Harrison Fisher (1875 - 1934) American

Have you answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?', artwork by Harrison Fisher, (1875-1934), American Red Cross, 1918, 28 x 30 inches. Minor tears, minor creases, and a minor fold at bottom left.

1907 1st ed Dream of Fair Women Harrison Fisher Girl Illustrated Color Poetry Harrison Fisher (1875–1934), “historian of American Beauty,” was an American illustrator whose works regularly appea

Harrison Fisher (American, 1875 - 1934)"Saying Farewell, 1903"pencil and gouache on papersigned and dated lower rightsight size: 24" x 11 1/8"

Harrison Fisher (American 1875-1934) Lady with Hat pastel on paper signed lower right overall (with frame): 30.5""h x 26.5""w

Harrison Fisher (American, 1875-1934) Portrait of a woman with large hat adorned with flowers - 1911 Watercolor / gouache on paper Signed and dated lower center, also monogrammed "KP" Approx. 16" x 12

DESCRIPTION: Harrison Fisher (American, 1875-1934). Seven prints of women from the early 20th century by Fisher. Each marked "Copyright 1909, the Bobbs Merrill Company" under signature. Some with poem

Harrison Fisher (American, 1875-1934). WWI-era Red Cross poster, "Have you answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?" 2 X D-3 c. 1918 by American National Red Cross. Signed in the plate center right

Harrison Fisher 1875-1934 Harrison Fisher made a name for himself in the history of American illustration painting beautiful women. His illustrations became known as the epitome of feminine beauty in

A framed Harrison Fisher lithograph. Harrison Fisher (July 27, 1875 or 1877 – January 19, 1934) was an American illustrator. Marked Harrison Fisher in lower right corner, 1911. Subject depicts a Vic

These 1908 full color illustrations are from Harrison Fisher's Bachelor Belles. Harrison Fisher(1875-1934) was noted for his illustrations of beautiful women, winning him acclaim as the successor to C

These two full color illustrations are from 1908. Harrison Fisher(1875-1934) was noted for his illustrations of beautiful women, winning him acclaim as the successor to Charles Dana Gibson. Mat size i

These two full color illustrations are from 1908 and 1913. Harrison Fisher(1875-1934) was noted for his illustrations of beautiful women, winning him acclaim as the successor to Charles Dana Gibson. M

WWI POSTER "I SUMMON YOU TO COMRADESHIP IN THE RED CROSS"Circa 1918By Harrison Fisher (New York/California, 1875-1934). Linen-backed.40" x 30". Unframed.

Right side Artist Harrison Fisher (American 1877-1934) Left side Artist H.A. Clbist. Dimensions: R Frame H 12.75" x W 9.75", Sight H 7" x W 4" L Frame H 12" x W 10.5" Sight H 7 5/8" W 6" Condition: Ch

Two cutouts mounted on paper from the vintage prints after drawings by famous American illustrator Harrison Fisher (1875–1934) depicting ladies with their dogs titled Final Instructions and On

Two cutouts mounted on paper from the vintage prints after drawings by famous American illustrator Harrison Fisher (1875–1934) depicting ladies with their dogs titled Final Instructions and On

Untitled (Young lady ) c.1918. Watercolor on board. Signed lower right.Dimensions: (frame) H 31.5" x W 27.5" (sight) H 18.5" x W 14.5" Condition: Some spots to paper, some chips and cracks to frame.

Pair of Prints, One of a couple in a gondola, the other of a woman in a Gondola Lithograph Signed in plate Each...Image: 14 x 11 in.; Frame: 22 x 18 in. Matted and framed in gilt wood frame

(1) "An Idle Hour", Sight View 13-3/4' x 10-3/4", Overall View 14-1/2" x 12-1/2", Copyright 1914, (1) "Bon Voyage", Sight View 13-3/4" x 10-3/4" , Overall View 14-1/2" x 12-1/2"

These 1912 full color illustrations are from Harrison Fisher's American Girls in Miniature. The illustrations are entitled, "An old Song, Song of the Soul, Following the Race, and An American Girl in

Lot of seven antique books that includes one copy of hardcover "HARRISON FISHER'S AMERICAN BEAUTIES" by c.1909 Bobbs Merrill Company" and "November." Book contains numerous color lithographs of Americ

Esquire Magazine Bound Issues January - June 1935; A Century of Progress Exposition Chicago 1933; Harrison Fisher's American Beauties and Bachelor Belles- Harrison Fisher. From the private collection

A framed grisaille ink and goauche drawing on artist's board of a woman in a flapper-type costume copied after the work of the artist Harrison Fisher (1877-1934), executed in the 1920s. Artist's name

Two Professionally Framed and Matted Color Prints by Harrison Fisher (1877-1934). One is called Being Cleopatra and the other a Roamntic Genre. Fisher was born in Brooklyn, New York City and began to