Catalog: Fine Art: Drawings (27)

Oval of a couple in a landscape,, likely Swiss signed B Koller, vinfelt 1796. In custom mat and frame.

Charcoal on laid paper, approx 12.5" x 15" signed lower left. View of the SW, likely aRIZONA. Provenance: Kennedy Galleries, NYC.

5.5" x 8 1/4" pencil on paper, Provenance Kennedy Galleries, NYC, signed lower right.

22" x 15" in the frames. Fine pair of calligrapghic profile portraits, watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1791. Pair of Revolutionary portraits. Bernard was renowned for creating such profiles of aristocratic French personages in this period.

15.5"x10" drawing of Saye's Court previously owned by John Evelyn. Bio for AskArt: Hughson Hawley was a self-taught watercolorist, theater-set designer and specialist in painting cathedral interiors. He was born in Brighton, England, and began his career by painting sets for the Theatre Royal in his hometown and, later, for the theater at Stratford-on-Avon, where his father was the town librarian...

13.5"x 11" image only,signed C.M.

9"x12," Bio from Askart: Charles E. Waltensperger began sketching at a very young age, this continued as he worked as an elevator operator for the Detroit Free Press. There he kept a sketch tablet with him, drawing his passengers. One model, William E...

Graphite on paper, unsigned, but known to be Wagner since bought in a group of Wagner drawings.Bio from ask art.com: A native of Pennsylvania, Frederick Wagner was a painter of impressionist urban scenes, often views of Philadelphia. His many cityscapes including views of bridges and skyscapes were a distinct genre in the United States at the turn of the 20th century, and he began these subjects as early as 1906. The suggestion of many of his...

5.5" x 7" pencil or graphite on paper. Unsigned. I bought this in a group of works by Wagner and know it to be Wagner based upon the provenance. Bio from ask art.com: A native of Pennsylvania, Frederick Wagner was a painter of impressionist urban scenes, often views of Philadelphia. His many cityscapes including views of bridges and skyscapes were a distinct genre in the United States at the turn of the 20th century, and he began these subjects as early as 1906...

Red wash ink on laid paper. Frame size 20" x 13".

11" x 8 1/4" Italian chalk drawing bears date 1618

8 3/4" x 6 3/4" bearing collector's stamp Pen and inkwash on laid paper.

Brown ink on laid paper, approx. 9" x 11 7/8"--signed verso: "J. Cootwyk, fecit"--the artist is listed in Benezit as an engraver and jeweler. Currently unframed.

Black charcoal and ink on laid paper, having unknown early collector's stamp. Provenance: Salanter/O'Reilly Gallery, NYC. Lamentation. Approx. 9" x 10 3/4"

Image size, 5 1/4" x 8"--brown ink wash on laid paper. Note repaired tear in middle of work visible in my image.

Pencil on laid paper, 13" x 11"--bearing inscription verso: Nicholas Coypel.

Ink drawing of Eleanor Roosevelt, on paper, signed and with title and satirical profile inset. 11.5" x 7 1/4"

Charcoal and pastel on laid paper, approx. 12" x 9"An expatriate painter, noted for figure painting of peasants as well as Classical, Biblical scenes, mythology subjects, and still lifes, William Babcock was born in Boston, Massachusetts but lived most of his life in France. In 1847, he became one of the first Americans to study with Thomas Couture in Paris. He then went to the village of Barbizon where, along with other American artists, he did peasant genre paintings...