Lill Hanewald, Oil on Canvas, Ducks in Pond

(American, active 20th C.) signed l.r.c. Overall: 24-1/4"h x 28"w Sight: 19-1/2"h x 24"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Pair of Wah-Kee-Wv mid century vintage oil on canvas of Asian duck pond scene original "Natural Environment" approx. 32" w x 45" h

Alexander Koester, Circa 1910 Oil Painting on Canvas, Grouping Ducks on Pond. Paint loss lower right See Pictures, Original frame. p> size: 21.5 x 30, 24.5 x 33.25 outside frame. ASKart: Alexander Max

Framed oil on canvas painting of ducks in a pond, signed lower right. [Art: 23 1/2" H x 35 1/2" W; Frame: 34" H x 45 3/4" W]. In overall good condition. Wear to frame.

Laszlo Ritter, painting, Laszlo Ritter (Hungarian, 1937-2003), English country scene with duck pond, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 23.25"h x 35"w (sight), 31"h x 43"w (framed)

LASZLO NEOGRADY (Hungarian 1896-1962) A PAINTING, "Pond with Ducks," oil on canvas, signed L/L. 24" x 36"

T. Collins (20th Century/ American). Ducks in Pond Oil on Canvas. Signed lower right corner. Measures 24" x 20" framed. Good Condition.

American School, late 19th/early 20th century Barbizon style landscape depicting a view on a duck pond, in a period gilt frame with shell carved corners Oil on canvas Apparently unsigned; verso of str

Ann Yost Whitesell (American, 20th century), student of Pennsylvania artist Walter Emerson Baum. Oil on canvas, house in landscape with seated figure and duck pond. Signed and dated lower right Ann Y.

Laszlo Neogrady (Hungarian, 1896- 1962). Oil on canvas. Women at the pond with ducks. Signed in the bottom left . Sight: 23 1/2" x 35 1/2", Frame: 30 3/4" x 40 5/8"

ARTIST: ATTRIBUTED TO Elias Benzion Delman (New York, 1898 - 1973) NAME: Pond Landscape with Ducks MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Two small tears by lower edge (1" longest). Some craquelure. Inpaint

Vernon Ward (English, 1905-1985) Oil on canvas board painting of swan and ducks on a pond. Signed lower right. Measures appx 12" x 12" image size, 15" x 15" framed. In very good condition.

Oil on canvas painting depicting a family of ducks in the pond. Signed Fred Campell in the lower left. Red wooden frame. Collectible Figurative Art With Animals For Home Decor. Dimensions: F: 25 1/2 x

''Duck Pond - Giverny'', signed lower right: Manoir, titled on the stretcher, oil on canvas, 16'' H x 20'' W, est: $700/900 Provenance: The Goldfield Collection, Los Angeles, CA

GEORGE CHEREPOVConnecticut/Vermont/Russian Federation, 1909-1987Two works: a seascape and a view of a duck pond. Both signed lower right "G. Cherepov".Largest an oil on canvas board, 16&quot

Oil on canvas landscape scene with pond and duck in foreground and trees and field in background. Signed SD and dated 1937.

ROBERT BURROWS (BRITISH, 1819-1883), OIL ON CANVAS, 1874, H 24", W 36", ENGLISH LANDSCAPE:Landscape with thatched cottage, pond, ducks, six figures, horse drawn cart, castle in distance. Label on vers

Ethel Kunit 1974; Vintage Oil on Canvas Painting Walk Bridge Over Pond of Ducks. size: 30 x 46, 34 x 50 outside frame

Frederick Moucheron (1633-1686 Dutch) Landscape with Figures Oil on Canvas 24''x22'' Image. An early landscape with ducks in pond and figures on horseback. No visible signature. Ornate gilt framing wi

Ducks In A Pond, Oil On Canvas, Signed Lower Right, 40 X 48 Inches, Gilt Wood Frame 47 X 55 X 2 Inches. See Photos For Condition.

Alexander Koester (German, 1864-1932) Ducks in the Pond. Oil on canvas, signed lower left 16" x 19.75" Frame: 23.5" x 26.75"

Early 20th century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Naive image of cottage with ducks on a pond. Crazing and patch. Unframed on homemade stretcher, 12.25"h. 27.25"w.

Lot 79 Henk Roosink Dutch (b. 1960) Ducks by the Pond oil on canvas (unstretched) signed lower right 21 1/4 x 25 inches Provenance: From the collection of a fourth-generation New York art gallery

A fine quality English countryside landscape, a summer scene. Distant hills, figures working the fields, a pond with ducks, this modest sized oil on canvas has raw canvas borders and has always been m