AMERICAN JEWESS - The magazine for the Jewish woman,

Rita Gombinski 1919-2015 Jewish American, Oil Painting Abstract Figures, Family. size: 8.5 x 11 matte, 17.25 x 21 outside frame. Google: ABOUT THE ARTIST: Rita Gombinski (Jewish American woman artist)

Selection of 6 Issues of the Jewish Magazine The American Jewish World, WWII period: beginning of 1940s (1941-3), in the English language, contains news reports and original photos of leading reports

1874 Harper’s Bazar American Fashion Magazine Dresses Clothing Costumes Jewelry ‘Harper’s Bazar’, now known as ‘Bazaar’, was an American fashion magazine dedicated to women and fashion tre

Morris Katz 1980, Jewish American, Acrylic Painting Two Women with Parasols on Hillside. Painting on board, framed. Well listed Artist. size: 20 x 24, 24.5 x 28.5 outside frame. ASKart: Morris Katz (b

13 vintage women's magazines including 1920 The American Woman; 1925 Woman's World; 1933 The Household magazine; 1943 Every woman's magazine; 1915 Standard Fashion book; 1918 Metropolitan; 1931 Woman'

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine (American, 1855-1922). "Votes For Women" - 1912, offset lithograph on paper, signed PJ Monahan in plate to lower right. November 7th, 1912 issue of Leslie's, The Pe

Labeled verso "Essex County Section National Council Jewish Woman." Sight size: 16"h x 18"wOverall: 24"h x 26"w

An antique original American antisemitic postcard depicting a caricature portrait of a Jewish woman with the lettering Mein Gracious cand you wride? Designed by Frederick L. Cavally and published by F

3 Antique American Magazines - July 1915, November 1915 and January 1916. A Ladies World October 1896 (Better get this one) with perhaps some of the silliest journalism ever, like how ladies may earn

Oil on masonite, signed lower left. Women selling pretzels in NYC. Abram Tromka (1896-1954) was a Polish-born American Jewish painter, etcher and serigrapher. He also worked under the name Abraham Phi

12 vintage women's magazines including Better Homes & Gardens; The American Needlewoman; Woman's world; True Story; American Home; People's Home Journal; Delineator.

Lot 5 Jewish American Coffee Table Books, includes GREAT JEWISH WOMEN by Elinor Slater & Robert Slater and introduced by USSCJ Ruth Bader Ginsburg, The American Jewish Album 1654 to Present by Allon S

Donald Roy Purdy (American 1924-) Jewish artist. Oil painting on board of a seated woman. Signed by the artist lower right "Purdy". Excellent condition. Art measures 24" x 30". Frame measures 30" x 36

1933-34 Sentinal the American Jewish Weekly, 1925 The Chicago Chronicle and more Largest is 10 1/2 x 14

Mark Miller (American, 1919-2008) Romance story illustration created for the story "Tangled Holiday" in a 1960 issue of Woman's Magazine, gouache and crayon on board, signed "Mark Miller", 18-1/8" x 2

Mark Miller (American, 1919-2008) Glamour illustration depicting a woman in a white dress, gouache on illustration board, signed "MM", 20" x 21", likely published in Today's Woman Magazine, good condi

Leon Kroll Archival Collection W Original Drawing. Leon Kroll American Artist magazine dated June 1942 with an original drawing by the artist of a woman featured in a painting in the magazine. Drawing

LIBERTY'S VICTORIOUS CONFLICT: A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR. Published by Women's Weekly & Magazine Circulation Co, Chicago, 1918. Very good condition folio size hardback. A little staining

1791 Lady’s Magazine British Fashion AMERICAN Cotton Trade French Revolution ‘The Lady’s Magazine’ was a rare British magazine written and designed for women readers. It included articles on a

A collection of vintage American comic books and magazines. The collection includes a group of DC comic books including Aquaman, Society, Wonder Woman, Batwoman, Freedom Fighters, Legion of Super Hero

Bronze sculpture by Chaim Gross, 1902 to 1991, an American sculptor and educator of Ukrainian Jewish origin.. The artwork representing a woman holding a baby above her. Titled Mother and Child. Undate

Photographer: Mikael Jansson, (born July 15, 1958) is a Swedish fashion photographer and director. Jansson regularly contributes to publications such as American and French Vogue, Interview Magazine a

Margaret Bourke-White was a pioneering American photojournalist and one of the first women to work for Life magazine. The reference to "Louisville Flood, 1937" likely pertains to one of her iconic pho

William Haskell Coffin (American, 1878-1941), young woman in winter garb, most likely a study for Collier's Magazine, 25" x 30" (sight). Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts collection.