ROBERT HENRI Study of a Woman with Hand on Chin.

ROBERT HENRI Study of a Woman with Hand on Chin. Pencil on cream wove paper, circa 1905. 277x215 mm; 11x8½ inches. Inscribed with the artist's name and initialed "JCL" in blue ink by John C. LeCl

I. ° Artist: Henri Matisse (after) ° Title: Woman with her hands on her chin ° Dimensions in inches: (11 h x 8 1/2 w) ° Medium: Charcoal on paper. ° Condition: good general condition. I

Charcoal and chalk signed Robert Henri to lower right. Depicts a seated young man resting his chin on his hand. Housed in a wood frame with gilt detail. 24 inches height, 20 inches width, 1 inch depth

Robert Henri (1865-1929), 'Spanish Woman with Vase', ink drawing, initialed 'RH' L/R, 5 1/4" x 7", in carved giltwood frame 12" x 14 1/2".

Barbara Wood lithograph depicting the portrait of a woman with hand to chin. Pencil signed to lower right and numbered 107/975 to lower left. Mounted in a silver painted frame behind acrylic screen. P

Tomiko Kato (Japanese, b. 1936) oil and watercolor study of a woman with hand mirror and flowers, titled "Autumn". In cardboard case. [Art: 20 1/2" H x 17 1/2" W; Frame: 23" H x 20" W].

Alfred Cossmann German (1870-1951) 'Study of an Old Woman's Hands' Etching c.1930 Measurements 7.85" x 10.75" overall Notes Signed lower right in pencil. This etching is also in

Edith Nagler watercolor depicting still life signed with AWS, studies with Robert Henri. Measures approx 20" x 12".

School of ROBERT HENRI (American 1865-1929) 'Figure Study' oil on board, 10.75 x 8 inches; overall with frame: 15.25 x 12.125 inches, unsigned.

This is an original drypoint etching by French artist Paul Cesar Helleu. This portrait study of a young woman is hand signed in red crayon lower left border, Printed on a thick wove type paper, The im

American School, Early 20th C. Painting of a Young woman. Manner of Robert Henri. Oil on canvas. Appears to be unsigned. Size: 19 x 14 inches.

Study of a woman with clasped hands, signed lower right, graphite on paper. 10.5" H X 11.5" (17.5" X 18.5"). (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

Drawing of a lady by Henri Somm. The second, studies of hands are attributed to Piranesi. 3.5"h x 3.5"w

"Two studies of woman holding face in hands, 1977-78", signed at the lower right. With Terry Dintenfass Gallery tag verso. Dimensions: The frame is 14" x 23".

Robert Henri, attributed to, Oil on canvas, Art Deco portrait of an elegant woman. 45"h. x 32"W. Being sold for account. Purchased but not paid for.

The lot consist of a hand drawn graphite on hard paper female in the style of Henri Matisse.Henri Matisse (French, 1869-1954) was a French artist, known for both his use of colour and his fluid and or

DESCRIPTION: Framed oil on canvas painting by Jose Puyet depicting a woman with her left hand to her chin. Signed at lower left. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Spain DIMENSIONS: (With Frame) H: 33.25" W:

ARTIST: ROBERT Indiana TITLE : ''VOTE FOR WOMEN'' MEDIUM : HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED LITHOGRAPH SIZE : 19 X 23 inches

Art Nouveau glazed ceramic sculpture, Female Bust, after Leo Roussel (French, 1868-1943), possibly Friedrich Goldscheider, depicting a woman with downward gaze, hands clasped under chin, two maker's m

American (New York), circa 1919. Oil on canvas in a period frame. Seated portrait of a woman wearing a yellow skirt. Signed on lower left. Exhibited in "American Modernism, Urban Realism, and The Eigh

Francis L. Mora (1874-1940). Important portrait of a woman in Spanish attire, before Robert Henri's famous portrait of Gertrude Vanderbilt, or 1916. Signed, upper left. [Image: 30" H x 44" W; Frame: 3

Henri Lebasque (French, 1865-1937) Hand Study, charcoal drawing on paper, signed. Size: 9.25" x 7", 23 x 18 cm (sheet).

Oil on canvas, portrait of a woman in black hat and black coat, signed lower right, Robert Henri. Signed and titled on back, “Maria of Connemara”. Stretcher 24” x 20”, Overall

'Demonstration Study' Oil on canvas. 18 x 16 inches. Framed. Provenance: Trinity Auctions, Conn., 2008; Estate of Lenora Robbins. The sitter is believed to be Lenora Robbins who was both a student of