Lithograph, "The Yankee Tar", American Naval
J. Baillie, New York
Lithograph titled "The Yankee Tar" published by J. Baillie of New York, highlighted in blue, in period frame, toning, foxing, and tears on outermost edge.
Dimensions: 15.5 by 11.75-inch frame, 13.5 by 9.75-inch sight-size.
$535
604-25
Pair of Colored Aquatints from The Hudson River Portfolio c.1821-25
View from Fishkill Looking to West Point
View of Newburgh
John Hill after Wm. Guy Wall
Margins trimmed-title moved up
Dimensions: 15 by 22-inches.
$3,465
659-6
Pair of Constructed & Cut Lithographs
Emile Pierre Desmaisons
French
19th Century
A pair of framed hand colored lithographs by Emile Pierre Desmaisons (France / 1812 -1880), cut and constructed to create a three-dimensional effect with dried grasses added to enhance the illusion, each portraying a mother and child in a bucolic setting, framed and in oval mats, very good.
Dimensions of both: 16.5 by 18.75-inch frames, 9 by 11.5-inch sight-sizes.
$3,475
663-1
Stipple Engraving
William Hogarth Self Portrait (1697-1764)
Benjamin Smith (Died 1833)
John Boydell (1720-1804)
Josiah Boydell (1752-1817)
Painted by William Hogarth-Engraved by Benj. Smith
William Hogarth
"From the Original Picture in the Collection of John & Josiah Boydell.
Published June 4. 1795, by J&J Boydell, N'90 Cheapfide; & at the
Shakespeare Gallery, Pall Mall."
This engraved portrait of Hogarth is from a 1795 collection of the artists prints.
A vertical fold is barely seen at the right third of the art, there is an inked inscription above the plate mark, in script, that reads "No 1 large", light soiling, foxing and toning. Please know that the work was properly mounted and framed by Perry Hopf. (Plate size: 15.5 by 11.75-inches; frame 20.75 by 26.25-inches; view area: 16 b6 21.75-inches.)
$1,185
843-71
HORSE RACE PRINT
Lady Thorn and American Girl
Boston, Haskell & Allen
1872
As depicted, famous fast mares, acknowledged rivals of the American trotting turf, are to be afforded an opportunity of deciding the disputed question of superiority of speed on Long Island. Mr. CHAMBERS, of the Fashion Course, has offered a purse of $2,500 for a race between them". Long Island, NY, May 4th, 1869.
Good color with traces of old glue residue on margin; toning in area of title-both imperfections resultant of matt, now removed.
(Frame: 31.5 x 25.5 inches; view: 27.5 x 21.5 inches.)
$1,275
492-15
Lithograph of a Dairy Maid and Cows
Circa 19th Century
Dimensions: 14 by 11-inches.
Price: $35
576-77
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