J Thomas 19th C. Oil Painting Woman Walking Near Stream

J Thomas 19th C. Oil Painting Woman Walking Near Stream. Needing some restoration. Oil on canvas, original frame. Size: 30x20 image, 42x32 outside frame

J Thomas 19th C. Oil Painting Woman Walking Near Stream. Needing some restoration. Oil on canvas, original frame. Size: 30x20 image, 42x32 outside frame

J Thomas 19th C. Oil Painting Woman Walking Near Stream. Needing some restoration. Oil on canvas, original frame. Size: 30x20 image, 42x32 outside frame

Antique 19th C Portrait of a Woman Oil Painting. Antique 19th century oil painting depicting a woman with partial museum label on the frame, possibly attributing the painting to Thomas J. Matthews.Pro

French, Late 19th Century, Woman Walking On A Path In Wheat Fields With A Church In The Distance, Oil On Canvas, Signed Lower Left, 12 X 16 Inches, Later Gilt Frame, 18 X 22 X 1.25 Inches, Paint Surfa

J Clark, 19th C. Oil Painting Stream in Landscape. Mounted in a Victorian Shadow Box Frame. size: 12 x 9, 19.5 x 16.5 outside of box

19th C. Impressionism Oil Painting Woman and Child Walking Under Trees. Oil on Canvas, Framed. size: 16.25 x 10.5, 18 x 12.5 outside frame

19th C. Oil on Canvas Painting Woman and Child Walking in Winter Landscape, Framed. size: 28 x 20, 31.75 x 23.75 outside frame

19th C Oil on Canvas Painting of a Cottage near a stream in a fancy gold frame, approx. W/ Frame 27 x 31

Item/Description: Pair of 19th Century oil paintings feature women in landscape, One is a woman sitting next to her basket of fruit, shoreline with sunken boat in background. The other has two women,

An antique oil on canvas painting Clam Gatherers by Georges Rouzee, French, 1870 to 1910. The genre painting in a realistic manner depicts a group of young poorly dressed women walking with empty bask

Ca. First half 19thC. Relined. Retains crazing throughout as shown. Apparently unsigned. Site Size H 15.5 W: 18.75

A pair of horses near a stream, with trees and gated pasture. Signed lower right with artist's incised monogram JM or MJ? and the date 1884. In gilt gesso frame. Frame, approx. 22 1/2" x 16 1/2". Sigh

19th C OOC " Lady Walking By Stream " Signed J. Thomas . 31 1/2" X 42"

"Of To School" by J. Charles, 19th C. Impressionist Painting, Oil on Canvas, A Young Man Walking to School with Books, C. 1880. Canvas Size: 15" High, 11" Wide

E. Paul Barnet Oil painting on canvas, forested landscape near stream, 19th century, signed lower right, in gilt wood frame. 11.5lb Approx. Measurements: Painting 30 x 20 inches; frame 37 x 28 inches.

American School, 19th C. Interior Scene Painting. Oil on canvas painting depicting a woman knitting near a fireplace. Appears to be unsigned. Boston label verso. Size: 9 x 12 in. Unframed.

Antique 19th C. Oil Painting on Canvas Dense Forest with Stream, Needs Some Restoration. Label on back: J Rollin - ASKart: Adolf Kaufmann Born: 1848 - Opava, Austria (now Czech Republic)Died: 1916 - V

19th Century Oil on Canvas depicting a man walking near a creek in the forest. Signed lower right J. Carrol. Older repair to canvas. Measures 14" tall x 17" wide. All invoices must be paid within 24 h

19th century oil painting on canvas. A romantic scene depicting a man and woman in 17th Century style clothing, walking towards a garden, with a statue of angel, and thick dark forest to the right, an

19th Century Oval Oil on Canvas Portrait Painting of a Woman. Signed lower left "J. Rossi 1863". Unframed 17" x 14". Condition: Good with wear and light soiling.

This framed portrait oil painting on board (approx 21 1/4" x 25 1/4") of a woman in green dress is in a gilt wood frame. The artist is possibly Walter J. Ingalls (American, 1805 - 1874)

Antique, Late 19th Century Signed J. Mees (Dutch) Oil Painting on Canvas. Measures - 21 3/4" wide x 29" high, total with frame - 27 1/2" wide x 38" high. Depicting a woman polishing silver bowl in fin

DESCRIPTION: Antique oil on canvas painting depicting a peasant man and woman walking down a rural path. Signed and dated (possibly "97" or "99") at lower right. CIRCA: Late 19th century ORIGIN: Weste