Four colored lithographs of birds

A Group of Four Colored Lithographs Depicting Birds by Various Artists, 20th Century, Including works by W. Hart, E. Lear and J. Gould and H. Richter. Largest dimensions: h: 14 1/2 x w: 18 7/8 in.

Four Colored Lithographs of birds from a Philadelphia work of Chile and its environs. Printed by P S Duval and Co., 1855. Three Fine, one with liht loss along right margin, measures 8.75 x 11.5". Rese

Four colored vintage bird prints. Three prints are matted and come in plastic protective packaging. Vintage Collectible Biological Illustration. Dimensions: Largest matted item 19" x 16" in. All measu

Grouse Shooting' 1820, 'Duck Shooting', 'Pheasant Shooting' and 'Partridge Shooting', framed and matted, 11.75 inches by 13.25 inches

Lot of Four Colored Bird Prints, To include: A) "Turdus Musicus" by J. Gould and H.C. Richter, 20 3/4" x 13 3/4" sight, double matted and framed under glass. B) "Ilelian Gelf's Claris" by J. Gould and

After George Edwards (3) Colored Lithographs Bird Prints Image, 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"

Title:1855 Colored Lithograph Birds of Chile Description: Colored Lithograph of birds native to Chile a their natural size from a work of Lt. J.M. Gilliss on expedition to the Southern Hemisphere. Pri

Grouping of 3 Framed Colored Lithograph Bird Prints

Alphonse Maria Mucha (Bohemian Czech, 1860-1939). Collection of four colored lithographs. Lot includes: (2) titled, "Design for Cocorico," dated 1900, a postcard variant of the periodical cover, plate

Georges Braque (French 1882-1963), 'Derriere Le Mirror' number 166, Maeght Editeur-Paris, 1967, limited edition including four colored lithographs from gouaches and one double page, numbered 49/150 to

DESCRIPTION: Currier & Ives (American, 19th century). Four colored lithographs. Includes Lanercost Priory, The Narrows New York Bay, The Great Fire at Boston, and Sunday In The Olden Time. One with ma

J. GOULD / FAWCETT LOT/5 HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPHS BIRDS/WATERFOWL/DUCKS

Lot consisting of four colored lithographs by Jorge Dumas (Uruguayan, 1928-1985), 1) "Despedida", titled l.c., numbered "127/250" l.l., signed l.r.; 2) "Juventud", titled l.c., numbered "202/250", sig

Thomas Shotter Boys (English, 1803-1874), 1842, set of four colored lithographs depicting various locations in London, including the Strand, St. Dunstan, St. Paul and Temple Bar, 11 1/2" x 15 1/2" sig

Four colored lithographs. Published by Rensburg, Rio de Janeiro. Approx. 10" x 12" sight, 17" x 19" framed. From a Great Neck, NY Estate.

Toronto Canada hand-colored lithograph, birds eye view C. 1876. Printed by Alexander Craig Toronto. Sight 4" x 7".

Antique Hand Colored Lithograph Bird Painting by J. Gould, measures 11''H x 8''W, framed and under glass, FYI: John Gould (1804 - 1881) was an English ornithologist and bird artist and the enterprisin

A lot of four color lithographs, illustrations from Alexander Wilson's American Ornithology published in 1829 and 1832. Color plates for these editions of the book were made by J.G. Warnicke and Alexa

A Group of Three Colored Lithographs Depicting Birds by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century, Including works by E. Lear, J.W. Hill and A. Wilson. Largest dimensions: h: 18 3/8 x w: 13 in.

Grand Tour Scenes of Italy, Four Hand colored Lithographs, including Venice, View from the Canal to the Doge's Palace and St.Marks, Venice, Church of St. George of the Greeks, View of Lake Como, a

Two early 19th c hand colored lithographs of birds- Bowen of cardinals, Waterlow of Picu Erythrocaster (Early Birds of Brazil), unframed, one with some edge tears, each about 24" x 18"

A Group of Eight Colored Lithographs Depicting Birds by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century, Including works by John James Audubon and W. Dreser. Largest dimensions: h: 11 1/2 x w: 8 7/8 in.

A Group of Ten Colored Lithographs Depicting Birds by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century, Including works by C.W. Webber and John James Audubon (book plates). Largest dimensions: h: 6 5/8 x w: 9 1/4 i

A lot of four color lithographs, illustrations from Alexander Wilson's American Ornithology published in 1829 and 1832. Color plates for these editions of the book were made by J.G. Warnicke and Alexa