Savage, Group Eight Tropical Landscape Studies

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978) Hawaiian and tropical scenes. Largest: 18 1/2" high, 23" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, losses. Please refer to photos.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978) likely Everglades scenes, unsigned. Estate stamp verso. Largest: 24" high, 22" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, losses. Please refer to photos

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978) Hawaiian and tropical scenes. Largest: 23 12" high, 18 1/2" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, losses. Please refer to photos.

Paul Riba (1912-1977) A Group of Eight Studies, Pencil and ink on paper. Together with a group of seven prints. Largest drawing dimensions: h: 8 3/4 x w: 13 1/4 in.

in various media, charcoal and oil. Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978). Largest: 13 3/4" high, 25" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, wear. Please refer to photos.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978), several signed and dated. Largest: 17" high, 13" wide. Pinholes, toning and soiling.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978), four works mixed media on paper, unsigned, undated and laid on cardboard, estate stamp verso. Largest: 21 1/2" high, 30 1/2" wide overall. Staining, small tears

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978), two on board, one on masonite. Largest: 16" high, 19 3/4" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition. Please refer to photos.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978), charcoal on paper, two signed and dated '47. Largest: 20" high, 23" wide. Pinholes, edge losses, toning.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978) including Hawaii, Seminole and others. Largest: 19 3/4" high, 28 1/4" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, wear, tears. Please refer to photos.

Ink and colour on paper, and one ink and colour on silk. All depicting landscape scenes and one of a figure trying to trap birds. All variously dated, signed, and sealed, including Kong Lingde, and Fe

Paul Riba (1912-1977) A Group of Three Landscape Studies, Pencil on paper, All signed. Largest dimensions: h: 12 1/2 x w: 18 3/4 in.

Paul Riba (1912-1977) A Group of Three Landscape Studies, Pencil on paper, All signed. Largest dimensions: h: 14 1/8 x w: 18 1/2 in.

Paul Riba (1912-1977) A Group of Three Landscape Studies, Pencil on paper, All signed. Largest dimensions: h: 14 3/4 x w: 19 in.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978) charcoal on paper, each titled and signed 1953. Largest: 14" high, 19 1/2" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, matting adhered, wrinkled paper. P

A group of eight paintings with figures and landscapes Mixed media on paper Signed lower left or lower right: Frank Brangwyn Largest: 13" H x 18.5" W

A group of eight modern botanical print reproductions of tropical fruits14 1/2 x 17 3/4in (37 x 45cm)

A group of eight (8) hand painted decorative carved tropical fish of different sizes having various designs including birds, other fish, and the Eye of Horus. Fish are vividly painted.

Eugene Francis Savage (Am. 1883-1978) Hawaiian and tropical scenes. Largest: 17" high, 23" wide. All with estate stamp. Estate found condition, losses. Please refer to photos.

John Koch (American, 1909-1978). Large group of drawings in a variety of media, including several portraits and landscape studies.Provenance: Collection of Bruce Dayton & Ruth Stricker Dayton, Minneso

A Group of Autochrome Plates X 6 well-exposed early colour plates of flowers and landscape studies

Group of four early to mid 20th century oil on board landscape studies, includes: (1) snow scene of a home, artist signed lower right T(homas) M(anning) Moore, 8"h x 10"w, (1) snow scene in the woods,

Hazel Guggenheim McKinley (American, 1903-1995) "Landscapes and Still Lives" group of eight graphite, ink and watercolors on paper most pencil-signed, dated and titled. All unframed. various sizes

SIGNED ! Wilson’s grand peacock was a showy depiction of headline group, The Byrds, and projects more joy than vanity in its swooping, linear form. The bird, a figure-eight study, leaps from th