| Lot | Sale Price | ||
| 201 |  |
HOLMES, Ethel Greenough, (American, 1879-): Panoramic river landscape, O/B, 19 1/2'' x 26 1/2'', signed lower right, encased in original gilt frame, has a Plaza Art Gallery located in Missouri framing label affixed verso. Condition - Needs cleaning, several paint chips, paint flaking in the upper left corner. | 150 |
| 205 |  |
MALICK, Donald L., (American, 20th C): African landscape with termite mound and vultures soaring, O/C, 15'' x 30'', signed lower right, encased in wooden frame, 38'' x 22 3/4''. Malick is a contemporary wild life artist, in particular bird artist, regarded as being in the top percentile of living nature artist, has worked for Audubon Magazine, National Geographic, and extensively illustrated the Birds of Colorado, published by the Denver Museum of National History. | 100 |
| 210 |  |
19TH C. AMERICAN SCHOOL NEW ENGLAND COASTAL SCENE: O/Academy Board, 18'' x 24'', faint signature lower left, encased in period embossed gilt molding with some wear. Condition - Needs cleaning, small scrape in center, several small scrapes throughout, small paint chip in right margin, craquelure in left middle. | 175 |
| 211 |  |
GROPPER, William, (American, 1897-1978): ''Pike's Peak'' done in 1955, W/C/Gouache on hand-woven paper laid down, 13 3/4'' x 11 3/4'', signed lower left, ACA Galleries affixed verso with artist and title. | 375 |
| 216 |  |
REID, Albert T., (American, 1873-1955): ''Commerce Starts on the Chisolm Trail'', W/C, sight size 9'' x 21'', signed lower left, information regarding the Chisolm Trail is affixed in the margin of the painting and information on the artist is affixed in an envelope verso. Condition - Abrasion in upper left corner, minor staining in the sky, small pinpoint color loss in the upper right regarding the Chisolm Trail is affixed in the margin of the painting and information on the artist is affixed in an envelope verso. Condition - Abrasion in upper left corner, minor staining in the sky, small pinpoint color loss in the upper right corner. Reid was a cartoon illustrator and teacher, exhibited at the Panama Pacific Exhibition and was with WPA. | 350 |
| 218 |  |
TORAN, Alfonso, (American, 1896-): Pair of Oriental still lifes, O/Masonite, 10'' x 8'', one is signed lower right and the other lower left, encased in later embossed gilded frames. Condition - Needs cleaning. | 100 |
| 219 |  |
HARE, John, (American, 20th C): Dockside scene with boats and figures, W/C, sight size 16 1/4'' x 12'', signed lower right. Condition - Some faint spotted staining in the sky. | 550 |
| 231 |  |
19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL HARVEST SCENE WITH CORN SHOCKS IN THE BACKGROUND AND A BASKET FULL OF CORN IN A WHEELBARROW IN THE FOREGROUND: O/C, 18'' X 24'', no visible signature, encased in original oak frame with gilded trim with some wear, 26'' x 32''. | 400 |
| 234 |  |
WEBER, Otis, (American, 19/20th C): Clipper ships by moonlight, W/C, sight size 17'' x 25'', signed lower left, encased in a period wood and gilt trimmed molding with wear, 26'' x 34''. | 275 |
| 235 |  |
AMERICAN IMPRESSIONIST MIDWESTERN AUTUMNAL FOREST LANDSCAPE WITH BIRCHES ALONG A PATH, (Circa 1930): O/C, 18'' x 26'', no visible signature, but marked in pencil on the stretcher verso ''Mrs. E.A. Schroeder'', encased in a period gilded molding with wear. | 150 |
| 239 |  |
MINIATURE W/C ON CELLULOID OF A QUEEN/ROYALTY: 2 3/8'' diameter, signed lower left Savoy? | 100 |
| 250 |  |
KONG, Ong Boon, (Taiwan, 20th C): Two tigers in a landscape, W/C, 53 3/4'' x 28 3/4''. Condition - Chop mark lower left margin and lower right, crease in upper left corner. The artist was flown from Singapore to the U.S. and commissioned to paint several paintings for a local businessman and entrepreneur several decades ago. | 300 |
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