Frederic R. Gruger; American Charcoal Illustration

Charcoal and wash on paper. Story Illustration for The Regular Sport. Signed l.l. and having artist's inscribed label affixed to reverse; 10in. X 13in.(image size)

9 Prints and illustrations- 1.) Frederic R. Gruger- Woman in Chair- graphite on illustration board, cracks in the board; 2.) Florence Shinn- ''To Arcady #1''- pen and ink on paper; 3.) Joseph Finnemor

Charcoal on paper. Illustration of a Young Boy. Signed l.r.; 21in. X 11in.(image size)

Watercolor and charcoal on board. The Piano Lesson. Signed l.l.; 11in. X 16in.(image size)

20th C. American Illustration. Charcoal and watercolor. "Heading Out to the Greens" Signed with initials JW to the right and dated 1911. Gallery framed. 12/5" x 14/5"

Illustration for "Her Own Sport" by Charles Belmont Davis, Scribners Magazine , December 1915. Watercolor & Gouache. Signed lower left corner. Frederic Gruger, perhaps best known for his work for Satu

DESCRIPTION: Alan Weatherley (American, Britain, b. 1949) Charcoal and pastel illustration on Arches paper, features the image of a soldier looking through a periscope, signed (Upper Left) paper mark

7 Illustrations- 1.) to 3.) Frederic Gruger- Figurative- graphite on illustration board, all signed or initialed in pencil lower left, age toned, pencil smudges; 4.) after Lynn Bogue Hunt- Birds- goua

Antique American painting of an elegant woman by Frederic C. Madan (1885 - 1972). Watercolor and gouache on board. Image size, 10L x 17.5H. Signed. Please see all images for condition and size.

R.W. Taylor American - Circa 1917 Original Illustration Art for the Comic Strip The Million Dollar Kid. Actual Pen & Ink Drawings with Artist Written Production Notes. Comical Beach and Bar Strip. 15.

attributed to: George Bellows, American (1882-1925) Charcoal and gouache illustration. Initialed lower right GB. Toning from age or in good condition. 21-3/4" x 17-1/4" (sight), frame measures 28-1/4"

Charles Hargens (American, 1893-1997). Charcoal and watercolor illustration on panel, Lives in Our Midst, for chapter 1 of The Nerve of Some Animals. Initialed CH in ink center left, and titled in pen

Letters on the American Revolution in the Library at " Karolfred" Privately Printed, Philadelphia, 1941. Both books signed by Kirkland.

Edward Daniel Cartier (American, 1914 - 2008). Ink and charcoal on illustration board, heightened with white, signed "Edd Cartier" lr, titled lr, 16 1/2 x 10 in., framed; Ferdinand Roten, Baltimore, M

20thc. American School, Contented Family, c.1930's, charcoal on illustration board, unframed. Dimensions: 36.25 x 31.25 in. Condition: Scuffs, wear and fading.

James L. Crow - American 20th Century - Big Detailed Graphite & Charcoal Illustration Drawing of Racehorses. Signed & Dated (20)02 lower right Arches Paper. 23" x 30 1/2".

Alan R. Chiara (American 1936- )- ''Winter Ridge''- watercolor on illustration board, signed Chiara ANA lower left. 27 x 43'' Provenance: Estate of Brenda Fuchs

HENRY JAMES SOULEN(American 1888-1965)Boy Feeding Dog - An illustration for American Magazine, April 1914Charcoal and gouache on illustration boardInitialed lower left, signed and dated on verso, and

(2 items - painting and book). Frederic Rodrigo Gruger (Pennsylvania, 1871-1953) ink, watercolor and gouache on paper grisaille painting of man and woman standing on the deck of a ship; signed lower r

Harry Everett Townsend (American, 1879-1941). A charcoal and gouache on paper illustration depicting military soldiers titled "A Rough Crowd But All Die Hards". Initialed lower left. Framed under glas

Seven(7) miscellaneous charcoal illustration sketches. Various subjects; 8in. X 8in. - 10in. X 14in.(image size)

Charcoal and watercolor. Illustration - Interior Scene with Figures. Signed l.l.; 10.25in. X 12.5in.(image size)

Frederic Gruger- ''Gentle Annie''; ''My Book and Heart''; ''The Wrong Twin''; 3 from ''The Murders on the Ship'' and 1 unidentified- 7 graphite and wash on ilustration board, c. 1921-22, all signed or

R. C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005), "Waiting Woman," 1967, charcoal and pencil on Strathmore paper, signed lower left, dated lower center, sheet: 10"h x 8"w, overall (with frame): 17.25"h x 14.25"w. P