and limited edition Suite: Le Cirque Medium: Color lithograph on Arches paper Very goo

"Die Windmuhle", watercolor on paper, laid to grey backing, signed lower right, in watergilt molded frame, under a dimensional linen mat having mitered cream spacers, OS: 18" x 20", image size: 7" x 9

Property from a Private Collection, Savannah, GA Description: Rare Lithograph After J. W. Hill, Savannah, GA, 1855, Rare Lithograph After J. W. Hill, Savannah, GA, 1855, lithograph by Charles Pars

Rare Mid Century Modern Lithograph Pencil Signed. Frame Measures 28 1/4" x 37 3/4", Sight Measures 26 3/4" x 36". From DR Jim Cobb's Estate Florida And Greely Colorado, Division Chairperson For Commun