Antique Pencil Drawing Eugène Louis Lami 1800-1890 Portait of a Boy, France

This charming sketch shows the head and the legs of a child. The drawing is executed in black chalk with white heightening on coloured paper. The paper has been mounted on card. Ther...

Wonderful watercolour of elegant Belle Époque day-time fashion for woman and man. One lady wears an elegant daytime town outfit with hat and fur, the other lady wears an elegant ou...

These fine portraits of John and Caroline Bull have been drawn with pastel on vellum. The frames come in their original frames. Both portraits carry inscriptions on the reverse. The ...

This pair of attractive !890`s frames is in good order and original condition. However, the prints with 'Raphael's angels' looking at each other were never protected by glass, it is ...

This very high quality French vase in caramel hue with guilding is most probably made by the Nast Porcelain Manufacture ( 1754 - 1817 ). It's handles ar...

This charming children’s armchair is made out of mahogany with fine carving. It is newly upholstered with a discretely patterned fine, lustrous fabric in green with golden spots. Paris, circa 1810...

Drawing of a nude woman in 1898. 450 each.

Eugène de Sala 1899-1989. 6 pencil and ink drawings mounted in passe-partout in a black painted carved Montparnasse frame. Signed de Sala, Paris 1922 ....

Wonderful pencil on paper drawing. Exhibited portrait from the David S Ramus Gallery, Atlanta GA.

Artist: Eugene Louis Lami (1800-1890) Origin: French Medium: Watercolor Signature: Signed L/R "E. Lami" Dimension: 25 in x 18 1/2 in (image); 30 1/2 in x 24 in (frame)

This drawing is a view of a garden. In the background, we see a high base topped by a statue of a 19th century figure along with other architectural ruins. Central to the composition...

This trompe l'oeil drawing depicts the artist's tools -- a black and a red crayon, and a folding steel ruler that was painted with silver pigments, which have blackened with age. They're shown on a sheaf of papers that include a medieval manuscript page, a musical score, and a group of prints. The unifying theme is the artistic patronage of the Medici, the Grand Dukes of Tuscany, who intermarried with the Habsburgs, who were the Holy Roman Emperors. Among the papers are prints by Stefano Della Bella, the Florentine artist who worked for the Medici. They depict a negro page with a horse, and portraits of Lorenzo Lippi...