USA WASHINGTON CANVAS PRINT AFTER EDWARD SAVAGE

Vintage framed "The Washington Family" Art Print Reproduction by Edward Savage from the National Gallery of Art. This print depicts a group portrait of the 1st President of the United States George Wa

Vintage framed "The Washington Family" Art Print Reproduction by Edward Savage from the National Gallery of Art. This print depicts a group portrait of the 1st President of the United States George Wa

After Edward Savage(American, 1761-1817) "The Washington Family" -20th century Print on paper Approx. 18.75" x 22"(framed)

After Edward Savage. Engraved by J. Sartain. Published by William Smith, Philadelphia. Overall with frame 26" high x 31-1/2" wide. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below

Item/Description: Stipple and line engraving print based on Edward Savage's 1789-96 painting and engraved by J. Sartain. American's first president is shown seated at a table with his left hand upon a

Antique framed print of "Washington and The Family", original ink on paper stipple engraving by Edward Savage (American, 1761 - 1817) ink on paper; stipple engraving, 19th century. Measures: frame 26"

Louis F. Dow Co. Made in USA. Overall with frame 18-1/2" high x 14-1/2" wide. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these t

In the Manner of Edward Savage (1761-1817), "Portrait of George Washington, late 18th/Early 19th c., oil on canvas, presented in a period wide gilt and gesso frame, H.- 25 in., W.- 20 in. Provenance:

Vintage framed heavily varnished color print on board, likely a chromolithograph, after "The Washington Family" by Edward Savage (1761-1817.) Probably early to mid 20th C. Frame, approx. 34 1/2" x 28"

DESCRIPTION: Etching of "The Washington Family" after Edward Savages group portrait painting depicting George Washington; his wife Martha; their two children Washington Parke Custis and Eleanor Parke

Edward Savage, George Washington portrait, 1793, "From the Original Portrait Painted at the request of the Corporation of the University of Cambridge in Massachusetts", mezzotint, shows Washington hol

ANTIQUE engraving GEORGE WASHINGTONS FAMILY , printed by EDWARD SAVAGE, GEO WASH PARKE CUSTIS GEN GEO WA3rdSHINGTON. PUBLISHED BY WM SMITH 706 SOUTH 3rd St PHILAD. MARTHA WASHINGTON. WILLIAM LEE. Engr

The Washington Family (after the Edward Savage painting now in the National Gallery of Art Washington DC) 19th Century Lithograph in a Period Frame. Height of art 20 1/4 inches (51.3 cm.) X width of a

c. 1850. Famous image of George Washington and family by Edward Savage of New York City, originally done in 1789-1790. Appx 17 x 23 visible. Framed to 24.5 x 30.25 inches. Not examined outside of the

Print on Canvas, George Washington Rembrandt Peale, 25.25îL x 31.25îH, 29.5îL x 34.5îH overall. Chip on top of upper left corner of frame.

22.50"h x 19.50"w

After the John Trumbull original, in as-found condition, framed. Visible image: approx. 24 3/4" x 16 1/2". Frame: approx. 29" x 20 3/4".

Marked THE TAZZA EDWARD LEDELL CIRCA 1850. Still life depicting fruit and floral arrangement. Frame is gold toned. Inner frame has beaded detail. Frame has only very minor wear. Measures approx 27 inc

"View of the City of Washington" Copper Plate Published 1814-27, London for "A New Geographical Dictionary; Containing a Description of all the Empires, Kingdoms, States and Provinces..." by J. W. Cla

George Washington print on canvas. Overall in frame 26" x 22 1/2".

15 4/4" wide X 19" high.

Prints 1796 Mezzotint Print of David Rittenhouse Engraved by Edward Savage after Charles Wilson Peale, Philadelphia December 10, 1796-Dated, Original Mezzotint Print of "David Rittenhouse LLD FRS" by

Nineteenth century engraving of George Washington and his family painted by Edward Savage and engraved by John Sartain. Engraving measures 17.5" x 24.5" (sight) and is housed in deep frame measuring 2

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