HENRY JAMES SOULEN (1888-1965) O/C ILLUSTRATION

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

HENRY JAMES SOULEN(American 1888-1965)German Beer Garden Scene - Apparently an illustrationCharcoal, gouache, pastel, and oil on illustration boardSigned lower right H.J. Soulen, verso with traces of

The pieces showcase the artwork of American artist Henry James Soulen (1888 - 1965) known for his stunning landscapes and seascapes. Each piece is carefully selected and framed to create a cohesive an

Watercolor and gouache on paper. Signed. Framed.

Henry James Soulen (American, 1888-1965). Pastel triptych, farming scenes. Right panel signed H.J. Soulen lower right. Largest center panel 10 3/8" x 12 1/4", side panels each 8 3/4" x 6 1/2" (with fr

(lot of 6) Unframed sketches and preparatory drawings, Henry James Soulen (American, 1888-1965), including: (1) graphite on paper, Explorer, signed in blue ink Henry J. Soulen, (1) graphite on paper,

Henry Soulen, (American, 1888-1965) Saturday Evening Post Illustration, depicting a woman telling a man to get the cow out of her flower bed, created for an unknown story, oil on canvas, signed HJ Sou

Henry James Soulen Illustration for The Saturday Evening Post c. 1918oil on paper board 15.75 h x 26 w in (40 x 66 cm) The present work was featured in a short story, "The Revival" by Will Pay

Henry James Soulen (1888-1961Frame: H 23- 1/2" W 28- 5/8". Window: H 19 -5/8" W 24- 5/8". Signature in LRC. Condition: Excellent original condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted.Copy

Henry James Soulen (1888-1961)Street scene. Active in Pennsylvania and Maine. Oil on paperboard. Signed LR. Frame: H 22" W 34" D 2". Sight: H 18-1/8" W 30-1/8". Condition: Inspected under UV light. No

Henry james Soulen American Illustrator Oil painting for Tarzan's Jungle Book.. Oil on Canvas; signature not apparent; Henry James Soulen; Illustration for Tarzan's Jungle Book; 30 x 23 1/2Born in Mil

illustration art printed on canvas in oak frame. 14 1/2" x 21". Circa 1920's.

Prince Valliant, Knight of the Round Table, with the love of his life, Aleta, Queen of the Misty Isles, on horseback together, oil on canvas in mosaic style texture, signed lower right, in white paint

Oil on canvas. Signed in lower right. From Everybody's Magazine September 1920. 36"h x 26"w

A very nice original oil painting by the renowned and listed American artist and illustrator, Henry James Soulen. Soulen's work has sold for as much as $30,000 at auction. This particular work, which

TWO RIDERS ON HORSEBACK, 1927, oil painting on canvas, signed and dated lower left, 30 x 30”, frame 33 x 33”.

Henry James Soulen Untitled gouache on paper board 13.5 h x 11 w in (34 x 28 cm) This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

HENRY JAMES SOULEN FROM THE BRANDYWINE SCHOOL . OVERALL FRAME 32 3/4" X 21" . INSIDE FRAME 26.5" X 15" .

The Jolly Corner by Henry James, illustrations by Peter Milton, 1971. A suite of 21 etching, photo-etching, and aquatints illustrating James's text. Signed and numbered: 82/150. The frontispiece print

Milton, Peter (American, born 1930), One from The Jolly Corner, text by Henry James, illustrations by Peter Milton, 1971, 1 from a suite of 21 etching, photo-etching, and aquatints, mage: 37.4 x 24.6

Tür, "dégé tan" Dogon, Mali Ohne Sockel / without base Holz. H 79 cm. B 50 cm. Provenienz: - Henry Bing (1888-1965), Paris (1920/25). - Mrs. H. Bing, Cagnes-sur-Mer (1975). - Paolo Morigi, Magliaso

Henry "Hy Jr." Hintermeister (American/New York, 1897-1970) oil on canvas Illustration Art painting titled "The Donkey Ride" depicting an older African American man helping a young boy ride a donkey,

Details: Henry A. Wallace autographed First Day of Issue commemorative postal cover. Fine condition. Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 – November 18, 1965) was an American politician, journal

Promotional poster for the popular Mel Brooks' and Buck Henry James Bond sitcom spoof, which debuted on American television in 1965.