LOOKING AT DRAWING

73 1/2 x 43 1/2 in (framed). Really nice looking drawing with a lot of work into it. Hard to photograph due to size and glare.He was born in Guatemala City. His work focuses mainly on the human eye.[3

Signed and Dated 1845 Ink Drawing Looking Upward . size: 8x12 image, 14x18 mat. ASKart: Gustavus Ellinthorpe Sintzenich (fl.1844 - 59)Gustavus Ellinthorpe Sintzenich was active/lived in United Kingdom

Peter Max hand signed limited edition of the original drawing Looking East. On the verso of the framing is a hand done original, hand signed, sketch Max did for the consignor of the painting back of t

Edward Bellamy. Looking Backward. Drawings by Elise. Designed and Printed by Merle Armitage in Hollywood, 1941.

Judaica Art depicting the Holy Land of Jerusalem Pencil Drawing Sketch looking print signed in print lower left in Hebrew illegible and dated 1977 Depicting probably Mount Olive Out of New York City E

RARE Original limited edition print of the Pablo Picasso drawing, Two Women Looking at a Sculpted Head (Deux femmes regardant une tête sculptée)hand signed by Picasso from the Vollard Suite.

Germaine BOURET (1907-1953) "Child and bear", charcoal drawing and gouache, French painting of the 20th C. Germaine Bouret is known for her drawings of jovial-looking children, with round cheeks and l

Paul Cesar Helleu, Drypoint Etching, signed lower right. Madame Helleu Looking at the Watteau Drawings in the Louvre, Measures appx 11 1/2" x 15 1/2" and 19 3/4" x 23 1/2" in frame. Good condition wit

Edward P. Chrystie (American, 1887-1960) Two Charcoal Drawings. 'Custom House Looking North' and 'St. Paul's Chapel Looking North', both heightened with white, circa 1910 Each: 15" x 11.25" Frame: 23"

Charcoal Drawing of Wise Men Looking for Room and Board for the Night. Signed illegibly lower right and dated 1875? Used condition, wear, minor tear and hole. unframed, matte size 21 1/2" x 17"

European Oil on Canvas, 19th C., "Gambler with Sword", H 12.25" W 10" | Unsigned oil on canvas. Interior scene of a gambler looking to his right and drawing a rapier. Playing cards cast across a table

Conte pencil drawing of a woman looking into a mirror, signed "H. Matisse" lower left. [14 x 9 5/8 inches]. In good condition.

Three satyrs looking into a mirrow. Sanguine drawing dated on 27th January 1873 in cyrillic characters. Description: interesting drawing with three satyrs looking into a mirrow or some painting. Numbe

Black and White Mixed Media Drawing. Depicting young girl looking through fence. Used condition, wear, stains. Signed Lower right Branch Apr. 74. Framed sized 30" x 26 1/4"

ROBERT KIPNISS ORIGINAL PENCIL DRAWING Robert Kipniss (American 1931-), Looking West, Signed and dated lower right, 1963, 10 3/8 x 8 ¼”, Drawing in pencil on paper, signed i

Four Letters from Consuelo Joerns to Edward Gorey, includes a hand written letter post dated April 14, 1960, addressed to Edward Gorey at Looking Glass Library Press, includes a drawing. Letter with a

Aubrey Beardsley Original Ink Drawing depicting a two figures looking at the sun in the distance. Signed lower left Aubrey Beardsley. Used condition, wear, worn, mat burn, tape at bottom. Sight size a

ROBERT KIPNISS ORIGINAL PENCIL DRAWING

Parry Harbor, Looking South graphite on paper, signed Rockwell Kent and titled upper right.   3 3/8 x 6 1/4" Provenance: Private collection- Cleveland, OH

Ilya Kabakov, mixed media (ink on paper) on paper from "The-Looking-Out-the-Window Arkhipov", second album Open Window.Signed in Cyrillic and dated lower right "I. Kabakov 1973". Titled upper left and

This is a fantastic drawing done by a school boy of Mary Jane Burgess. Per the note on the back, was drawn sometime around 1836. Ms. Burgess is standing looking off to one side and wears a colorful bo

An intriguing drawing on paper titled "The Dan Ryan Expressway Toward 47th Street" by self-trained artist Wesley Willis. Circa 1997. Dimensions: 28"h x 42"w (unframed). In very good vintage condition.

Arnold Lobel (American 1933-1987) author & illustrator. TOAD SAID "FROG YOU ARE LOOKING QUITE GREEN". Original Arnold Lobel pencil sketch published in his childrens book Frog & Toad Are Friends. Publi

Sandpaper drawing depicting 2 boys on rock ledge looking down at family farmhouse with barn and picket fence, surrounded by trees. The early to mid 19th century lemon gold frame appears to be original