SKOPALIK, Franta (1862-1936)

SOLDINI ARNALDO (1862 - 1936) Spring in Siviano Montisola. Oil on canvas Signature and year on the bottom right. 100,00 x 130,00 cm

Watercolor on board. Signed bottom right. 16" x 15". Note: A possible preparatory work for a stained-glass window or large mosaic. Provenance: Providence, Rhode Island Collection.

ALFREDO HELSBY, (Chilean, 1862-1936) Titled: Wild Mustard near Santiago, Chile. A field of Wild Mustard being picked by two lady's in white dresses surrounded by mountains. Oil on paper. Signed lower

ALBERTO M. LA MONACA (ITALIAN, 1862-1936) OIL ON CANVAS, H 16", W 12":Signed lower left. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Property from an Estate, Westport and Boco Raton, FL Description: Attributed to Horace M. Livens (England, 1862-1936), Landscape with River and Cows, Oil on Canvas, Late 19th/ Early 20th Century,

WILLIAM SCHMEDTGENAmerican, 1862-1936Oil on boardSigned lower left. A flock of ducks in formation traverse open, clouded skies. Gilt frame.15 3/4 x 21 1/2 in. (40.01 x 54.61 cm.), Frame: 19 1/2 x 25 1

Henrietta Clopath (Switzerland/Am. 1862-1936). Frame size: 21 7/8" high, 21 7/8" wide. Frame losses, some scuffing to artist board. Provenance: Property of an Old Saybrook CT estate.

(1862 – 1936) British major general, recipient of the Victoria Cross, served in World War I and was captured after the Siege of Kut. While commanding forces in East Africa in 1903 he was severel

William Schmedtgen Forest Stream Watercolor Painting on paper, unframed with matting. Listed Illinois artist born 1862-1936. Measurements in inches: 14 1/2 17, image: 9 x 12 Condition:Matting has wear

Switzerland 1862 to 1936 stamp collection. This is an extensive collection, housed on Minkus album pages, in a red binder. S/C Value = $1,377. Please see photos.

FRANK WESTON BENSONMassachusetts, 1862-1951Canvasbacks, circa 1936. Signed in pencil lower left "Frank Benson". A rare print. Housed in a common frame with an unused 1935-36 Federal duck sta

EDWARD CUCUEL 1875 San Francisco - 1954 Pasadena/USA A Tidbit Oil on canvas. 92 x 101 cm (R. 110 x 120 cm). Signed lower left 'Cucuel'. Verso: Signed 'Cucuel' several times on the stretcher and frame

(1836 Wildberg - 1914 Stuttgart) Heuernte am Seeufer Mit großzügigem, virtuos lockerem Pinselstrich, impressionistisch gemalte sommerliche Landschaft. Kappis studierte anfÃ&

Artist: Wyland. Medium: Original Painting on Canvas. Title: Red Sea Waters. Size: 18" x 24". Measures approx. 25" x 31" (framed). Signature: Hand Signed by the artist. Certificate of Authenticity: Is

Andy Warhol AP Original Silkscreen Serigraph Trial Proof approx 38x38 inches and includes documentation and official stamps for Andy Warhol and his publisher Ron Feldman 1981

A FINE ICON SHOWING THE MOTHER OF GOD 'OF THE BURNING BUSH' Russian, Mstera, circa 1880 Tempera on wood panel with kovcheg. The background and borders ornately incised and painted in faux enameling. M

Comprised of: 1) Excavated broad sword. Old writing on blade in white paint, hard to read, 1869 date. Origin and location dug unknown. 2) Excavated P guard with languets, wood and wire of grip remains

Artist: Kimm Byers Title: Capture The Nutrino's Medium: Original Acrylic on Canvas Art Dimensions: 48 H x 60 W inches ARTIST BIO: Artist Statement "I love to paint for

Five chromed steel pieces: tray, three teapots, and similar vessel, Florence, Italy, mid 20th c.; Composite handles; Tray with foil label; Tray: 1 1/2" x 22" x 15 1/4"

Lincoln Institute Jefferson City MO collection of papers compiled by Col. David Branson, includes a history of the Lincoln Institute (now Lincoln University, MO), reports, speeches. Lincoln University

Artist: Fernando Botero [imputee] (Colombian, b.1932). Title: "La Mano I". Medium: Bronze sculpture with dark brown patina. Date: Composed 1987. Lot Note(s): Inscribed "F. Botero" and dated "

Artist: Alexander Calder Title: Untitled (Red Sun and Figure) Year: 1976 Dimensions: 16in. by 36in. Edition: From the Rare Limited Edition of 200 Publisher: Mae

Acrylic sculpture; "Poet's Heart"; Signed and numbered 181/199; 12" x 12" x 6" (assembled)

Set of four Diamond chairs by Harry Bertoia.