John Horsburgh 1835-1924 Portrait of a Gentleman O/C

John Horsburgh (1835-1924) oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman. Signed lower right. Sight 29 1/4" x 24 1/4"

(Canadian, 1846-1925), signed lower left. A few small spots, light soiling. 32 1/4" high, 27 1/4" wide.

Follower of John Hoppner (English, 1758-1810) oil on canvas three-quarter length portrait of a a middle-aged man with white hair, dressed in a white cravat and a high-collared black coat against a dar

John Harrison Littlefield, Am. 1835 - 1902, portrait of a woman in black, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1879. (ESTAN9001) (TC) Dimensions: 27x23, framed 38x34

19TH C. ENGLISH OIL ON CANVAS PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN; CANVAS STAMPED JOHN BRYCE SMITH, LONDON ON REVERSE; 50"H X 30"W IMAGE, 62"H X 42"W OVERALL; CONDITION: REPAIR OBSERVED ON REVERSE

C.1835. Incased in a pendant frame and housed in its original conforming case. 3 x 2 1/4 inches (overall)

Description: A.M. Archambault, Portrait of a Gentleman, Oil on Canvas, 19th Century, signed an signed lower right, depicting a seated gentleman with beard against a brown background, in a giltwoo

young man seated, papers at hand. Frame size: 40" high, 33" wide. Substantial old repairs and losses. Property of a Litchfield County collector.

American School "Portrait of a Gentleman" - mid to late 19th century Oil on canvas Unsigned Approx. 46.75" x 37.25" (framed) Provenance: From the Private Collection of Robert Carr of Atlanta, Georgia.

with curly hair, jacket with high collared white linen cravat. unsigned, manner of Ammi Phillips. Frame size: 27 1/2" high, 22 1/2" wide. Puncture upper left in canvas, repaired area lower right, fram

early 19th century. Craquelure, old repair, losses around stretcher border, newer frame. Frame size: 27 1/2" high, 24 1/2" wide. Provenance: A Westchester County NY Private Collection.

19th C. or Earlier, Portrait of a Gentleman, Provenance: Verso Christie's Label affixed, Sale Date January 13, 1994, Sale 7517, Lot 293 25 1/4 x 30, Framed 31 x 37

Property from a Private Collection, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: A. M. Archambault, Portrait of a Gentleman, Oil on Canvas Mounted to Board, 19th Century, signed lower right, depicting a se

Continental School, possibly Swiss, mid to late19th century, oil on canvas, three-quarter length portrait of a standing gentleman, apparently unsigned, graphite inscription to the frame for the framer

The subject unidentified shown half length, seated. Small losses to lower right edge. 35 1/2" high, 30" wide. Provenance: Estate of Eloise Hackworth, Buffalo, NY.

with a sideways gaze, formal attire. Frame size 31" high, 27" wide; sight size: 21" high, 17" wide.

American School, 19th C.,Portrait of a Gentleman, O/C verso restoration company label, Hiram H. Hoelzer Dimensions: 32 1/2 x 27 1/2, frame 38 1/2 x 33 1/2 (JUIL134)(MM)

Oil on canvas. Illegibly signed lower left. Dimensions: (Frame) H 42" x W 36", (Sight) H 35" x W 30" Condition: Loose in frame, marks to frame, Light scratches to surface of painting, small indent fro

well executed oil on canvas antique portrait of a gentleman, presented in a quality carved gilded frame. Dimensions: H 35" X W 27" Condition: There are areas of damage on the frame, but the painting r

The unidentified sitter nearly half length, 19th century. Relined, old repair lower right, small losses, some retouch evident. 35" high, 29 1/2" wide. Provenance: Estate of Eloise Hackworth, Buffalo,

Apparently unsigned. Dimensions: (Frame) H 31" x W 26.5", (Canvas) H 27" x W 22" Condition: Crazing. Unvarnished. Stray marks. Small repairs.

Large American School portrait of General George Washington, after the original by John Faed (Scottish,1819-1902) titled "Washington Receiving a Salute on the Field of Trenton". The oil on canvas pain

oil on canvas Provenance: The Collection of Sir John Thornycroft Thomas Agnew & Sons, London 50 x 40 inches

John Hoppner (1758-1810), a British portrait painter, trained at Royal Academy, and in 1789 he was appointed portrait painter to the Prince of Wales (later George IV) and after the death of Reynolds,