A VERY RARE MAXFIELD PARRISH HAND COLORED PRINT C. 1909

As documented verso by Stephen Hutak, owner of The Dream Gardner, authorities on Maxfield Parrish, this print, described as a Platinum Print, is one of only 25 of its type printed by Dodge Publishing

Maxfield Parrish prints (3), Lady Violetta and The Knave of Hearts, c.1925, Lady Violetta About to Make the Tarts, c.1925 & Arabian Nights, c.1909, all VG/Exc cond, up to 13.5"H x 11.5"W.

Rare 19th C Currier & Ives Hand Colored Print Entitled "Brave Boy Of The Waxhaws." Depicts a young Andrew Jackson being struck by a British officer's sword after having been taken prisoner and ordered

2 Rare Early Victorian Tinsel Decoupage Actor Prints circa 1840 each depicting actors in costume, with each cut-out and hand colored print or drawing applied with tinsel and metal foil, "Mr C Hill as

The two late 1920s examples are found in mint condition with great color and displayed in an exceptional hand made frame of later vintage by The Dream Gardner. Stephen Hutak, owner of The Dream Gardne

Pair of very Rare c. 1799 Hand Colored Engravings by John Murphy (1748-1820) after Salvator Rosa. John Murphy was a Mezzotint engraver (chiefly of historical and Scriptural subjects), print publisher;

Group of five nice views of Western U.S. scenes, hand colored prints produced by various western artist. Prints include “Plate 37" from George Catlin’s “The North American Indians&#8

SANFORD DE JONGE AKA R. ATKINSON FOX (1860-1935) Manner of Maxfield Parrish, colored print, signed in plate. Contained in original frame under glass. Conditionp; no visible defects. 18x30.

Two rare hand colored prints by David Roberts, R. F Haghe Lith. Published by F.G Moon. 20 Threadneedle St. March 1st 1847 and August 1st 1846. The first "View under the Portico of Temple of Edflou-Upp

Good condition with general wear - approximately 11" x 32"

Asaph Willard, (6) hand-colored prints, 19th c., "Adjectives", "Participles", "Adverbs", "Articles", "Adjective", and "Preposition", from The Paths of Learning Strewed with Flowers or English Grammar

Four hand colored Chinese prints, c.1900. Frame: 12" x 11" Prints: 10 1/4" x 9". Probably from pages in a book, there is a fold line down the middle.

Pair of Antique Framed French Hand Colored Fashion Prints c. 1783. In gold wood framed, green velvet mats, under glass. In fame each 19 1/2"x15"x1/2". Weight combined 5 Pds. PROVENANCE: The Estate of

Appears to be a period print in its original frame. Signed in plate lower right. Framed size 33 1/2" x 21 1/2"

Two small size prints titled Daybreak, a small print titled Dreaming, and a fourth print circa 1930s, all in original framing. Measures 14.75 x 22.75 and 7 x 11 and 7 x 11.25 and 7.25 x 11.5 inches. W

Maxfield Parrish print, Rubaiyat, for C.A. Crane-Cleveland, in orig wood frame, Exc cond, 9.5"H x 32"W.

For your consideration is gorgeous and rare antique hand-colored photo print (gelatin silver) titled "Sunbeams!" from circa the 1920's, and hand-signed by Percy Murray (17.25x12.75). The artist Murray

For your consideration is gorgeous and rare antique hand-colored photo print (gelatin silver) titled "Apple Blossom Time" from circa the 1920's, and hand-signed by Percy Murray (17.25x12.75). The arti

For your consideration is gorgeous and rare antique hand-colored photo print (gelatin silver) titled "Teasels" from circa the 1920's, and hand-signed by Percy Murray (17.25x12.75). The artist Murray (

Mark Catesby (American/British, 1682-1749) hand colored engraving print, "Frutex &c", Viper Aquatica, Plate 43, signed with Catesby stamp. From the Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama

Maxfield Parrish miniature print from 1909. The Pied Piper. Printed on the bottom Is Reproduction of Famous Painting by Maxfield Parrish in Buffet Palace Hotel, San Francisco. In the original frame. T

Two period hand colored prints, numbered 220-c and 150-d. Dimensions: Sight for each is 12 1/2" x 8 1/4", the frames are 20" x 15 1/2".

LOT (50) JAMES SOWERBY (ENGLISH 1757-1822), HAND COLORED ENGRAVED BOTANICAL PRINTS, C.1793-1807. 9 1/8 X 5 3/8"

Henry Robert Morland (c. 1719-1797). The Oyster Woman. The Letter Woman. Pair of hand-colored mezzotint prints, London, c. 1769-1775. 13 1/2" x 9 3/4".