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Architectural Drawing by Hugh Casson to Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt
Original architectural drawing, signed and inscribed, “For Alfred Eisenstaedt”, London, November 14, 1951.
Architectural Drawing by Hugh Casson to Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt. This drawing, presented to the photographer,was done at an interesting time: Casson, an architect who had spent the war in the Camouflage Service had become Architecture Director for the successful 1951 Festival of Britain, and on the date of this drawing... Read More
Price: $500
Nineteenth Century Chinese Water-Color Drawing on Rice Paper of a Food Vendor dressed in Blue Tunic and Gray Pants satnding...
Japanese text along right margin. Read More
Price: $400
Nineteenth Century Chinese Water-Color Drawing on Rice Paper of a Man dressed in a blue tunic nd gray pants, carrying...
Japanese text along right margin. Read More
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Nineteenth Century Chinese Water-Color Drawing on Rice Paper of a Man dressed in a blue tunic and gray pants, carrying...
Japanese text along right margin. Read More
Price: $400
Nineteenth Century Chinese Water-Color Drawing on Rice Paper of a Man dressed in a blue tunic and gray pants, carrying...
Japanese text along right margin. Read More
Price: $400
Original pen and ink drawing of the ship “Illinois” with annotation on verso of “Hilton Head Expedition”...
1860's. From the well-known collection of American Artists' letters, manuscripts and rare printed items formed by Professor E. Maurice Bloch. Read More
Price: $250
Original John Clay Watercolor Greeting to Carrie Donovan
Original watercolor greeting card to Carrie Donovan, signed and inscribed by fashion artist John Clay.
n.p: n.d. Original John Clay Watercolor Greeting to Carrie Donovan. A delightful card, the front showing the watercolor of a rural-clad child gazing a group of mannikins; the verso showing a number of eyes which look down upon two young (Parsons?) art students, the drawings suggesting Donovan's progress in the... Read More
Price: $250
Coaching pencil drawing heightened in watercolor, stopping at Coaching Inn.
English: c 1900. Read More
Price: $450
An original pen-and-ink drawing of a four-in-hand coaching scene "Hill to the Downs. 'Done Up!'"
np: nd [ca. 1880]. This anonymous, English drawing, captioned "The Hill to the Downs.– 'Done Up!'", shows a a double deck omnibus loaded with passengers, apparently making its way from London to the races at Epsom Downs. The right wheeler does not want to start, the guard is standing beside... Read More
Price: $450
Mrs. J. H. Ewing, From the Portrait by Frederick Hollyer.
[c. 1900]. Cole, Herbert (1867-1930). According to Houfe, Herbert Cole was an important artist, known for his work as a draughtsman, illustrator, engraver and designer of bookplates. His work, using either “a flamboyant art nouveau style or …comic illustrations”, appeared in many magazines in the last decade of the nineteenth... Read More
Price: $500
The Witching Hour, Issue 20 Page 1.
DC Comics Inc, May 1972. The Witching Hour was an American comic book anthology focusing on stories of horror and the supernatural. The stories were hosted and introduced by three witches, based on Macbeth's Weird Sisters and the archetypal Maiden/Mother/Crone characterization. This first page shows the three witches, Morded, Mildred... Read More
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Green Lantern Volume 2 168, page 8 “A Ring of Endless Might!”.
DC Comics Inc, September 1983. Comic Synopsis: Green Lantern must fight Kaylark, who has made herself empress of her home-world with her improved power ring. "Green Lantern Vol 2 168." DC Database. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2015. Page Synopsis: Kaylark has become mad with power as new empress of... Read More
Price: $350
The Witching Hour Vol 1 17, page 1 "The Little Witch Went to College"
DC Comics Inc, November 1971. The Witching Hour was published for 85 issues from February-March 1969 to October 1978. The beginning of each of the comics featured three witches ‘hosting’ the tales in a similar fashion to Macbeth’s Weird Sisters. The three witches, based on the archetypes of Maiden/Mother/Crone, Cynthia... Read More
Price: $500
Action Comics Issue 550, page 7 "The Day the Earth Exploded"
DC Comics Inc, December 1983. Action Comics is an American comic book series that introduced Superman as one of the first major superhero characters. Read More
Price: $120
Adventure Comics Vol 1 494, page 3 "Contract on a Champ!"
DC Comics Inc, December 1982. This page is from Adventure Comics, one of DC's longest running titles, featuring a retelling of the Challengers of the Unknown. Page Synopsis: A boxer named Rocky has been drugged and unable to fight well. Read More
Price: $100
Adventure Comics, Issue 494 page 7.
DC Comics Inc, Decemeber 1982. This page is from Adventure Comics, one of DC's longest running titles, featuring a retelling of the Challengers of the Unknown. Read More
Price: $150
Adventure Comics, The Challengers of the Unknown. Issue 493 page 2 "When Destiny Calls"
DC Comics Inc, November 1982. Read More
Price: $100
Adventure Issue 494 page 5 "Contract on a Champ!"
DC Comics Inc, December, 1982. Read More
Price: $100
Challengers of the Unknown Issue 73 page 5 "The Curse of the Killer Time Forgot"
DC Comics Inc, May 1970. The Challengers of the Uknown is a group of fictional characters in comic books created by DC. The quartet of adventures explored science fiction and apparent paranormal occurrences and faced fantastic menaces. Read More
Price: $100
Challengers of the Unknown Issue 74 page 3 "To Call a Deadman"
DC Comics Inc, July 1970. The Challengers of the Uknown is a group of fictional characters in comic books created by DC. The quartet of adventures explored science fiction and apparent paranormal occurrences and faced fantastic menaces. Read More
Price: $100
Challengers of the Unknown Issue 74 page 4 "To Call a Deadman"
DC Comics Inc, July 1970. The Challengers of the Unknown is a group of fictional characters in comic books created by DC. The quartet of adventures explored science fiction and apparent paranormal occurences and faced fantastic menaces. Read More
Price: $100
Challengers of the Unknown Issue 74 page 7 "To Call a Deadman"
DC Comics Inc, July 1970. The Challengers of the Uknown is a group of fictional characters in comic books created by DC. The quartet of adventures explored science fiction and apparent paranormal occurrences and faced fantastic menaces. Read More
Price: $100