Oil on Canvas of Three Ladies and a Leopard by the Sea

Two oils on canvas "Three-Sea Celestial" and "One White on Striped Water" (framed separately) Both signed, one titled to verso Larger: 18" x 26"

DESCRIPTION: Oil painting on canvas of a woman sitting on a red chair next to two girls with all of them wearing vibrant dresses. Signed lower right in red "P. Salmons" and stretcher marked verso "Sel

L. Hauser 'Rococo Interior' historicist oil on canvas painting of three ladies at a table with love letters, signed lower right, in giltwood frame. Sight 20.25" H x 16" W. Frame 31.5" H x 27.5" W.

Francois Dumont ( Belgium Born 1850 - 1920 ) " The Meditation " Oil on Canvas depicts Three Noble Ladies in Church Signed Lower Left 23 1/2" H 20" L Art 19" H 16" L in Overall Good Condition Please lo

This Lot Features An Original Oil On Canvas Painting Depicting Three Young Ladies, Sisters To Be Exact, Dressed As Clowns. Signed Upper Left Register. Measures Approx. 36" X 24" With Frame. This Piece

19th C. Opera Room Painting, Oil on Canvas, with a Man and Three Ladies in the Balcony Watching The Opera. Canvas Size: 30" High, 25" Wide

Painted canvas floor screen, 20th c., garden scene with statue of classical lady, oil on canvas, three panel screen, unsigned, 62"h x 64"w

Follower of Sir Godfrey Kneller (1646-1723), Portrait of a Lady, oil on canvas, three quarter length in oval, 23cm x 18cm, framed

An oil painting on canvas depicting a portrait of three ladies sitting in a cafe after the original paintings by Itzchak Isaac Tarkay, Israeli, Serbian, 1935 to 2012. Inscribed, Tarkay, lower right. F

Jakob Koganowsky (Austrian, 1874-1926), Three Ladies Dancing, oil on canvas, signed lower right, overall (with frame): 68"h x 90"w

Fritzner Alphonse. Three Ladies. Signed. Oil on canvas. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 25” w x 29”h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $65

Maio (Jean Maio Stewart, American, 1924-1987), three young ladies, oil on canvas, signed L/L, 39" x 30", framed 41 1/2" x 31".

Painting, sail ship at sea, signed "D.M.", oil on canvas showing a three masted sail ship at sea, canvas is 18" by 24", canvas has tear in center (see images)

J. Winfried (Dutch, 1886-1959) framed oil on canvas depicting a three masted clipper ship at sea. Signed to lower left J. Winfried". Gold painted frame measures 27-7/8" in height with width of 39-5/8"

J. Winfried (Dutch, 1886-1959) framed oil on canvas depicting a three masted clipper ship at sea. Signed to lower left "J. Winfried". Gold painted frame measures 27-7/8" in height with width of 39-5/8

JOHANNES HOLST (GERMAN 1880-1965) OIL ON CANVAS, 1919, H 31.5", W 41.5", THREE-MASTED SHIP IN ROUGH SEAS Beautifully detailed oil on canvas of a three-masted ship in rough seas by the German artist Jo

American School untitled, first quarter 20th century, oil on canvas three quarter length portrait of a seated lady wearing a black hat with green shawl, apparently unsigned with partial paper label en

French School, second quarter to mid-19th century, oil on canvas, three-quarter length portrait of a seated lady wearing a white dress, having an inventory label en verso, apparently unsigned, framed.

BRITISH OR AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) NAUTICAL PAINTING, oil on canvas, depicting a three-masted ship in rough seas under a cloudy sky, no signature located, canvas stamp for "G. Rowney & Co. Lond

BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN, oil on canvas, three-quarter length depiction of an elderly lady seated in a Windsor-style "Welsh" armchair, no signature located, inscribed (in late

Gregory F. Harris (American, b. 1953) Three Ladies in White Seated on the Lawn oil on canvas signed LR. 30 x 40 inches.

Oil on canvas 28 1/2 x 35 1/2 in, 35 1/2 x 43 1/2 in

E. Gasten, Oil on Canvas Mounted to Board, 19th C., "Man Riding Donkey", H 11" W 9" | Three ladies accompanying man riding a donkey. Signed E. Gasten lower left. Frame 16" X 14". Provenance: From the

Gregory F. Harris (American, b. 1953) Three Ladies in White with Parasols oil on canvas signed Gregory F. Harris lower right, signed Greg Harris 1986 on verso. 30 x 40 inches.