Helen Hyde (1886-1919, Pasadena, California)

"An Interlude," 1912, by Helen Hyde (1886-1919, Pasadena, California), color woodcut on paper, signed, numbered 192 in pencil lower right, inscribed copyright 1912 lower left, with artist device; over

"Going to the Fair" colored woodcut on paper by Helen Hyde (1868-1919, Pasadena, California), pencil signed lower right, copyright and artist device to lower left; as-is condition with heavy toning; t

Color woodcut on paper by Helen Hyde, unknown title depicting two children with rabbits; pencil signed lower right, lower left pencil numbered 118 with artist device, upper left inscribed in plate cop

"Sunday Morning", women and children walking to church Color woodcut on paper under glass Signed and numbered in the image in graphite lower right: Helen Hyde / 114, signed again, inscribed and dated

Helen Hyde (California / Japan, 1868-1919) The Mirror 1904 The color woodblock print signed by the artist in pencil below the image lower right. Image measures 14.25 x 4 with a framed size of 24.5 x 1

Helen Hyde (American (New York/ California/ Illinois) 1868-1919). "The Bamboo Gate", etching in colors on Japon, monogrammed upper left "HH" over seal mark, pencil inscribed lower left "Copyright 1915

(California/Japan, 1868-1919) A Mexican Rebecca, 1912, signed lower left in block and dated 1912, inscribed with title under mat also signed and inscribed lower right "To Edith/Helen Hyde 57 (?)", col

"An Interlude," 1912 Color woodcut on paper under glass Signed and numbered in pencil lower right: Helen Hyde / 187, inscribed in the plate lower left: "Copyright. 1912 by Helen Hyde," and with the

CHERRY BLOSSOM, 1905, color woodblock print, signed in pencil lower right, image 17 x 10”, sheet 18 x 11”, tipped to card at upper left and right corners, a few small tears upper margin, creases,

An Arts & Crafts Color Woodblock Print by Helen Hyde (1868-1919) depicting characterized Japanese children crossing a bridge. Title: Moon Bridge at Kameido. Original frame, matting, backing etc. Penci

Helen Hyde (1868-1919) The Hired Baby (Mason 80) woodcut in colors, 1909, signed in pencil.   3 7/8 x 4 3/4''

Helen Hyde (1868-1919) 1). ''Mother and Child'' (Mason 41)- woodcut in colors, 1901, signed in pencil, edition of 150, repaired tears through image. 17 x 3 7/8''; 2). ''Butterflies'' (M. 77)- woodcut

A Japanese-style woodblock print by American artist Helen Hyde (1864-1919) circa 1890 depicts a small girl carrying an umbrella. Signed in pencil lower left. Measures 12.25 x 7.25 inches framed.

Still life with bottles, pots, and cups. Signed lower right. 15" X 19" (19" X 23.5")

Helen Hyde (American 1868-1919)- ''A Southern Spring'' (Mason 151)- etching in colors on Japanese laid paper, 1918, signed and numbered 23 in pencil, very good condition. 7 x 9''

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) A Mexican Coquette, 1912 color woodcut signed and numbered lower edge of image titled and dated in pencil lower margin signed in plate left side Copyright, 1912, by He

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919), "Mt Orizaba from Jalapa, Mexico," 1912, woodcut, pencil signed lower right, titled lower left margin, stamped lower left, plate: 9.75"h x 9"w, overall (with mat): 20"

Helen Hyde (American 1868-1919)- ''A Mexican Coquette'' (Mason 95)- woodblock in colors, 1912, signed and marked '85' in pencil, printed by Shohiro Murata, very good condition. 10 1/8'' dia.

HELEN HYDE (American 1868-1919) "San Angel Inn, 1912" Watercolor on paper. Sheet: 18 x 14 1/8 inches. Signed, titled and dated lower right: Helen Hyde, San Angel Inn. 1912. CONDITION: In overall good

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) "Going to the Fair," 1910, colored woodblock, pencil signed lower right, copyright and artist device lower left; together with "Day In June," pencil signed lower right

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) Print. Title - Moon Bridge at Kameido. Woodblock print in colors on wove tissue paper. Signed in pencil lower right, Helen Hyde. Signed in pencil under the mat 156/565

Helen Hyde (American 1868-1919)- ''New Year's Day in Tokyo'' (Mason 121)- woodcut in color, 1914, signed in pencil. 8 3/8 x 17 5/8''

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) Mt. Orizaba, from Jalapa, 1912 color woodcut signed in pencil lower right signed with artist's initials and flower monogram in block lower left 9 5/8" x 9"Literature:

Helen Hyde (American, 1868-1919) The Bath, 1905 color woodcut signed copyright, 1905, by Helen Hyde. in plate upper right 16 1/4" x 10 1/4"Literature: For a similar illustrated example, see: Mason, Ti