A decorative and colorful 19th C., Am. watercolor theorem painting, in its period frame, 19" x 15 1/4".
Circa 1830, New England watercolor portrait of a young gentleman, beautifully rendered in the original black painted oval frame. In verso is a familial inscription. The frame measures 6" high by 4 3/4" wide.
19th Century watercolor imaginary pastoral scene, American, in its original period frame, 17 1/2" x 13 1/4". Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy. All original condition.
A rare Yale University treasure for its alumni...part of the original Yale fence used to frame late 19 th C. etchings of the campus and buildings, frame : 29" x 15 1/2".
Rare, 18th C. New England watercolor portrait of a seated lady wearing a blue dress, in an early grain painted frame. The young woman wears her mid 18th C. dress with elongated bodice, terminating in a low V, set into a skirt of folds or bunches, suggesting a domed hoop underneath. Her upright posture is typical of the period from wearing long waisted stays or corset. Her hair is pulled back tight with a small lace cap in mid 18th C. style. In verso is a delicate drawing by the artist of this woman showing through a cut aperture in the pit sawn backboard. Frame measures 10 1/4" x 8 1/4".
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Late 17th or 18th Century European carved saint, made of wood, which was gessoed and finely painted with exquisite detail. The eyes were made of glass, probably Italian origin.
Early 19th Century American still life painting of fruit, oil on canvas in its original molded and gilded frame.
Pair of fine New York State portraits, circa 1760, oil on canvas, in the original carved, gessoed, gilded and painted frames. These masterfully executed painting depict the afflent couple in their elegant attire. The frame meaures
37" high nd 32" wide.
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