Signed illegibly, Southwest painting

Signed illegibly, Southwest painting, American Southwest School (20th c.), Feathers with Plains Indian ledger art, mixed media on Fabriano paper, illegibly signed lower left edge of ledger image, 29.5

Ca. last half 20thC. Very good with no rips or repairs. This is a very large painting, 66" x 49". Appears to be acrylic on canvas. There should be a universal rule that artists have to print their nam

Watercolor painting on paper depicting a clay made village. Signed on lower left corner illegibly. Framed in a wood grain finished wooden frame with white mat board. Approx 26 x 30 inches, window meas

Painting in red on aluminum signed illegibly on the back dated 1977. Measuring 24 inches wide by 36 inches tall by 2 inches deep. Good condition with some red paint loss at top.

Vintage dated 1973 framed and signed southwest native style artwork. Measuring approx 29" tall x 23" wide

American School Antique Painting of Brooklyn Bridge, oil on board, signed illegibly, painting size 8 x 10 inches

Small painting of old Rabbi(?),circa 1900.Signed illegibly. Painting is 4.75" x 3.25", and frame is 12" x 13".The scholar appears to be wearing a yarmulke.

Painting of moonlit bay, c.1940, signed illegibly. Painting 35.5" X 23.75" in a frame: 39.25" X 27.5".

Gilded Wood Framed oil on canvas landscape painting artwork. Signed illegibly. Painting depicts cottage buildings houses along the water with figures and boats, mountains in the background. Oil painti

Modern painting of a head, signed illegibly Painting: 24" x 30" Dryness, some paint missing lower middle.

Each painting is signed illegibly. Paintings depict multi toned floral arrangements in vases. Paintings are in cranberry and gold toned frames which appear to be crushed velvet and metal. Measures app

Signed on lower left signed, illegibly, painting depicting a water side village with various covered boats and people on the coast. Approximately 26 x 37 inches, window measures 23 x 35 inches. Framed

PAIR MAN & WOMAN 19TH C PASTEL PORTRAITS, EUROPEAN, IN MATCHING FRAMES. PAINTINGS IN NICE CONDITION, SMALL PIECES OF TRIM COMING OFF FRAMES, SIGNED ILLEGIBLY, PAINTINGS MEASURE 21" X 17 1/2". DATED 18

Jetty with rowboats. Signed lower right. 6" X 14" (10" X 18"). Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

Signed illegibly Oil painting on canvas Portrait of Titanic Captain Edward J. Smith 22 x 18 x 2 5lb 7oz Condition as pictured, unless otherwise noted. If you have any question please contact us.

Up for sale here is an exciting early 20th century French modernist oil painting. Gallery label on verso. Signed illegibly. This painting has an impressive feeling about it and came from a important N

Signed (illegibly) miniature painting of Napoleon wearing his bicorne hat (most images he does not wear his hat), cast metal, gold gilded, frame with easel back, 4 1/4" H, hairline crack goes halfway

19th century, signed LL illegibly, painting on canvas of New England coastal Indians at their fishing camp, unusual form canoe with Indian with spear in foreground, teepees and more Indians in center,

Up for sale here is a really fun and nicely painted ashcan school portrait. Signed illegibly. The painting has a great feeling in person. Housed in a nice period modern frame. Framed. Image size, 6L x

19th century, signed illegibly LL, painting on canvas of a woman seated at a table reading a letter, deep ornate giltwood frame with attached galley lamp, 19 x 23 x 3 1/2" D. Condition: painting with

Signed illegibly oil painting Still Life Antique frame. Measures app 24 by 30 inches.la escape painting on reverse side of canvas.

19th C landscape painting, illegibly signed, oil on canvas, dated '77, measures 24" x 44", framed 47" x 26-3/4", good condition, needs cleaning

View of a stream through trees. Signed lower right. 9.5" X 15.5" (15" X 21"). Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

Large abstract ptg signed illegibly 62. Frame: 46" x 36" Painting: 45 1/2" x 35" Provenance: Estate of Charles Haar and Suzanne Keller,by descent Susan Haar (Obituary from the Crimson.com):Charles Feb