Nat Lowell Lithograph Financial District N.Y.

Nat Lowell (American, 1880-1956). Lithograph, Financial District N.Y. Signed, dated 1929 and titled in the plate in the lower margin and additionally signed in the plate lower left. 17" x 12" (with fr

Six Greeting Card Prints of New York Scenes. Two by Nat Lowell ("Brooklyn Bridge, NY" and "6th Ave Central"). One print by Berdanier, ("Wall Street Looking West"). Two by "????" ("New York Life Buildi

153. Lowell, Nat. North Hudson River - N.Y. Image 9 x 15 inches, overall 12 x 19 inches; left margin creased, tear at right margin. SIGNED BY LOWELL. Np, nd [75/100]

Two 20th Century prints, including one print titled "East River Skyline," by Nat Lowell (American, 1880-1956); together with another print titled "The Old Homestead Auction," by Harry Shokler (America

Etching, Bowling green/Rockefeller Center, signed Nat Lowell, circa 1935, 13.75" by 8.75". Please refer to images for general condition issues, all items sold as is, all sales final.

New York Prints. Mark Freeman (American, 1908-2003) Lithograph "2nd Ave. El" 1933 - signed and dated lower right and titled and numbered 'ed. 75' lower left; image: 10.25" high x 14.25" wide. Nat Lowe

Brooklyn Bridge 9 1/2" x 13" (image) lithograph pencil signed lower left 17 1/2" x 21 1/2" overall with the frame

LOT OF TWO: A. "Wall Street, NY"; 1948; Drypoint Etching; 12" x 7.5"; Signed Lower Right; Framed (under glass); Note: "J. Assenheim & Son" label on verso / B. "New York Stock Exchange"; 1927; Drypoint

LOT OF TWO: A. "East River, NY"; 1949; Drypoint Etching; 10" x 12.25"; Signed Lower Right; Framed (under glass), Note: "J. Assenheim & Son" label on verso / B. "Manhattan Skyline"; 1931; Drypoint Etch

Nat Lowell original pencil signed etching. Signed in pencil 'Nat Lowell' lower right. Titled in pencil "Stock Exchange N.Y." lower left. Measures 11.75" x 8.75" (plate size) and measures 16" x 11 7/8"

Wall Street, N.Y. Color print after Augustus Kollner of financial district including Trinity Church as of 1847. Sight 11 1/2" x 14 1/2".

Nesbitt. Inscribed 'For Lowell' lower left and signed 'Bob 75' lower right. From the Rye, NY estate of a collector / art historian and personal friend of Lowell Nesbitt. Dimensions: 7.5" high x 7.5" w

Odd Fellows framed color lithograph "Our Motto" print with Heart-In Hand, All-Seeing Eye, and other Odd Fellows emblems.Marked G.H Buek & Co. N.Y; Published by Frank W Parkhurst, Boston, Mass. In very

"Phenomena Open Light", 1970. Pencil signed lower right. Lithograph created and issued for booksellers. Jenkins studied at the Art Student's League in the 1940's and 50's and was friends with Pollock

Tropical river bank landscape. Pencil signed and numbered 34/ 105 lower right. Arches watermark to paper. Schneebaum was a noted writer, artist, anthropologist, AIDS activist, and the subject of "Keep

(1) Lowell's Restaurant & Bar, Pike Place market, limited edition Hatch Show Print. 22" x 13.75" unframed. (2) Michael Dupille lithograph print with Space Needle and Boeing jet. Small pin holes at cor

"So Big", 1924. Original hand colored lithograph lobby card with movie scene captioned "I can catch you". Upper left "Published by The Ullman Mfg. Co. N.Y." and upper right "Made in U.S.A.". Pin holes

Two vintage color lithograph maps of New York City, "Wards and Senate Districts", one framed in plexiglass, the other matted. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [Art: 7.5" H x 36" W; Frame: 14" H

Lithograph on newspaper, untitled. Signed lower right and numbered 137 of 200 in pencil. 31 x 25 1/2 sheet size. Provenance: Dr. Richard L. Rasner, Cincinnati, Ohio

Oil on board, "Financial District, Wal Street, New York City", SLR. Urban busy street scene. 10"h x 8"w and 13.25"h x 11.25"w framed **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Ple

Grant Wood (American, 1891-1942) "March". Sgn. lower right, Grant Wood. Lithograph. Label: Carl Bredemeier Gallery, Buffalo NY. Image: 8 3/4" x 11 3/4". Label: Carl Bredemeier Gallery, Buffalo NY.

"Moods and Movement in Art," by Verve, 27/28, 1959, published by Regnal and Hitchcock, 883 (New York, NY), consisting of all 34 lithographs in which 5 are double page by the artists; Joan Miro, Marc C

Rufino Tamayo (N.Y./Mexico 1899-1991), female figure, lithograph, pencil signed. Work 30" x 22 1/2".

Folio black and white lithograph with opposing oval portraits depicting Fremont and Dayton in bust length 3/4-profile poses. Top center features an American eagle with federal shield. Imprinted at bot