Maynard Reece '82 Print "Quail Covey"

Overall with frame 33-3/4" high x 25-3/4" wide. Edition 291/950.

Maynard Reece (Iowa, b. 1920) "Diamond Island Mallards," "Through the Trees," "Cold Morning Mallards," and "Shallow Pond Mallards," four framed duck prints matted with accompanying postage stamps, eac

SLR, numbered 311/350. Comes with stamp & COA. Frame measures 22" x 18".

Edition number 386 / 950. Overall with frame 24-1/4" high x 29-1/4" wide.

Titled "Waters Edge - Canada Geese." Pencil signed, numbered, from edition of 1950. Original gallery packaging, with COA. Dimensions: (Paper) H 24" x W 20" Condition: Clean, unused.

Group of Limited Edition Prints by Maynard Reece incl Artist Proofs, approx 16 pcs - approx 24" x 34"

Framed hand-signed limited edition print (497/900) by famed wildlife artist Gene Murray, of a covey of quail feeding around a stump. Was framed in a very suitable vintage style framed with brass like

Maynard Fred Reece was born to Waldo and Inez Reece on April 26,1920 in Arnolds Park, Iowa. After graduating from Earlham High School in 1937, he went to Des Moines and began work as an artist for the

1988 National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Maynard Reece's 'Autumn Wings- Mallards' limited edition print signed and numbered 4011/5143. This is a beautiful print and stamp combination. This print is

Edition number 621 / 950. Overall with frame 25-1/2" high x 31-1/2" wide. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these te

Maynard Reece (American, B. 1920) Fifty-Eight Wildlife Prints. Offset color lithographs, 1970's-1980's, each pencil signed lower right and numbered from editions of 950, published by Mill Pond Press,

All prints on acid-free paper signed and numbered, including 1985 by John P. Cowan numbered 5112/11300, 1984 Wood Ducks by David Maass numbered 485/9400, 1983 American Widgeons by Maynard Reece number

all framed with corresponding stamps, including: 1959 signed Maynard Reece, ‘Labrador Retriever’, 1st edition, stamp signed; 1973 signed Lee LeBlanc, ‘Stellers Eider’, ed. 980/1000; 1974 signe

with accompanying stamps, including: 1951 Maynard Reece, ‘Gadwalls’, lithograph, 9-1/4 x 6-3/4 in.; 1955 Stanley Sterns, ‘Blue Geese’, 1st edition, 1st printing (250 issued); 1958 signed Les K

All signed and numbered. Some with stamps, some without. Artists include: Burton E Moore, Gerald Mobley, and Maynard Reece etc.Some with foxing / damage. 15 total, all in as-found condition.

1 scene of pheasants by Rosemary Millette 33"W x 26"T, 1 scene of bluebills by W.M.P. Tyner 31"W x 26"T & 1 scene of canvasbacks by Maynard Reece 28"W x 22"T, est. 150 - 300

(20th C. American) "Mallards", unframed and matted black and white lithograph, signed lower right margin, numbered from edition of 250 prints lower left, approximate image size 9 1/4" x 13", total she

VERY FINE PRINT by David Maass titled "Covey Break." Scene depicts a flight of quail in a pineland setting. Artist's remarque lower left depicts six quail in flight. No. 3/580. Published 1977 by Wild

David A. Hagerbaumer (1921-2014) Flushing Quail Covey, 1982 signed and dated "David Hagerbaumer 1982" lower left watercolor, 25 1/4 by 35 1/2 in. This grand-scale work, featuring the bold flush of a c

Maynard Reese, American (1920-2020). $2.00 Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp matted together with signed lithograph by Maynard Reece, 1951-52. Label on verso 'The Sporting Gallery and Bookshop Inc., New Yo

Hagerbaumer, David (American 1921 - 2014), Quail, A Covey Rise, 1963, watercolor on Arches paper with deckled bottom edge, 12.75 x 16.5 inches, signed and dated lower right, Provenance: Blackwood Gall

Edward Steichen J.P. Morgan, New York 1903 / 1981-82gelatin silver print mounted to board 13.125 h × 10.5 w in (33 × 27 cm) This work was printed between 1981-82 by George Tice. Signed by Ge

Artist: Mahonri Young Title: 1939 Date Of Negative: 1939 Type Of Print: Vintage Photogravure/Lithograph, Printed from the original plate Date Of Print: 1939 (82 years old print) Paper: Medium weight,

Judaica "Ahab, King of Israel, Slain in his Chariot" Engraved Print from Maynard's "Josephus" by Amos Doolittle c. 1800, "Ahab, King of Israel, Slain in his Chariot by an Arrow at the Battle of Ramoth