Jean-Louis Prevost II (French, 1760-1810)

Jean-Louis Prevost II (French, 1760-1810) "Vase de Fleurs et Fruits, puis d'un Escargot" gouache on paper signed lower right. Matted, glazed and framed. sight 9-1/4" x 6-3/4", framed 15-1/4" x 12-7/8"

Jean Louis Prevost (French 1760-1810) Hand Colored Print No5 Tulip and Peoneis Hand Colo

Five portfolios of assorted colored botanical prints after works by Pierre Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840) and Jean Louis Prevost (French, 1760-1810) titled "Fleurs et Fruits - choisis parmi les o

31 x 27

After Jean Louis Chenillon (FRENCH, 1810-1875) equestrian gilt bronze sculpture depicting a rearing stallion horse. Signed "Chenillon" to bronze base. Mounted atop a black marble round plinth. Measure

French, late 18th or early 19th century, two hand colored prints, each with French mats and fine custom giltwood frames, one by Jean Louis Prevost. 12 1/2" x 18" sight size, 19 1/2" x 25" framed, 12 1

Jean Louis Forain (French 1852-1931)- 1). ''Le Gommeux Au Bouquet'' (Guerin 2 ii/II)- etching, collector stamp- Alice and Walter Schwab lower right, minor handling creases and soiling in margins. 11 x

Jean Charlot (also Louis Henri Jean Charlot, French-born, naturalized American, active in Mexico, 1898-1979). "Picture Book II" - Colophon is signed in ink by artist Jean Charlot and printer Lynton R.

**First Time At Auction** Louis Brion de la Tour (French, 1743-1810) & Louis Charles Desnos (French, 1725-1805), "Suite De L'Histoire De Rome", ca. 1760 to 1770. Copperplate engraved with original han

Histoire Generale des Mathematiques 1810 in two volumes (French). Par Charles Bossut. F. Louis, Paris. Vol I with frontispiece, half title and stamping on title page; Vol II with half title and stampi

FLOWERS (6) & FRUIT (2), eight color engravings, each signed in the plate, sheets approximately 19 x 13” & 13 x 19”, all with Achenbach Foundation for the Graphic Arts stamp on verso, minor condit

Pair of botanical prints, engraved by A.G. Teillard, after Jean Louis Prevost. Bearing label verso for "The Old Print Shop", NYC. Provenance: From the Upper East Side estate of a prominent NYC interio

Pair of Jean Louis Prevost Botanical Prints. Pair floral botanical prints. Professionally framed and matted. Each measures 18.5 inches x 14.5 inches.

Still Life with Flowers and Clock, Bag Initialed 'PV', copperplate stipple engraving by Callye, hand colored, in modern gilt molded frame, matted and glazed, OS: 20 1/2" x 18", SS: 11 1/2" x 9 1/4". O

3 Jean-Louis Prevost Bouquets Prints . Each measures 16" x 20"

Antique Framed Jean Louis Prevost Botanical Print. In Victorian Walut and Gold Leaf Frame. In frame 13 1/2"x15 1/2"x2". Weight 3 pds 6 oz.PROVENANCE: The Estate of Edwin Joseph Hamblet, Portland, Main

This beautiful folio stipple engraving is from Jean Louis Prevost's Collection des Fleurs et des Fruits. The work was published in Paris by Vilquin in 1805. It was printed in colors and finished by ha

Jean Louis (French/American, 1907-1997), Costume Design/Illustration for Marilyn Monroe's unfinished film with Dean Kelly, "Something's Got to Give," 1962, 20th Century Fox, costume for the character

Jean Louis (French/American, 1907-1997), Costume Design/Illustration for "The Thrill of it All," Universal 1963, costume for the character played by Doris Day in the film, signed by Jean Louis lower r

Gregoire, After Jean-Louis (French, 1840-1890), Man and Woman, late 19th century, a large and heavy bronze sculpture attached to pedestal, figures 18 x 12 x 8 inches, overall 20.5 x 18 x 10 including

Four hand colored engravings by Sydenham Edwards from Curtis's Botanical Magazine, early 19th century; eight small lithographs after Jean Louis Prevost, in two frames. Dimensions: The Edwards sights a

5 Professionally Framed Hand Colored Botanical Lithographs by Jean Louis Prévost. 21 inches x 17 inches

5 Professionally Framed Hand Colored Botanical Lithographs by Jean Louis Prévost. 21 inches x 17 inches

One volume ' Bouquets ' containing prints after Jean Louis Prevost with a presentation inscription from Bette Davis, November 1963