Four English Prints - Ornithological & City Scenes

Four English Prints - Ornithological & City Scenes. Two bird prints that are matted in marble paper and silk type, two antique English city scenes also matted. Larger measures 18 by 21 inches.

Description: A group of four early 1950s silver gelatin print photgraphs Philadelphia night scenes, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art. These photographs are by R.R. LaPelle, father of Rodger La

Framed under glass 14.5" x 17.5" wide.

Terry McKivregan, set of four English landscape and figural scenes, signed and numbered prints, to include titles "Temple Island, Henley", "The Angel, Henley", Polo in Windsor Park", "Windsor Castle",

Terry McKivregan, set of four English landscape and figural scenes, signed and numbered prints, to include the following titles: "The Umpire's Launch", The Bridge at Henley", "Between Chukkas", etc,&n

Jody Zellen CITY LANDSCAPE, 1999. Manipulated photograph; Together with Artists Unidentified ABSTRACTS, four ink drawings on paper, each 6 x 4”; CITY SCENE, black & white print; Together with Ti

Antique scenes of European life, including English and French portraits of ladies, hand-colored maps of European cities, interior scenes, Harper's Weekly prints, cityscapes and landscapes, etc. Approx

ENGLISH HALCYON DAYS ENAMEL SMALL BOXES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising five New York City scenes, four being limited edition examples including Rockefeller Plaza at Christmas, Scully & Scully 75th Annivers

Group of four unframed ornithological etchings after Prideaux John Selby (English, 1788-1867), each laid down on paper, one matted, comprising: a Gooseander, Female; a Scaup Duck; a Sparrow Hawk, Male

Group of four unframed and unmatted ornithological etchings from "Illustrations of British Ornithology" after Prideaux John Selby (English, 1788-1867), each laid down on paper, comprising: an Eider, F

Group of four unframed and unmatted ornithological etchings after Prideaux John Selby (English, 1788-1867), each laid down on paper, comprising: Four Birds: Tithy's Redstarts, Alpine Accentor, Great B

Group of four unframed and unmatted ornithological etchings after Prideaux John Selby (English, 1788-1867), each laid down on paper, two partially colored, comprising: Plovers; a Sanderling; a Cinereo

"The City of Philadelphia" hand tinted lithograph by Currier and Ives, nine loose mid 19th century engravings of Philadelphia scenes, and four framed prints of Philadelphia locales and Washington D.C.

Four prints after David Robert (English, 1796-1864) depicting scenes from drawings by Roberts during his travels in 1838-1839 through Egypt and the Holy Land, including: Statues of Memnon at Thebes, T

Set of Four Vintage Colored Prints of Parisian Street Scenes, 20th c., signed "J.L." in the plate, framed, H.- 7 1/8 in., W.- 11 7/8 in.

Three folders of assorted decorative prints, including very varied subjects such as art, New York City, English and European scenes, dead Presidents, etc. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC.

Set of four English prints of Lord Nelson's "Battle of the Nile", by Robert Dodd, in sequence; "The Attack at Sunset", "At 10 O'clock", "Near Midnight", and "Ensuing Morning", each framed with reverse

London Bridge, 1796, Published by J. Walker, 5.5 x 7 inches, sight. A steel engraving of The Tower, London, and two others.

2 prints, Joseph Pennell & Benton, print, city scene, signed Joseph Pennell, 12" by 7.75" (art only) &n print, donkey cart, Lonesome Road (marked "Repro"), by Thomas Hart Benton, 8" by 10"

Framed Art Print City Scene. Michel Delacroix Reproduction Artwork. Artwork depicts French city street with people walking. Framed in a gold toned metal frame with carved floral details, with white to

Framed Print City scene - Measures 34" x 42"

Blown Glass and Pewter Overlay 1/2L. Four city scenes of Nurnberg. Albrecht Dürer finial. Gooseman thumblift. Glass liner replaced.

Four English Handcolored Prints of Butterflies, one signed and dated in plate JA. Harris Sculp. 1795, with French mats and giltwood frames. Note: English/French language texts on verso in pockets Two:

Group of Four English Gaming Prints. English, 1772-1796. Including prints by Gillray, Woodward, and Kay. Two hand-colored prints, “Two Penny Whist" and “A Nottingham Card Party." All in good to ve