John Rogers Taking the Oath & Drawing Rations

JOHN ROGERS GROUP,TAKING THE OATH& DRAWING RATIONS PLASTER

John Rogers Group, Taking the Oath and Drawing Rations clay sculpture - this is not in perfect condition see picture but great for any collector

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "TAKING THE OATH - DRAWING RATIONS" 22 1/2" X 13" - SURPRISINGLY GOOD CONDITION - DATED JANUARY 30, 1866

John Rogers, 1870's Plaster Sculpture "Taking the oath and drawing rations" approx. 9" x 12" x 23"

JOHN ROGERS (American, 1829 - 1904) PAINTED CIVIL WAR PLASTER GROUPING , TITLED "TAKING THE OATH AND DRAWING RATIONS" marked John Rogers, New York, Patented January 30 1866 , Genre sculpture showing a

Signed John Rogers NY, patented January 30, 1866. 23”H x 13”W.

Rogers group "Taking the Oath". Drawing and rations with damage (see photo). 13" wide, 23" tall, 8" deep.

to include: R E Lee, steel engraving, circa 1870s (removed from mat with residual debris and stains, trimmed); Taking the Oath, Drawing Rations by John Rodgers, albumen photograph showing plaster cast

Pencil Drawing of a photograph taken by John R. Glover, Am., 1954-2018, Unknown artist, pencil on paper Dimensions: 26 x 29 Property Title: John Rogers Glover , Photographer (1954-2018) . John Roger

The rarest John Rogers group "The Bushwhacker". I was told there's only 5 known to exist (3 in museums). Dated April 1865 (the wife's appeal for peace). 12" wide, 22" tall, 8" deep.

(New York1825-1892) Young Indian Fisher, signed at bottom "Randolph Rogers Roma", white marble, 33 x 18 x 15 in., with gray marble pedestal, 38-3/4 x 17 x 17 in. Provenance: Private Huntsville, Alabam

(American, 1825-1892) Nydia: The Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii, signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, 36-1/2 x 24 x 17-1/2 in., with rotating rose and cream marble pedestal, 42 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance

(New York/Michigan, 1825-1892) Boy Hunting, circa 1866, signed on base "Randolph Rogers-Rome", Carrara marble, 38 x 16 x 14 in. Note: Randolph John Rogers spent most of his productive years in Rome, I

Bronze copy of famous John Rogers' "Travelling Magician" sculpture. John Rogers (1829-1904) was a machinist from Manchester, N.H., who turned his hobby of sculpting into a very financially successful

Randolph John Rogers (American, 1825-1892), Bust of a Gentleman, marble sculpture, signed and inscribed "Rome" lower back, 30"h x 21"w x 11"d

John Rogers "The Traveling Magician" Cast Plaster Statue. This is approx 15" x 14" x 23 1/2" and it weighs 47lbs. The statue is in a good, vintage condition with paint loss, cracks, and a few chips. T

JOHN ROGERS (NY/CT/MA, 1829-1904) - "The Slave Auction", titled and signed on the base, an original 19th c. casting, overpainted, 13 1/2" x 9" x 8 1/2". Good condition. From the ex-collection of Melvi

Art work is 12" x 9", professionally framed 21" x 19" ca. 1992, provenance written on back. Dated 1992.

Bronze sculptor by John Rogers. Eye-catching and one-of-a-kind, this handcrafted bronze sculpture depicts President Abraham Lincoln, General Ulysses S. Grant and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton reviewi

(American, 1825-1892) A Portrait Bust of a Finely Dressed Young Woman, signed verso truncation signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, with marble socle, 29 x 17 x 12 in.; with alabaster pedestal, 36 x

Royal Academy artist, Painting depicts Doves, lambs and Mary Magdalene. Frame: 29.25" x 25" / Image: 17" x 12 5/8". In very nice overall condition. Has some frame issues.

John Rogers Herbert (British, 1810-1890), King Lear & Cordelia, Oil On Canvas. Based on his remarkable fresco in the Houses of Parliament, this is an oil study or later copy, similar to the copy paint

The schooner depicted with an interesting carved wood sail portrayed as if billowing and bunched up, flying the American flag and plying choppy seas, a lighthouse in the distance, primitive shadow box

John Rogers (American, 1829 - 1904) painted Civil War plaster figural sculpture titled "The Council of War" depicting President Abraham Lincoln seated and examining a map with Lt. General Ulysses Gran