Joseph Margulies; Watercolor Portrait Sea Captain

Joseph Margulies (American, 1896–1984); Watercolor on paper or board, Portrait of a Sea Captain at the wheel. signed in pencil lower right recto; driftwood frame. Appears in good condition, not exam

19th Century Watercolor Portrait of a Gentleman. "Joseph Ogden Cuthbert 9/23/1800 - 11/30/1887 watercolor portrait of son of Rev. War Captain Anthony Cuthbert". Oval image measures 14" x 10", in a per

19th century portrait of ship captain Aaron Coffin, New Bedford, Mass. Attributed to Joseph Whiting Stock. Depicts captain Coffin holding a telescope in uniform with ships at sea in the background. Tr

Joseph Margulies, portrait of a girl, pastel with gilt frame, signed and dated Mar. 11, '33, lower right. [Art: 24 x 18 inches; Frame: 33 x 27 1/4 inches].

Portrait of a sea captain. Oil on canvas, mounted to board. American, circa 1830. Condition: Excellent condition with minor retouch. Frame H 38" W 31". Sight H 33-3/4" W 21-1/4". Copy and paste link f

Joseph Margulies (American 1896-1984)- ''Market Place Taxco''- watercolor and graphite on illustration board, signed Jos. Margulies / Taxco lower right, edge and corners slightly rough. 22 x 29 1/2''

Viewable Area 6.5x9.75 Watercolor On Paper.

A finely painted pair of portraits done in pen and ink, and wash, on heavy card stock. The paintings were acquired from a private collection, and were purchased by the prior owners in the 1950's. A la

Pair of Mid 19th C Portraits, Sea Captain & Wife originally purchased by the present owner from Joy Piscopo owner of the Red Shed Antiques in Yarmouth Maine in 1978. The painting were originally purch

John Singleton Copley (American, 1738-1815) Portrait of Sea Captain Richard Fanning (1774-1800), Oil on Canvas laid down to masonite, 24" x 20", in the period gilded and gesso cast exhibition frame, w

RARE AND FINE CHINESE EXPORT MINIATURE WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN JOHN DUKE OF SALEMCirca 1809Attributed to Spoilum (Canton, active 1765-1805). Bust portrait of John Duke, dressed in white stock a

Portrait of a sea captain, oil on canvas, signed. Provenance: Kingsley Montessori School, Boston, Massachusetts.

Watercolor on paper, Gloucester Harbor. Signed l.r; 22in. X 14in.(image size)

Etching on paper, image 9.25 x 7 inches, pencil signed and titled. Framed, 16 x 13 inches.

Joseph Alleman (American, Utah, 1975-). Watercolor, portrait of a dancer. Signed lower right. 14 1/4" x 11 1/4" (with frame 23 1/8" x 20 1/8"). Staining and discoloration to mat.

Portraits of Sea Captain and Wife, c. 1845, oil on canvas, both signed E. Sanders Penk in lower corner, the Captain as a young man holding sextant, finely dressed and possessing gold adornments, class

Mid 19th century, oil on tin, no visible signature, surface dust, tin with creases, period giltwood frame with wear and loss, hole to frame verso, sight 11.75H x 9.25W, frame 15H x 12W..not examined o

Kim Benson (20th Century American). Portrait of Sea Captain. Signe dlower right corner. Measures 32" x 28" framed. Condition: Good

David Pelbam (1932-2004), Untitled CaptainOrigin: American - Rhode IslandMedium: Oil on CanvasDimensions: 20 x 24 in; 25 x 29 inCondition: GoodAdditional Information: Oil portrait of sea captain under

LARGE O/C PAINTING PORTRAIT OF A SEA CAPTAIN WITH TELESCOPE AND OCEAN IN THE BACKGROUND, CHRISTIAN GILLIGAN, NEWBURYPORT, MA. 31 X 36 / 36 X 41 FRAMEPURCHASED FROM A NEWBURYPORT ESTATE DURING THE 1950

PORTRAIT OF A SEA CAPTAIN - Circa 1810 Oil on Canvas Painting of a Seafaring Gent, unsigned, he is seated in a bamboo chair, cradling his long glass in his left arm, swagged crimson drape to left, shi

Continental School, early portrait of a sea captain. Oil on panel. 14" x 9 3/4".

Sitter assumed to be Whaling ship "Eve" Captain Jo-Sprig. Painting on board circa 1833, in the manner of Ammi Phillips. Frame: 34.25" x 26.25" image sight: 29.5" x 21.5"

Portrait of seated gentleman, oil on canvas mounted to mason board, no frame, 21 1/2 x 27 1/2'' H, small areas of 1/4'' to 1/2'' flakes of lost paint, in-painting at other areas of paint loss,