$5,500
H 15.75 in W 13.88 in D 1.5 in
William Stilson, Mid-Century American Framed Portrait Painting, circa 1964
By Stilson
Located in Chatham, ON
William Stilson (American, 1934 - 2012) - mid-century New York City portrait painting - painted in
Masonite, Paint
$580
H 9.875 in W 7 in
Grand Central Terminal from Murray Hill Hotel, NYC History, New York City
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in pencil, lower
Etching
$580
H 5.25 in W 4 in
A Harlem Landmark, 1910 Etching, New York City History, NYC
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in pencil, lower
Etching
$580
H 8.625 in W 6.5 in
St. John's Chapel, Varick Street, New York City, 1909 Etching, NYC History
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in pencil, lower
Etching
$1,250
H 12 in W 16 in D 0.25 in
"London Calling" Oil on Masonite Painting by W. Stilson, American, 1960's
Located in Philadelphia, PA
condition with new Minimalist Clip System added for hanging. "William "Bill" Stilson (1934–2012) was a 20th
Masonite
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H 6 in W 3.75 in
Hippodrome, 1910 Etching, New York City History, NYC
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in plate, lower, right
Etching
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H 9.875 in W 7 in
Grand Central Terminal from Murray Hill Hotel, NYC History, New York City
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in pencil, lower
Etching
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H 5.25 in W 4 in
A Harlem Landmark, 1910 Etching, New York City History, NYC
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in pencil, lower
Etching
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H 8.625 in W 6.5 in
St. John's Chapel, Varick Street, New York City, 1909 Etching, NYC History
Located in Grand Rapids, MI
William Walworth Stilson, (American, 1874-1962) Signed: Walworth Stilson, (in pencil, lower
Etching
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