1920 Clown

Lovely toy clown A bell rings when it rocks Hand painted papier mache. Marked " foreign ". Most

"Little Clown" by Demetre H. Chiparus (1886-1947). Bronze sculpture and marble base. Bryan Catley

Demetre Chiparus The Clown's Dream, ca. 1930 Bronze and marble 29 in Signed "Chiparus" and "J

"Little Clown" by Demetre H. Chiparus (1886-1947). Bronze sculpture and marble base. Bryan

Unusual Hand Carved Clown Motif Umbrella, Paragon, S. Fox & Co

Vintage hard to find "Rolly Dolly" Musical Toy, of German manufacture, circa 1927; depicts a clown

Medium: Oil on Canvas Signature: Signed and inscribed LRC Country Gentleman Cover illustration for April 1 1929. Gift to artist Harold Von Schmidt. Harold Von Schmidt (May 19, 1893 ...

Hand Signed and signed on plate. Edition of 35 prints. Image Dimensions : 30 x 20 cm This artwork is shipped from Italy. Under existing legislation, any artwork in Italy created ove...

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Danseuses, Rouault Divertissement

, whose imagery of clowns, acrobats, and performers symbolized the fragile interplay between joy and

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Arlequin, Rouault Divertissement

, whose imagery of clowns, acrobats, and performers symbolized the fragile interplay between joy and

, whose imagery of clowns, acrobats, and performers symbolized the fragile interplay between joy and

Christie’s London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Pierrot Blanc, Rouault

, whose imagery of clowns, acrobats, and performers symbolized the fragile interplay between joy and

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Madame Yxe, Rouault Divertissement

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Le Moqueur, Rouault Divertissement

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Les Deux Anciens, Rouault

Christie’s London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Quiquengrogne, Rouault

Christie’s London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault La Roussalka, Rouault

Christie’s London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Mange Tout, Rouault

, whose imagery of clowns, acrobats, and performers symbolized the fragile interplay between joy and

, whose imagery of clowns, acrobats, and performers symbolized the fragile interplay between joy and

Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault heliogravure, Stella

clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault heliogravure, Stella Vespertina, Automne, Rene

in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print

in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print

in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print

at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault

in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print

clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault heliogravure, Stella Vespertina, Christ et

at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault

Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault heliogravure, Stella

in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

in 2011 at Christie’s London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Tete de Jeune Fille, Rouault Verve

color imbued his paintings with a sacred, timeless quality, whether depicting clowns, judges, or Christ

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

his paintings with a sacred, timeless quality, whether depicting clowns, judges, or Christ figures

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault print, Rouault pochoir, Rouault

USD, achieved in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges

in 2011 at Christies London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault

Christie’s London for Le Dernier Roman du clown (circa 1917–1920). Georges Rouault Le Christ en croix

Phyllis Londraville created and became best known for her genre paintings, which were developed around themes related to children, the circus, kittens, dolls, puppets and flower gard...

Hand-painted French ceramic clown designed by Bastard and produced by Bernardaud and Co. in Limogue

Out of all happiness faces, this clown has the most happiest face among our collection. He brings

of bronze . It features a small boy dressed as a clown. In one hand he has a violin and in the other

Early 20th century clown puppet. A charming yet slightly creepy looking early 20th century hand

Amazing early 20th century clown shoes. We love these, The shape, the naïve construction, and the

A pair of vintage figures of clowns, produced circa 1920s by a master carver in the Philippines

dueling clowns, a common motif used by the brand in its advertising campaigns. This is a rare poster by