Framed Ink Drawing, attributed to “Allaert Van Everdinger” (Dutch 1621-1675)

Framed Charcoal Drawing, Signed and Dated 1938

Wood Framed 18th Century Drawing of a Horse, Italy

18th Century English Grisaille Ink & Watercolor Landscape Scene in Gilt Frame

Pair of gilt framed bird engravings with later hand coloring.

Late 19th century pastel dog portrait of puppy with tablecloth in wooden frame.

A Dutch walnut wine cooler/planter with liner featuring parquetry inlay, shell marquetry inlay and brass handles on sides ending on tapered legs.

Two-faced drawing. Studies of characters and harbor scene. With an inscription stating it is from the sketchbook in the collection of Dr. Manuel de Espirito Santo in Lisbon. Ink a...

Simple yet thought provoking these detailed ink drawings of three WW2 planes. Unsigned and undated by artist.

Henry-François Sommier, called Henry Somm (1844-1907). Original India ink drawing by the Artist depicting a scene of elegant people in the street, in Paris. Signed on the bottom...

Red chalk on paper. This portrait evokes the work of Carl Van Loo (1705-1765). In particular, see in “La Cène” (Last Meal), Arras, Musée des Beaux-Arts, the...

Ink and wash, in a painted frame

Drawing of a revolutionary battlefield attributed to Hippolyte Bellange, representing the End of the Siege of Lille by the Duke Albert of Saxe on the 8th of October 1792 (the French storm out of the city) according to manuscript legend. Ink and wash on paper. Joseph-Louis-Hippolyte Bellange (1800-1866) studied with Gros. He first made his name at the Paris Salon as a battle painter. He was known for his exquisitely detailed paintings of military revolutionary and Napoleonic scenes. He celebrated French glory. He enjoyed considerable popular and official success. He was Keeper of the Rouen Museum from 1835 to 1852. His work can be found in major art institutions. Our drawing can be compared to a watercolor in the British Royal Collection Trust...