Newton Smith Gouache Allegorical Scene Japanese Animals

Newton Smith, Gouache painting, Allegorical scene with Japanese figures & animals, signed , original framing. Size: 13x27 image, 19.5x34 outside frame

Description - A Japanese gouache family scene. Dimensions - Frame - 31.5" x 32.5"

Japanese School, 20th century. "Untitled (Interior Scene)", gouache on silk, apparently unsigned. Figural painting depicting woman in sitting room, with cat and side table with peony blossoms. Framed

A modern Japanese gouache painting depicting an interesting genre scene. Signed lower right. Mat opening: 17in x 14-1/2in. Frame: 21in x 18-1/2in.

A miniature enamel , late 20 thC, Square enamel plaque, Allegorical scene of classical figures , cherubs and animals in a woodland In a bronze Classical inspired easel frame with cherubs , foliate swa

Japanese Scroll Painting. Watercolor and gouache scene with figures in river boat with crane and mountainous background. 75” x 20” overall.

Comprising, a woodblock print, signed l.r. "Kathrine Cawlie(?)", pencil drawings of animals, a print of Japanese mountain scene, an abstract mixed media of a tree, and a print of a cityscape. Largest

Old Master Allegorical Scene man and partially clad woman under a cherry tree with two young children and animals oil on canvas, relined 17th century or later 16 1/4" x 13 1/2" *Please Note* Available

A pair of antique Persian gouache on paper paintings. Each work depicts a Persian allegorical scene with accompanying script. Each is presented in a black parcel gilt frame with a wire on the verso fo

Pair of Gouaches. Scenes from the America's Cup. 1895. Both signed and dated. From a Holliston, MA collection. RELISTED DUE TO NON-PAYMENT BY ALFRED SLANETZ OF COHASSET, MA. - Dimensions: Sight: 12.25

Elmer Boyd Smith (American/ Canada, 1860 - 1943) Watercolor/gouache western American scene. Signed lower left. Sight size: 20 x 12 in. Overall Size: 26.5 x 20.5 in. Framed behind glass.

19th c watercolor and gouache scene of ship in distress signed lower right D Smith '90 24 x 16"

Francis Smith (Portugal, 1881-1961). A gouache painting on heavy card stock board. The artwork portrays a folk art style Portuguese rural village scene, highlighting the side of a foliate covered moun

Lamar Smith (American active 20th century), "Repentive Hunter," oil on board, monograph signed lower right, titled en verso. Hunting scene with animals and figures. Approx; h. 48", w. 59" (board); 52.

Possibly Tosa School, Japan, watercolor, gouache and gilt painting of a youth seeming to be spying on three young girls in their room. "TOSA" and "Circa 1750" written on verso. Provenance: Martin Park

21" by 25" framed. Title is The Trade Blanket. Born in Tularosa, New Mexico, Ace Powell became a painter of western action scenes, wild animals, and Indian figures in realistic style and in the tradit

Each early 20th century, a pair of free standing Japanese screens. One with calligraphic work and silver gilt in 6 panels, Ht. 49", wd. 111". The second with watercolor and gouache courtyard scenes wi

(New York/Connecticut/New Jersey, 1854-1907) Coastal Scene with Yachting, 1878, signed lower right "Henry P. Smith 1878", gouache on paper, 13-1/4 x 17-1/2 in.; gilt wood frame,. Notes: Exhibited: The

Savo Radulovic (American/Slavic, 1911-1991), Street Scene with Figures and Animals, gouache, signed lower right, overall (with frame): 25"h x 28.5"w

Bronze sculpture featuring 2 pieces that are a fitted cave scene with animals, artist signed with good patina! signed: Newton 3/30

Morris M. Shulman (1912 - 1978) abstract mid-century gouache depicting coastal scene, signed lower right M. Schulman, titled and signed on back, “Rocks & Sea #2, 1950”. Image 19” x 2

Two gouache and watercolor, colonial scenes, signed lowe left and lower right, H.A. Ogden. Image 25” x 17”, Overall 28” x 20”.

Each depicting an interior scene with figures, gouache on paper with gold flecking. Dimensions:Each frame is 18 1/2" x 26 1/2".

Both sides show a woman in different scenes, mounted on an animal – likely a donkey. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on panels cut from brown paper bags. Each is approximately 12