Max Fernekes Watercolor Depicting The Federal Building in Milwaukee

Max Fernekes watercolor depicting the Federal building in Milwaukee. Depicting the tower thru an alley (old post office). Artist original Kodak photographs of the same alley, taped to back.

Max Fernekes large watercolor depicting Milwaukee's City Hall and other buildings.This piece was painted in the late 50's or early 60's. This represents a bygone era of Milwaukee's history. Measures 2

Max Fernekes watercolor depicting the Milwaukee River and a coal boat, With steel cranes unloading on to Jones Island. This large and important watercolor is quality framed and matted. Measures 30" x

Max Fernekes watercolor depicting Milwaukee railyard, Northwestern Mutual, the Cudahy Tower, and the old train station. This detailed watercolor depicts a bygone era in Milwaukee's history.

Max Fernekes watercolor depicting Milwaukee's Court of Honor, late 50's early 60's. This watercolor was done before the expressway went through, because one of these churches is no longer there. This

Max Fernekes wonderful rendition of Milwaukee's Lakefront railroad station with trains, done in the late 1950's. This well executed watercolor is definitely a part of Milwaukee's historical past. Meas

Bernhardt artist conception of a building that was never added to the Wisconsin skyline. This artists conception of the Milwaukee skyline with reported building and conference center. This retains its

Unsigned watercolor depicting some of Milwaukee's monuments from late 50's to early 60's to include; Gimbels and other period buildings. Measures 29" x 25"

MIXED MEDIA/ WATERCOLOR DEPICTING BUILDINGS, STORES, PEOPLE AND MORE. SIGNAGE READS "JACOB POST, IRON MONGER, COAL & CORN DEALER..." AND "J. TYRRELL, COOPER, DEALER IN MARINE STORES" AND MORE. SIGHT V

1960's water color of the Milwaukee expressway system under construction with Allen Bradley in the foreground. Retains its original 1960's frame unsigned; Measures 31" by 24"

Possibly J. S. Morgan signed, W.P.A. watercolor depicting the Milwaukee Menomonee River rail system in the early 40's. It has a Gallery tag from Lane-Blackbourn Gallery, 1128 Grace Court Janesville Wi

Beatrice Parsons (1870-1955) Watercolor View of Hertfordshire, England, signed lower right. Together with two Paul Thomas watercolors depicting stately buildings, possibly college campus'; used condit

Charles Taylor (American, b. 1910). A watercolor depicting a brick building for sale. Signed "C.T." lower left. Mat opening: 21 in x 29 in. Frame: 30 in x 37 in.

Richard Hoffman (American, 1911-1997). A watercolor on paper depicting a building titled After The Storm. Initialed lower right and dated 1949. Artist label to verso. Framed under glass. Mat opening:

Latin American village landscape in watercolor depicting a white clay building town with people seated by a rocky wall near a stream and green hills in the distance. Framed in white wooden frame. Appr

Lot of 2 mixed media sketches, made with ink and watercolor. 1 depicting a brick building with towering chimney and the other depicting a multi building underpass. No frames. Approx 14.5 inches tall a

DESCRIPTION: Pair of mixed media watercolor paintings depicting tall thin buildings composed of water color painted cut pieces of paper adhered to backing to create textured details. Signed at the bot

YuBao, Wang (Chinese, 1945-present), US Steel Building, watercolor and acrylic on watercolor paper, signed lower right, 27 5/8 by 22 inches, unframed, YuBao, Wang (Chinese, 1945-present)Forest Morning

DESCRIPTION: George G. Adomeit (American, 1879-1967) Watercolor on paper painting depicting several building, a brick wall, and a tree. "George G. Adomeit" at lower right. CIRCA: Mid 20th Century ORIG

Folk art depicting buildings and figure. Watercolor on board, Dimensions: (Frame) H 23" x W31", (Board) H 29.5" x W20" Condition: Buckled, stains and several holes an a small tear to the board.

EMILIO SANCHEZ (CUBAN/ AMERICAN, 1921-1999) WATERCOLOR , TITLED "AFTERNOON" DEPICTING CARIBBEAN FIGURES BY BUILDING , SIGNED E SANCHEZ , WITH INFO INVERSO - 15" x 22" / 22" x 29" FRAMED

Attributed to Robert Secord, a 20th century American artist, watercolor painting on paper depicting an architectural building with a male figure. Signed with a monogram lower left. Inscribed, Columbia

Watercolor on paper depicting two small wood buildings in a snowy area with trees. Signed to lower right "_(illegible)uplissis." Housed in a gilt wood frame. 20 inches height, 27.5 inches width. Frame

Richard Morin (American, 1902-1988), watercolors depicting a wintry landscape with two buildings signed l.l. "R. Morin" housed in a silver metal frame. Sight: 13 1/4" X 9 1/4". Overall: 18 1/4" X 14 1