Hope Herberger, oil on canvas

Hope Herberger (American/Louisiana, 1906-1950), "Fountain" and "The Garden", 1954, 2 oils on canvas, signed and dated lower left and right respectively, each 16 in. x 20 in., unframed. (2 pcs.)

ROBERT HOPE (AMERICAN, 1869-1936), OIL ON CANVAS ON MASONITE, H 29", W 20", PORTRAIT OF A LADY:Signed lower left; period gilt frame. From the family of the artist.

Unsigned, the figure of Hope modeled after Galatea by Raphael, 33 x 25 in., framed

Thomas Henry Hope (1832 - 1926) PA/England, oil on canvas still life of a smoking pipe, mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 8" x 10" ss / 13" x 15" oa

ROBERT HOPE (AMERICAN, 1869-1936), OIL ON CANVAS ON MASONITE, H 25", W 30", "THE HIGHLAND CATTLE":Signed lower right; ID label; original gilt frame. From the family of the artist.

Kayo Lennar (French/American, b. 1923), "Always Hope!" oil on canvas, 2001, initialed lower right, signed and dated on reverse. Image: 9.5" H x 7.5" W; frame: 13.25" H x 11.25" W. Provenance: Removed

ROBERT HOPE (AMERICAN, 1869-1936), OIL ON CANVAS, C. 1921, 22" X 18", "JOHN HOPE":Depicted as a boy; signed faintly lower right; period gilt frame. From the family of the artist.

Signed, dated for 1979 and titled, "Eclips" at the reverse. Dimensions:24" x 18", the frame 32" x 26". Provenance:

American School, 19th c ., "Whaling in the Southern Sea's Cape of Good Hope", oil on canvas, illegibly signed and titled lower center, 20 1/4 in. x 24 1/4 in., framed

Cesare Ricciardi (American, 1892-1973) Pennsylvania landscape painting, likely New Hope, oil on canvas, signed "C. Ricciardi", 12" x 16", framed 18" x 22", very good condition

Exposed area measures approx. 35"h x 43"w, It is an oil on canvas of a farm scene done in a surrealist style. Item is signed "H. Warner" in red lower right. Warner was a Chester County, Pa artist.

Impressionist-style summer landscape with bridge over a stream. Signed at bottom left "© 4.26.81 / ...Drexler." Contained in an ornate carved and gilt wood frame. Dimensions:  Art: 24&q

Good condition. Frame: 22"x29". Image: 16"x24"

George Rodrigue (1944-2013, Louisiana), "Flames of Hope," 1992, oil on canvas, signed lower right, also signed, titled and dated verso, presented in a wide black lacquered frame with a black linen mat

Impressionist land,- and cityscape by Pennsylvania Impressionist painter of the New Hope School Oil on canvas, 12 x 14 inches, 21.5 x 23.5 inches framed in ornate frame Signed "Robert Spencer" in the

An Allegory of Hope Painting . Oil on canvas. 33 1/4" x 24 3/4". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

Early 20th century American School Impressionist landscape painting. Figures and houses along a canal, possibly New Hope school. Oil on canvas. Signed lower left center. Framed in a period gilt frame

American School; Oil - Below New Hope, Pa.Oil on canvas. Below New Hope. Inscribed with title on stretcher. Circa 1930's-40's; 24in. X 20in.

Artist: Lyon Title: A Spark of Hope Medium: Oil on Canvas Signature: This one-of-a-kind work is hand-signed by the artist at the bottom of the image Image Size: Approximately 39 ¼ inches x 51 i

John H. Weygandt (American, 1869-1951) wooded landscape with a stream, possibly New Hope, Pennsylvania, oil on canvas board, Weygandt lived in New Hope and was a good friend of Robert Spencer. Framed,

Gordon Hope Grant (1875-1962 New York) 'Portside' Oil on Canvas, 1946. Signed and dated lower left. Image of 2 masted schooner at dock. Canvas measures 14x18'' and is gilt frame with overall measureme

American regional Bucks County scene of a small village in Pennsylvania in the snow by New Hope School painter Oil on canvas, 26 x 30 inches, 35 x 39.5 inches framed in 22k gold reproduction frame Sig

John Fulton Folinsbee Mechanic Street Bridge, New Hope c. 1940oil on canvas board 9.875 h x 14 w in (25 x 36 cm) Signed to lower right 'John Folinsbee'. Provenance: Pri

Pennsylvania Impressionist Delaware River Landscape by New Hope School painter Oil on canvas, 25 x 30 inches, 30 x 35 inches framed Signed "S. George Phillips" lower right