William Robinson Leigh, Riderless Horse.

Riderless Horse. Artist Name: Leigh, William Robinson (1866 - 1995). Medium: chromolithograph. Inscription: signed in pencil lower right: W. R. Leigh. printed lower left: Copyright, 1933, by W.R. Leig

Etching of saddled horses by William Robinson Leigh (United States, 1866 - 1955,) signed in pencil, matted and framed.Visible image: approx. 6 1/4" x 5 3/4".Frame: approx. 11" x 11".

Antique oil painting of a mountain lion attacking a horse. Painting size: 12" x 16". Signature area is damaged. After William Robinson Leigh.

Antqiue Bear + Horse Oil Painting 1947. Painting size: 16 x 24". Dated 1947. Illegibly signed in corner - possibly L. O'Donnel. Unframed. After William Robinson Leigh.

WILLIAM ROBINSON LEIGH (American 1866-1955) A PAINTING, "Sage," oil on board, signed L/R, "W.R. Leigh," a partial paper label on the reverse, 9 1/2" x 13 1/4", framed 17 1/2" x 22".

Oil on canvas board. Signed 'W.R. Leigh' (lower left). 20" x 16". From a Southern Collection

nice impressionist rendition of a lush formal garden with a fountain, signed lower right W.R. Leigh, in a period gold frame. Image 13 x 16.5" Overall 16" x 19.5". "

William Robinson Leigh (American, 1866-1955). Gouache and watercolor on paper portrait painting titled "Three Calf" depicting a seated Native American man. Signed along the lower right. With

Lot 52 William Robinson Leigh American (1866-1995) Foul Rope Left (Bronco Buster) (ca. 1910) etching signed lower right plate: 14 7/8 x 11 7/8 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

Signed in pencil, lower right: "W R Leigh" (Also signed in the plate). 10" x 12"

Etching by William Robinson Leigh (United States, 1866 - 1955,) signed in pencil, matted and framed.Visible Image: approx. 11" x 9".Frame: approx. 17" x 15 1/4".

William Robinson Leigh (American 1866-1955)- ''Bear Dogs''- etching, c. 1935, signed in pencil, slight mat burn, otherwise good condition. 7 1/2 x 9 1/2''

William Robinson Leigh American NY 1866-1955 - Big Color Print. Entitled Buffalo Hunt. 29" x 42" Quality Wood Frame.

William Robinson Leigh (American 1866-1955), "Walpi - First Mesa," or "Walpi" circa 1910, etching on paper depicting a man and child walking away from a traditional flat topped pueblo dwelling, signed

Artists signature on bottom left corner, In the style of William Robinson Leigh, Original painting created in 1907, Frame measures 15 x 17 inches, Painting measures 10 x 12 inches.

Brown, William Robinson, ''The Horse of The Desert'', Derrydale Press, 1929, 218pp, edition of 750, deep blue cloth with gilt lettering and horse head designs, color plate after Harrington Bird and 2

William R. Leigh (1866-1955), White Horse with Navajo Saddle, pastel and graphite on paper, 9 x 13 (sight), signed lower right: WR. LEIGH., Provenance: Private Collection, Arizona

Description: The Horse of the Desert by William Robinson Brown. Renowned at first printing for the author's exhaustive research on equines in the desert. Published by the Macmillan Company, large hard

Subject- Portraits of horses Overall- 12" x 14"

Venetian, 1st half 20th century Height 62 1/2" Width 34 3/4" Provenance: Mr. William C. Robinson Jr was master of foxhounds at the Sewickley Hunt Club and also was owner of the horse farms: "Far Away

"Teton Country" Jackson Hole Wyoming. Frame 16 1/2" x 20" Provenance: Mr. William C. Robinson Jr was master of foxhounds at the Sewickley Hunt Club and also was owner of the horse farms: "Far Away Far

Watercolor on paper, Wickenburg Gallery Label 16" x 20" Frame 19 1/2" x 25" Provenance: Mr. William C. Robinson Jr was master of foxhounds at the Sewickley Hunt Club and also was owner of the horse fa

Watercolor on paper, Wickenburg Gallery Label 11" x 17" Frame 21" x 27" Provenance: Mr. William C. Robinson Jr was master of foxhounds at the Sewickley Hunt Club and also was owner of the horse farms:

Late 19th century. Height 71" Provenance: Mr. William C. Robinson Jr was master of foxhounds at the Sewickley Hunt Club and also was owner of the horse farms: "Far Away Farm" Sewickley PA and "Lanes E