Philip Maliavin (1869-1940) ”Peasant Woman and Child

(Russian 1869-1940), signed lower right, not examined out of frame. Frame size: 22 1/2" high, 18 1/4" wide. Toning to paper. Provenance: Estate of Lucy Jarvis, NYC.

Philipp Andreevich Maliavine, Russian, 1869 to 1940, prncil painting on paper, portrait sketches depicting two peasant women and a man. Signed and signed with initials lower right. Framed. Andreevich

(lot of 3) Philip Andreevich Maliavin (Russian, 1869-1940), Untitleds (The Housemaid, Two Women in Gowns, and Woman with Green and Blue Shawl), mixed media/pastel and pencil on paper, each pencil sign

Philip Andreevich Maliavin, Russian (1869 - 1940) Charcoal Drawing on Paper "Portrait of a Woman" Signed Lower Right. Sight measures 9" x 7-3/4". Frame measures 16-3/4" x 15-1/2". Estimate: $300.00 -

Philip Andreevich Maliavin (1869 - 1940) Russian. Watercolor. Measure 20 1/2"in H x 15"in W and 28 1/2"in H x 23 1/2"in W with frame. Philip Andreevich Malyavin was a prominent Russian portrait painte

Philip Andreevich Maliavin (1869 - 1940) Russian Pencil on Paper Measure 6 3/4"in H x 4 1/4"in W and 12 1/2"in H x 10"in W with frame Known for: Figure, genre painting Name variants: Filip Andreevic M

ATTRIBUTED TO PHILIP MALYAVIN (RUSSIAN 1869-1940) Portrait of a Young Peasant Girl, oil on canvas 46 x 34 cm (18 1/8 x 13 3/8 in.) framed dimensions: 60 x 48 cm (23 5/8 x 18 7/8 in.) signed lower righ

Filipp Malyavin, 1869 to 1940, color pencil and pencil on paper portrait drawing of a peasant woman. Signed lower left. Circa before 1920. Matted and Framed. Filipp Andreevich Malyavin was a Russian p

Filipp Malyavin, 1869 to 1940, color pencil and pencil on paper portrait drawing of a peasant woman. Signed lower right. Circa before 1920. Matted and Framed. Filipp Andreevich Malyavin was a Russian

inscribed on back 18" x 14" overall framed

Korea: Peasant woman and child. C1930. Good contrast and tonality. Photographer unknown. 5 x 3 in. RFPC

Oil on canvas depicting two peasant women, one seated looking out a door with the ocean to background and one standing, and a child seated at a table looking to the viewer. Interior of house is decora

19C Russian Porcelain Gardner Figurine of peasant women with child. 9 1/2" ( 24 cm ) high , 3 1/4" ( 8.5 cm ) width. Condition: Excellent.

(New York,1867-1940) Women and Children, signed lower right "Jerome Myers 1915", pastel on brown paper, 14 x 16 in.; gilt wood frame,. Condition: laid down on card. Provenance: Christie's, New York, D

19c RUSSIAN PORCELAIN BISQUE PEASANT MOTHER CHILD FIGURE A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN/BISQUE FIGURE OF A PEASANT WOMAN WITH A CHILD, OR (MOTHER & CHILD) GARDNER PORCELAIN FACTORY, MOSCOW, LATE 19TH CENTURY; re

19c RUSSIAN PORCELAIN BISQUE PEASANT MOTHER CHILD FIGURE A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN/BISQUE FIGURE OF A PEASANT WOMAN WITH A CHILD, OR (MOTHER & CHILD) GARDNER PORCELAIN FACTORY, MOSCOW, LATE 19TH CENTURY; re

Antique Russian hand-painted biscuit porcelain figurine by Gardner Factory. The piece represents a peasant woman with a child. Titled Rough Luck or Bitter Lot. 1870s Gardner manufactory design. Circa:

(2) TEA COZIES, CLOTH, PAPIER MACHE, WOODEN INC. (2) MATROSKAS. Cloth: 9" Tea Cozies - tagged Soviet Union. 13" Peasant Woman - unmarked. 10" Child - tagged Soviet Union. Papier Ma

Johann A. B. Nothnagel (German 1729-1804)- Peasant Woman Feeding Her Child (Nagler 19)- etching, 1772. 2 1/2 x 2 3/8''

The cover of the hinged lid with a scene of a peasant woman and her child crossing water on a makeshift wooden bridge, the interior red, apparently unmarked. 5 3/4 x 3 7/8 in. 1214-212

In the manner of Francesco Zuccarelli (Italian, 1702-1788), late 19th century Continental oil on canvas, depicting a pastoral scene at dusk of a peasant woman and her children beside a waterfall, her

A. Mulder. 20th century. Peasant interior with woman and child. Oil on canvas. Dimensions: H 41 x W 51 cm. In good condition.

Framed Leaded glass panel depicting a woman and child C 1940. Ht: 51.25" Wd: 22.75"

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