Country of Origin:France Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C.Antique Print of Woman on Gondola

Country of Origin:France Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C.Antique Print of Woman on Gondola   « Less

Height: 85 in. (215.90 cm) Width: 55 in. (139.70 cm) Depth: Country of Origin France Artist Anton Raphael Mengs (1728-1779) Condition Restored Year 18th C.  More »

Height: 85 in. (215.90 cm) Width: 55 in. (139.70 cm) Depth: Country of Origin France Artist Anton Raphael Mengs (1728-1779) Condition Restored Year 18th C. Description:Monumental oversized 18th century oil on canvas portrait of King Charles IV of Spain from 1788 until 1808. Painting is in ecellent condition and comes in its orginal and etravagant gold gilt wood with a brass label "Mengs."Anton Raphael Mengs (1728-1779) is noted for painting portriats of Charles the IV in the 18th century. Oil on canvas & gold gilt wood.   « Less

Country of Origin:France Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C.Pair of Bronze & Ivory Framed Paintings

Country of Origin:France Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C.Pair of Bronze & Ivory Framed Paintings   « Less

Country of Origin:France Condition:Ecellent Year:c. 1920Oil on canvas painting of clown with oversized bow tie.

Country of Origin:France Condition:Ecellent Year:c. 1920Oil on canvas painting of clown with oversized bow tie.   « Less

Height: 62 in. (157.48 cm) Width: 85 in. (215.9 cm) Depth: 3.5 in. (8.89 cm) Country of Origin:USA Artist:Lorenzo Condition:New Year:20th C. Description:Beautiful oil on  More »

Height: 62 in. (157.48 cm) Width: 85 in. (215.9 cm) Depth: 3.5 in. (8.89 cm) Country of Origin:USA Artist:Lorenzo Condition:New Year:20th C. Description:Beautiful oil on canvas painting depicting a 19th C. Parisian street scene signed Lorenzo in antique gold frame. This piece was painted as a pair with GS.9465 below.$12,000 for the pair or $6,500 each.   « Less

Height: 32 in. Width: 44 in. Depth: 3.5 in. Country of Origin:USA Artist: Condition:New Year:2009 Description:Beautiful giclée print on canvas of Marilyn Monroe . The  More »

Height: 32 in. Width: 44 in. Depth: 3.5 in. Country of Origin:USA Artist: Condition:New Year:2009 Description:Beautiful giclée print on canvas of Marilyn Monroe . The imagery depicts mied media regarding Marilyn Monroe including photography, newpaper articles and traditional painting.   « Less

A very nice Gesso Ornamented and Gold Painted Frame with a print of the Bishop. 19c. Condition:Excellent: with minor tear and wear.

A very nice Gesso Ornamented and Gold Painted Frame with a print of the Bishop. 19c. Condition:Excellent: with minor tear and wear.   « Less

Antique Hand-colored engraving entitled "In His Majesty’s Collection" published in 1812 by Chamberlaine. Antique Hand-Colored Engraving of a Woman Entitled. "In His  More »

Antique Hand-colored engraving entitled "In His Majesty’s Collection" published in 1812 by Chamberlaine. Antique Hand-Colored Engraving of a Woman Entitled. "In His Majesty's Collection". " published in 1812 by Chamberlaine. there is a plate # X at upper right. Holbein in LL & Facius SC LR. John Chamberlaine. Imitations of Original Drawings by Hans Holbein in the Collection of his Majesty. London: W. Bulmer, 1792. Bequest of Rev. Samuel Preston, 1804. Image: 4.5” X 6.5”, paper size 9 3/4” X 13 3/4”..   « Less

Modern OIL PAINTING on heavy paper by accomplished New Mexico artist. 11" X 11", in original frame, 14" X 14"..

Modern OIL PAINTING on heavy paper by accomplished New Mexico artist. 11" X 11", in original frame, 14" X 14"..   « Less

From "In His Majesty's Collection" published in 1812 by John Chamberlaine. "Holbein" printed in lower left and "Cooper" printed in lower right. "PL. IV." (Plate #4) printed  More »

From "In His Majesty's Collection" published in 1812 by John Chamberlaine. "Holbein" printed in lower left and "Cooper" printed in lower right. "PL. IV." (Plate #4) printed in upper right. Imitations of Original Drawings by Hans Holbein in the Collection of his Majesty. We have found out that this striking plate is hand-colored in a minimalist style, only in certain places; for the most part the colors are printed directly from the copper plates, some on pink paper. This kind of color printing, still in its early stages of development, was just as laborious as hand coloring, since the various colored inks were daubed onto the copper plate by hand with each impression pulled. Nevertheless it was an important step in the development of mechanical color printing with separate plates for each color, which took place in the 19th century. This is surely a page of one of the first books with color printing to reach America. We have been informed that this page is from a book published between 1792 and 1800 in 14 parts “Imitations of Original Drawings by Hans Holbein, in the Collection of His Majesty (Geo.III) for the Portraits of Illustrious Persons of the Court of Henry VIII”. There were some 84 plates in the book, 72 of them identified (even though a number of them incorrectly). There were 12 unidentified portraits. This one is of an unidentified man. The original engravings were done by Bertolozzi, except for three done by Metz one by C. Knight – none by “Cooper” whose name appears on this print. This is a reprint of one of the Bertolozzi engravings. Antique Hand-Colored Engraving of a European Gentleman by Hans Holbien Published by John Chamberlain in a Volume Entitled. "In His Majesty's Collection", Original Antique Hand-Colored Engraving, Image: 4.5” X 6.75”, Paper: 9.5” X 13.75” (approx.).   « Less