Pencil Signed Equine Lithograph by Alfred Munnings

Titled " A Summer Evening Cliveden" Pencil signed l.r and pencil inscription l.l. 16"h x 22"w Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, NJ.

Lithograph, pencil signed lower right. Fox hunting scene. 18.25"h x 17.75"w sight and 22"h x 21.5"w framed **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer to the terms and

Sir Alfred James Munnings (British 1878 - 1959) signed etching, pencil signed ("A J Munnings") lower right. Artist's name in plate, lower left. Titled "Belvoir Hounds Exercising in the Park / from the

Alfred James Munning. British, 1878-1959, Equestrienne and Dog, color lithograph, pencil signed. Note: the original painting from which is derived sold at Christies London in 2005 for $2,400,000 (EDAG

A.J. MUNNINGS PENCIL SIGNED LITHOGRAPH "THE BLACK KNIGHT" 21" X 15.5"

Sir Alfred Munnings artist proof 1922 pencil signed equestrian horse, info on the back. 21" x 18" including frame

"Belvoir Hounds Exercising in the Park". Pencil signed lower right, Frost & Reed Publisher, 1956, slight damage to central sky area. Visible image: approx. 21 1/2" X 25".

Pencil Signed ALFRED MUNNING Horse Print. Equestrian Print: "Our Mutual Friend the Horse" from the Munnings Painting. -- Dimensions: H: 21.5 inches: W: 24.75 inches ---

2pc A.J. (ALFRED) MUNNINGS Equestrian Prints. "Portrait of Major T Bouch". Pencil signed. Embossed blindstamp. Second print with rider facing Left" Pencil Signed; with VDS J Blindstamp. -- Dimensions:

Sir Alfred Munnings (British 1878-1959) After the Race, from the Original Painting. Pencil signed Munnings, overall framed size 29-1/2 x 34 inches

One titled "Man O War", one identified as "Man O War and his Sons" on pencil note to verso, both pencil signed lower right, both matted and framed. Visible image: approx. 12" x 9 1/4". Frame: approx.

"Why Weren't You Out Yesterday," pencil signed l.r. Together with two additional sporting prints, one titled "Jay Trump signed in the plate and in pencil l.r. Richard Stone Reeves and the second title

Sir Alfred James Munnings (British 1878 - 1959) signed etching, pencil signed ("A J Munnings") lower right. Artist's name in plate, lower right. Titled "The Whip." "Copyright 1929 by Frost & Reed (of

Defossez, Alfred (French 1932-) Color lithograph. Signed 'Defossez' in pencil to the lower right hand corner and is a limited edition of 275 reproductions. Framed in a metal frame. Alfred DEFOSSEZ is

Gary Benfield (British, b. 1965); Original limited edition color lithograph on paper titled "Equine Dance II". Pencil signed in lower right, numbered 96/650. Framed under glass. Overall measurements a

Alfred Kubin (Austrian, 1877-1959), "Halluzination," lithograph, pencil signed lower right, overall (mat): 24"h x 19"w

Sir Alfred James Munnings, PRA, RWS (British, 1878-1959) A group of pencil studies comprising: i Up in the Clouds, signed and dated 'Alfred Munnings. 51.' in pencil (lower centre), drawn opposite page

Alfred MunningsEnglish, (1878-1959(Warren Hill, Newmarket (equatrian scene)lithographic printsigned in pencil lower right, published by Frost and Reed, 1953framed17 1/2 x 26 inches

(Charleston, South Carolina, 1877-1954) Original stone lithograph pencil signed by the artist. These original lightgraphs are uncommon. Some slight wrinkling to edges and minor foxing consistent with

Alfred Defossez (b. 1932) "Listed Artist" Artist Proof Lithograph Pencil Signed. Measures 19.75" x 22.5"

, (5779) Alfred Wands (1904-1998), Lithograph, "Winter Day", #71/100, Image Size 8 1/2" x 11 1/8", Pencil Signed

Alfred Manessier, screen print, Alfred Manessier (French, 1911-1993), Abstract Composition, color lithograph, pencil signed and numbered (143/200), 17.75"h x 22"w (sheet), unframed Provenance: Estate

MUNNINGS, Alfred James (British, 1878-1959). Horse’s Heads. 1912. Pencil on paper. Signed and dated lower right. Image: 8 ½ x 11 ½”. Sheet: 11 x 15”. Frame: 16 x 19”.

After Alfred J. Munnings (1878-1959): The Drummer Offset print on paper, 1929, signed in pencil; together with After Harry Hall (1814-1882): Merry Monarch, engraving with hand-coloring; After Charles