Oil on canvas, signed lower left. 22" x 28" This biography from the Archives of AskART: Born in Waterville, New York, Charlotte Buell Coman was a prominent late 19th, early 20th-century landscape artist known for her tonalist paintings, especially with misty blue coloration. She was a key painter in bringing the Barbizon tradition from France to America...

Painted marriage ceritificate, watercolor on paper, portrait of Aleda Van Ryn, sampler by Aleda Van Ryn and a group of van Ryn family printed announcements, mostly 18th C. Hendrik Swartwout, husband, maried to Aleda Van Ryn, 10 December 1760. Her sampler is dated 1752. The portrait is not dated but circa 1775. Portrait is 12.5" x 10" and the watercolor is 8 3/4" x 13 1/4"--note the far end is cropped in the image and is whole. Minor tears.

En grisaille, oil on canvas. 14" x 9"

Of American interest, the origins of John Cooper remain somewhat mysterious. Most of his works are found in early American homes but he was not known to have ever left England. This small work is not typical, although the details of the faces are characteristic. Approx. 14" x 11"--circa 1725. Now in a black and gold period frame from my frame collection.

fully signed and dated 1943. 33.5" x 26.5" framed. Image is 21.5" x 15.5"

9" x 12" oil on artist board, fully signed and dated 1934.

Watercolor on paper. Washington Artist, BB Moore moved to Florida in the 1950's. This work dates from that perioid. Approx. 7" x 5" watercolor on paper and with full signature.

Painted on paper. Approx. 7" x 9"

oil on artist board, 25" x 18" and framed: 32" x 25" bears estate stamp. Biographical information for DeWitt McClellan Lockman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This biography from the Archives of AskART: The following is from Geoffrey Fleming, Director of the Bridge Hampton Historical Society in Bridgehampton, New York: DEWITT M. LOCKMAN, N.A. (1870-1957) Dewitt McClellan Lockman, N.A. (July 30, 1870-July 1, 1957)...

41" x 74" fireboard that serves beautifully as a decorative painting. Oil on wood. Probably French.