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19th C. European Genre painting,
needs restoration sight 20" H. x 16" W. |
19th C. European Genre painting,
needs restoration sight 20"H x 15 3/4" L. |
Early painting of the Virgin Mary
sight 10 3/4” H x 15” W. |
19th C. Mexican retablo (painting on tin) of the Holy Family, with God looking down from above the clouds. some minor paint loss. Sight 14”H x 9 7/8”W. |
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18th C. Latin American votive painting of St. Anthony of Padua. it is signed & dated “1760”, Mex. Puebla, the surname is not legible. Sight 24”H x 17 3/16”W. ozt. |
19th Century Latin American oil on canvas painting of St. Gabriel, or possibly St. Raphael & St. Michael,
sight size 25 3/8”H x 19 3/8” W. |
19th C. Latin American profile painting, of a high official of the church in full ecclesiastical garments, wearing a mitre, while carrying a crozier. The inscription in white pigment “ S.JMIG.DIO” (San Dionisio) is shown in the background with various buildings.There is paint loss to upper middle part of canvas and overall craculature which is typical of it’s age and wear. Sight 20 2/8” H x 15 3/8” W, o/c. |
19th C, Latin American, portrait of a high official of the church (St. Januarius) shown in profile, with the inscription in white pigment “S.Janu. Ariv.” (feast day September 19). The figure is shown wearing a mitre and red mantle with white under garments. He is carrying a crozier in one hand and an inkwell with quill pen in the other hand. Sight 20 2/16”H x 15 5/8”W. o/c. |
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1933 Chicago's World Fair A & P Food Map promotional piece for the fair signed by Louis Francher, sight size 32 5/8"H x 42 1/2"W, overall excellent condition with a few minor tears to the paper. . |
Original 1917 lithograph supporting the Second Liberty Loan, a national savings bond "Remember Your First Thrill of American Liberty ” Your Duty Buy United States Government Bonds 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917 Sackett & Wilhelms Corp. N. Y number 9 approx 20 x 30 inches. |
World War 1 poster “Must Children Die and Mothers Plead In Vain.” Buy More Liberty Bonds, Original, 1918 lithograph supporting the Fourth Liberty Loan, a national war bond initiative during the First World War. 40 x 30. Sackett & Wilhelms Corp. N.Y. |
Left; C. A.Villon, painting o/c Gypsy woman with tambourine 20”H x 6 3/4”. Right; C. A. Villon painting o/c Gypsy Woman holding a stringed musical instrument 20”H x 6 3/4” |
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Etching by Jack Bilander 1957, “Flower Girl” 9” H x 3” W. 37. |
15th C. Illuminated double sided leaf from the book of hours, penned on vellum with 15 lines in Latin. Sight size 5 3/16” H x 3 11/16 W |
19th Century Latin American carved wood sculpture (Santos) resembling St. John the Baptist. Condition: Several areas of wood and body loss. 27 1/2” H x 9 3/8”W. |
19th C. probably, Mexican retablo ex voto, folk art 150-250 painting on tin, which when painted tells the story of the sick or dying The painting was a way of expressing thanks for protection from a patron saint for answering their prayers. The painting is of a sick woman with Christ on the cross dying. there is a hole on the upper middle of painting probably to hang the ex-voto. Sight size 9”H x 14”W. |
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