Carl Moon (1879-1948)

Carl Moon (American 1879 - 1948) Watercolor painting on paper, titled "By the Light of the Moon" Indian mother with children at a stream. Signed lower right. In wood frame, glazed. 2.6lbs Approx. Meas

Carl Moon (American, 1879-1948) Pesothlanny, 1907 silver gelatin print signed and titled on the mat Fred Harvey blindstamp lower right 9 3/4" x 7 1/4"

Carl (Karl) Everton Moon (1879-1948) Indians in the Mountains signed 'Karl Moon' (lower right) oil on canvasboard 6 x 8 in. framed 9 1/4 x 11 in. Footnotes: Provenance Butterfield & Butterfield, Los A

DESCRIPTION: Carl (Karl) Moon (California/Arizona, 1879-1948). Orotone. Portrait of a Native American. Script signature on glass "C. Moon" upon the lower left. Attached label to the reverse marked "Ca

Karl Moon, (American, 1879-1948), Vicente, Navajo Chief, and Portrait of a Woman (a pair), vintage silver print, 6.75" x 4.75"

Carl Moon (American, 1878-1948) Chief Gray Hawk, Taos, circa 1910 hand-tinted gelatin silver print signed lower left, impressed stamp Fred Harvey Tovar Studio by Karl Moon lower right, stamped verso:

Carl Moon (American, 1878-1948) Juan Concho, Taos, circa 1910 hand-tinted gelatin silver print signed lower left stamped verso: JUAN CONCHO / TAOS / AT SANTA FE RY / F. HARVEY D.R. / HOTEL ESCALANTE /

Details: Franz Bornschein autographed music quotation (AMQS), 1940; approximately 9 x 9." Near fine condition with fold lines. Franz Carl Bornschein (February 10, 1879 – June 8, 1948) was an Ame

Gelatin silver print. "Last of His People". Signed lower right. From a Greenwich, CT collection. Dimensions: 14" high x 18" wide

Heading: Author: Moon, Carl Title: Navajo Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1910 Description: Platinum/Palladium print cornered into overmat. Print: 24x18.5 cm (9&frac34

Oil on canvas, SLL. Landscape with rolling hills. 23"h x 25"w and 26"h x 28"w framed

Early 20th C. gelatin silver print, titled “The Last of His Tribe”, by Carl Moon, ink signed lower left “Karl Moon”. Paper size 16” x 20”, Overall 20” x 24&#8

Early 20th C. orotone (a photographic print on glass with gold painted back) by Carl Moon, titled “Meguelito”, with artist’s gilt initials on front “C.M.” Plate 6.5&#8221

Early 20th C. orotone (a photographic print on glass with gold painted back) by Carl Moon, titled “Grayhawk”, with artist’s gilt initials on front “C.M.” Plate 7” x

Early 20th C. orotone (a photographic print on glass with gold painted back) by Carl Moon, titled “Bear Legs”, with artist’s gilt initials on front “C.M.” Plate 7”

Photograph, Native American portrait, Carl Moon, Edward Curtis style, photograph is 9" by 7.25", in oak frame, total size is 26.5" by 24.5"

Site - 9x7 in. Carl Moon's photos in the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. In 1907, Moon signed a contract with the Fred Harvey Company to produce photographs for what would be the Fred Harvey Co

Plateau Beaded Hide Cradle, with Umbilical Fetish ca 1900 thread-sewn and beaded using colors of white, pink, black, and pea green height 39 inches Ex Carl Moon Collection, California

John Ramm (American, 1879-1948), “Beyond the Heads,” 1929, oil on canvas, signed lower right, titled verso, canvas: 30"h x 40"w, overall (with frame): 37.5"h x 47.5"w

Schmoll von Eisenwerth, Karl - probably - Vase (Vienna 1879-1948 Bad Gastein) Ferdinand von Poschinger, Glashuettenwerke Buchenau, c. 1900. Conical body with four-pass mouth. Colorless glass with gree

James Topping (American, 1879-1948) Old Willows oil on canvas signed lower left 24" x 28"Provenance: Chicago Galleries Association (label on verso)

A Hand Colored Carl Mood Photograph Circa 1900. The subject is dressed in Northern Plains attire, but Moon's models were typically Northern Pueblo or Apache. It is signed by Carl Moon in the lower lef

James Topping (American 1879-1948, "Mountain Road", oil on board, signed lower left. Impressionist style landscape scene in purples. Approx. h.18" w. 16.25" (frame), h.12.5" w. 14.375".

John Henry Ramm (1879-1948) miniature oil painting on board of California Mission also known as San Antonio de Padua (as it would have looked in 1771 when it was built). Signed lower right "JHR". 4"h