Oil on canvas, approx. 24 3/4" x 29 1/4"--Oil on canvas, framed, approx. 32.5" x 36.5". Prov.: Collection of Frederick W. Schumacher, Columbus Museum of Art, as attribted to Johannes Lingelbach, Dutch 1622-1674 and bearing old signature of Lingelbach. An art historian in Holland has suggested an attribution of Jan Griffier as more plauasible.

River landscape approx. 19" x 22.5" canvas and 27" x 30" in the early 18th C frame.

Approx. 41.5" x 33.5" oil on canvas and with a Lely-style frame.

Oil on panel, 15 1/8" x 21 1/4", traces of signature, lower right.

Oil on canvas, signed lower right. 32" x 50" canvas size. Approx. 42" x 60" in the original frame.

Oil on mahogany panel, signed lower left, approx. 19.5" x 29.5"

Oil on oak panel, When Paulus Potter died of tuberculosis before he was thirty years old, he had already profoundly influenced the way animals are depicted in European art. Potter created portraits of animals, making them his picture's focus, not just a backdrop for human action. The precocious son of a painter, his first dated work is from 1640. He entered Delft's Guild of Saint Luke in 1646 and later moved to The Hague...

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.

oil on mahogany panel, 7" x 9.5" fully singed and dated 1866 and with authenticating statement, on back of panel. Now framed.

Oil on canvas. 14" x 18" canvas size, 18" x 23" framed. 18th Century painting.

Oil on canvas, priced unframed, 18" x 14"--circa 1910.

13" x 9" oil on wood panel, singed lower right A. Y. de Heeden (sp?)