WPA Era Small Town Regionalist Charcoal Drawing

Unknown artist. Appears unsigned. Similar in style to Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood, etc. Probably late 1920's, early 1930's. Depression era drawing, possibly in the Midwest, 20 x 16 in (sight), 27 x

Art,Drawing,Charcoal,Adolf Dehn Cowboys "Arthur Murphy San Francisco",Small illustration sketch by noted American WPA era artist Adolf Dehn.,,7 3/4H_10 1/2W

WPA era charcoal drawing of a Working Man. Old typed label on back stating that it was a gift from John Garth, likely the early 20c. artist. From a San Francisco Collection. Paper Size 24” x 16&

11 x 8 in. Charcoal on paper

This is by Alice Harold Murphy a renowned female artist known for her accurate social realist lithographic scenes during the 30's and 40's. She is in many museum collections and private collections. T

WPA American Artist Regionalist railroad train yard signed. Oil on masonite; small town with train yard; WPA; SLR; Bill Forget, possibly pseudonym; 27 x 43" framed.

Margaret Wehrley (Wisconsin, early 20th c.) Works Project Administration (WPA) era Regionalist oil on canvas painting titled "Fishing Shanty Algoma, Wis" depicting men working at a cabin situated alon

Two (2) American scene watercolor on paper landscape paintings. 1st item: Leon Moore (American, 20th Century) rural landscape depicting a house on a hill by a lake, powerlines along a road in the fore

Iver Rose, American, 1899-1972, Homeless Men on Park Benches, WPA-era, c. 1935, charcoal on buff paper, signed. (QPRNT8003) (TC) Dimensions: 12x14.25, framed 23x24.5

Two (2) Works Progress Administration-era regionalist prints. 1st item: James Edmund Allen (American/New York/Louisiana, 1894-1964) lithograph on paper titled "Heavy Plowing" depicting two horses and

Vintage Industrial Era Charcoal Drawing , Factory. size: 27.5h x 19l with frame: 36.5 x 28l

Small charcoal drawing on thin brownish-green wove paper, field with single haystack, signed (Claude Monet*, 1840-1926). 3 1/2 x 5 3/8 inches. Vertical crease to sheet, otherwise good condition overal

Oakley E. Richey Indiana (1902-1971) WPA Era Regionalist figure study for the mural of Work, Fera building, Indiana State Fair, 1934 graphite on paper labeled verso. From the archives of AskArt: A pai

Vintage, American School WPA era, regionalist primitive style western landscape painting. Painting is o/c, is unsigned, and is in a wood frame. Measures: Sight: 19 3/4" x 30 3/4": Frame: 23" x 33 3/4"

WPA Era. Charcoal and oil stick on paper. Circa 1930s. Signed lower right. 9 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches (sight). Framed. 17 x 21 inches (overall).

Published Harold Rabinovitz WPA era Depression drawing NY soup kitchenactory Workers Eating. Five social realist figures in an interior with factory beyond, 1936 illustrated in the Rabinovitz catalogu

Harold Rabinovitz WPA Era Depression Drawing NY Unemployed, three Social Realist figures in an alley, titled Unemployed, 1936, illustrated on p172 as inventory 68A of the Rabinovitz catalogue raisonne

Oil on canvas board 24 x 20 in., 27 x 23 in. (framed)

Three (3) Robert von Neumann (Wisconsin/Germany, 1888-1976) works on paper. 1st item: Fishing scene etching titled "The Anglers" depicting two fishermen viewed from behind and flanking a blasted tree.

A very good American Regionalist / WPA era painting. The scene depicts a garment district (likely NY) scene with a full cast of characters. The work is oil/canvas and is housed in an artist-constructe

Henry Gasser, NJ Artist, Town Street Cafeteria Charcoal Drawing. Signed: H Gasser. Framed. size: 11.5 x 15.5 matte, 18 x 22 outside of frame

American Southwest Regionalist, WPA, signed initialed and dated 1929 on the stop sign,, 18x24”, 25 x 31”,

Langenbach 1981 Pointillism Ships at bay drawing with small town on shore / ocean front SizeL 22 x 30

"Have You Got Any Brains Today," American Realist School drawing, WPA artist, charcoal or crayon and graphite on paper, signed lower right, notated on the reverse. Image: 18" H X 18.25" W; frame: 25"