Clyde Hare River and Mill in Mist

Hare, Clyde (American, 1927-2009 ) River and Mill in Mist, vintage silver gelatin print, 14.75 x 12 inches, possibly stamped on reverse, silver and black frame measuring 21 x 17.5 inches

Hare, Clyde (American, 1927-2009 ), The Pennsylvania Railroad Yards in The Strip District in 1957, gelatin silver print, 4.5 x 5.5 inches, and Landscape Along the River, gelatin silver print, 4 x 4 in

Artist: Yoshida, Hiroshi, 1876-1950 Title: Sumida River, Mist Series: Twelve Views of Tokyo Date: 1926 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 9 3/4 x 14 5/8 inche

Hare, Clyde (America, 1927-2009), Monongahela Panorama, gelatin silver print, signed in ink lower right, 15 x 18.75 inches, framed in black wood, Provenance: A regional corporation

Hare, Clyde (America, 1927-2009); Parkway East with J & L Blast Furnaces, 1975 gelatin silver print, 12.5 x 16.5 inches signed lower right, Provenance: Concept Art Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA; A Pittsburg

Hare, Clyde (American/Western PA, 1927-2010), Penn-Lincoln Parkway and Eliza Furnaces, image taken 1956, printed later, silver gelatin photo, unsigned, image 17 x 21 inches, full sheet 20 x 23.75 inch

Aritst: Sarah Brayer Title: SARAH BRAYER "River Mist, Kyoto", 1982 - 82/100 Date/Period: 1982 Medium: Woodblock print Dimensions: 21in x 8 in print - Frame - Additional Information: Plate size: 21in x

Unidentified artist, possibly Clyde River, natural material, large hunter leaning forward. Natural fissures throughout. Measuring, 14" x 9” x 7” (20.2 lbs).

Signe Larson (1908-1993) "Smoky Hill River Mill" lithograph, pencil signed lower right, good condition, image size: 9.5 x 13.25 inches.Signe Larson (1908-1993) was born in Buxton, Iowa. She was the yo

M. A. Lee, old river mill, 1925, oil on masonite sight: 12.5 x 19.5 in., frame: 15.5 x 22.5 in. Provenance: Property from the San Antonio Conservation Society We happily provide seamless shipping s

James P. Chuttle (English, 1871-1944), The River Milloil on canvas, signed and dated "J P Chettle. 37" lower right, presented in burled wood frame. Stretcher size 25 x 30 in.; Frame dimensions 30 x 35

Unidentified artists, possibly Clyde River or Arctic Bay, natural material, three standing figures. Tallest, 11" high.

Unidentified artist, likely Clyde River, natural material, two narwhals breaching opposite each other, signed indistinctly. Measuring, 11" x 7". CITES rules may apply.

Framed art Gold Plaster and wood ornate frame River Mill house scene

Unidentified artist, Clyde River (Baffin Island), natural material, standing polar bear, unsigned. Measuring, 9” x 5” x 3”.

Oil on canvas titled: Joseepee Icing Sled Runners, Clyde River, Nunavut. Signed l/l, titled & dated 1953 verso. Image size: 16”x20”, (Frame size: 25”x29” )

Two Inuit Eskimo carvings including Juda Natanire Clyde River pink marble Polar Bear (12" x 6 3/4") and Gideon Quaqjuaq serpentine Reaching (ht. 10in.).

Qaunaq Palluq, Kanngiqtugaapik (Clyde River), natural material, polar bear hunter with his dog, circa 1983, apparently unsigned. Measuring, 16” x 12” x 7”.

NINGIORAPIK ARNAKA (1946-) KANGIQTUGAAPIK (CLYDE RIVER) Walrus Spirit, August 1987 vertebrae, 4.5 x 7 x 4 in (11.4 x 17.8 x 10.2 cm) dated "AUG. 1987" and given to the artist on the accompanying iglo

**Originally Listed At $400** Rhoda Mariah Natanine (First Nations / Canadian, Clyde River / Kangiqtugaapik, disc number E5-372, b. 1937). Bear with Seal. Soapstone carving. Signed in syllabics with d

Bedel, Walter, Jr. (American, 20th century), pair of paintings in the surrealist style, one titled Summer Mist and the other River Mist spray, purchased Three Rivers Art Festival, each approximately 1

Goola Paneak, Clyde River (Arctic Bay), resides in Nova Scotia, white & grey stone, man figure defending himself (with a knife) against a polar bear, signed, with paper labels. Measuring, 6” x 6

3 Inuit stone carvings 1). Ohito Ashoona / Cape Dorset- Polar Bears; 2). Adamie Ningiuk / Inukjuak- Bear and Seal; 3). Solomonie Tigullaraq (1924-2000) / Clyde River- Bear Head; all 3 signed. 4''h (ta

Native American Canadian Eskimo Carved Stone Kayak by Kautuk Alooloo (b. 1949) Clyde River, Kangiqtugaapik, measures 2.5'' x 16'' x 2.75'', paper label on bottom of kayak