Two Framed Works - A Perspective View and an Alaskan

Includes two framed works: 1.) Painting of men with dogs. 2.) M.A. Pearson watercolor depicting a landscape. Accompanied by a Hudson River view "Grand View." Initialed FWK. Bears foxing, wear and loss

The first is a framed print of a watercolor by T. Cieslewski from 1910. The Caption in french translates to "general view of the left bank of the vistula". From (translated here from french) "Collecti

TWO PRINTS PERTAINING TO BOSTON19th Century1)"Perspective View of the Blockade of Boston". Label verso for Holman's Print Shop, Boston. Hand-colored watercolor and print, 9" x 27" sight. Framed 11" x

FRITZ BRADLEY TALBOTMassachusetts/Maine, 1878-1964Two works: 1) View of a marsh. Signed lower right "Fritz Talbot". 14.25" x 20.75" sight. Framed 23" x 29".2) "Nogal

SIX WORKS OF ART20th Century1) View of an inlet. Signed lower right "P.J. O'Ryan". Watercolor and gouache, 4.75" x 6.5" sight. Framed.2-3) Two floral prints. Largest framed 7.5&quo

PATT KERR - 20th Century - TWO WORKS OF CITY VIEWS Philadelphia - Watercolor on paper - One signed lower right and the other - signed loer left, "Pat Kerr." - Framed, matted, and glazed - 4 1/2 x 6 1/

(South Carolina/North Carolina, 1873 - 1941) Original watercolor two sided work on artist board. Long view of Charleston church with oaks. The piece is painted on both sides and nicely framed with gla

AMERICAN SCHOOL Late 19th Century Two works: a mountain waterfall and an Italian view. Italian view signed illegibly lower right. Oils on canvas, 14" x 6". Framed 16.5" x 8.5".

"Old Homestead Hamsford", circa 1905. Pastel on paper, matted and framed. View of a country road with houses. Signed on lower left, illegibly titled on lower right. Exhibited in "American Modernism, U

FOUR WORKS ON PAPER20th/21st Century1-2) Two woodblock prints by William Evaul, both titled "View". Signed and dated “12.9.90” and “1.15.91” in pencil lower margin. 6

Two framed works of art - a black and white print, and a color print. Provenance: Estate of Florence and Herbert Irving.

Jack Lorimer Gray (American, 1927-1981) two maritime oil on board paintings of boats in rough seas, in gilt frames, signed lower left. [Image: 7 1/2" H x 9 1/2" W; Frame: 9 3/4" H x 11 3/4" W]. In goo

Jack Lorimer Gray (American, 1927-1981) two maritime oil on board paintings of boats in harbor scenes, one of an isolated winter area, signed "J.L. Gray" lower left, in gilt frames, signed lower left.

Pencil drawing of a woman (signed illegibly). Watercolor of a man in uniform (unsigned). Larger: 6.75" X 5" (12.75" X 10.5")

the first: portrait of a bulldog, charcoal on paper, framed with round matting; the second: after Reuben Ward Binks (1880-1950), Bulldogs of the Period, engraving, signature lower right, matted and fr

Two Framed Works on Paper, America, 19th century. One theorem painting in watercolor and ink depicting basket of flowers, together with one hand-colored engraving depicting George Washington in profil

Two Framed Works on Paper Property from the Private Collection of a Gentleman, Chicago, Illinois

Comprises: Framed print depicting 19th century American city [19 1/2" H x 25" W]. Together with a Modernist-style oil on board painting depicting a French street corner. [20 1/2" H x 34 1/2" W].

A framed print of a cat in a black bandana holding a kitten (27.5 inches x 19 inches) and a Lithograph depicting a cat in a sleigh. (20.5 inches x 25 inches). both signed, Maggie Meredith (1922-2012)

G. Silvestri, Two framed mixed media on paper, both depicting a modern abstract cityscape scene with the sun. Both signed at lower right. [Sight: 11 1/2" H x 14 1/2" W; Frame: 13" H x 16" W]. Staining

Lot comprised of a watercolor of an English college scene, signed lower right "B.R. 1825", and a print of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, signed Hugh Collins (?) lower right, numbered 375/500. [Frames: 15 1/

A large drawing of a still life and a woodblock print of a mother and child. [Each: 30" H x 25" W]. In good condition.

Two framed paintings, by Grace R.K. Ryder, a Brooklyn, NY artist. [Art (each): 5 x 8 inches; Frame: 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches].

Two framed works by Werner Wildner (Nashville, Tennessee, 1924-2004). 1st item: Pencil, watercolor and gouache painting of a pipe with human facial features and arms, balancing on one arm while holdin