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“Venice” by Walter Blackman
(American 1847-1928) o/c,
sight 19 3/8”H x 29 1/4” W.
Signed lower right corner. |
Young Beauty in Red Cap” by Federico Mario Ciappa ( Italian, 19th-20th century): o/c, sight 10” H x 8” W (stretcher). Original deeply carved three part gilt wood frame. |
“Farmyard on a Breezy Day” by Morgan: o/c sight 12” H x 16”.
Signed Morgan on lower right. |
Judd Gallet “Victorian men & women conversing on beach”.
o/c signed |
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“Blowing Bubbles” by Andreas Pedersen, oil on board 21 1/2” H
x 15 1/2” W. |
Pastoral landscape painting with three figures admiring a castle across the water, by Otto Ritter Von Thoren (Austrian, (1828-1889) signed lower right” oil on copper, sight 15 5/16 H x 11 3/16” W. Presented in original gilt wood frame with a wide sgraffito liner and bowed glass |
“Cherry Tree in Winter” by Depy Adams (North Carolina)oil on board, 10 1/2”H x 13 1/2”W Presented in a deep gilt wood molding with wide lit liner. |
“Decorative Still Life of Fruit” 20th C. o/c, signed Van Muegal,
24” H x 36” W. |
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“Abstract Composition” by Baruj Salinas (Cuban/American, Born 1935: watercolor gouache and mixed media on paper,
sight 17” H x 22 3/8” W. |
“Mother & Child” by Paul Nash (English 1889-1946) a surrealist painter, war artist and photographer who “played a key role in the development of Modernism in English art”. Lithograph printed in four colors, sight 16 1/2” H x 12 3/8” W. Signed and numbered “197/200” in pencil in its lower margin. |
T. Seawell “The Street”
lithograph sign/numb |
T. Seawell “Rides” lithograph, sight 20 3/4” x 32” W sign/numbered 25/32. |
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John Hoylan sign & numbered lithograph sight 36” H x 24” W
signed & dated 1979. |
T. Seawell “ Theater II” lithograph,
sight,18 1/2” H x 14 3/8” W
signed & numbered 27/40. |
19th C. Boats in Harbor o/panel signed Georges sight 5 13/16 H x 8 4/8, 19th C. Boats in Harbor o/panel sign. Georges
sight 5 7/8 H x 8 7/16” W |
Dated 1879 Meyer Straus landscape, oil on academy board
sight 5” H x 15” W. |
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