American Farmer by Tomas Wood

Gwathmey, after Robert (American, 1903-1988), Farmers Chopping Wood, printed in the late 1950s after the original drawing from earlier that decade, offset lithograph on Strathmore laid paper, signed i

Fiske Boyd (1895-1975) "Concept''- wood engraving, 1951, signed and annotated 'final proof' in pencil, edition of 100. 12 x 9" Illustrated: Farmer- ''American Prints on Wood'', 1975

The American Farmer John Deere Knife Set. Includes 4 pocket knives and a Key Chain in a Wood Case.

Sheep Farmer (wood) with sheep, fisherman (wood), boy playing violin (missing umbrella handle), "Pan American 1901" miniature wood bucket

Pfeifer, Herman (American/Wisconsin, 1874-1931), Farmer Taking a Break From Chopping Wood, graphite on paper, 26.5 x 20.5 inches in a plain wood frame.

Benjamin Kopman (Russian-American, 1887-1965). Old Farmer. Woodcut, matted and in gold wood and gesso frame. Signed, and dated '1957' lower right in graphite. Titled, lower left.

American trade sign, farmer harvesting cranberries in a bog. Agricultural farm folk art sign or plaque on solid wood planks, incised carving, and detailed paint decor. Approximately 24.5 x 22.125 x .8

Walter, Carl (American/Oklahoma, b.1917-?), Desert Farmer, c.1970s, oil on board, signed lower left, 7.5 x 9.5 inches, in a wood frame 16 x 18 inches. Provenance: Gallery of Distinction, Carefree, Ari

Smithsonian Institution Press. ''American Prints from Wood: An Exhibition of Woodcuts and Wood Engravings.'' Organized by Jane M. Farmer, Smithsonian Institution Press, 1975, Washington, D.C. Paperbac

English, Frank F. (American, 1854-1922), Landscape with Cows and Farmers, undated (c.1900), watercolor on paper, signed lower right, 15 22 inches, in a wood frame 19 x 26 inches.

Circa 1920's. Wood is red cedar, quite oxidized. Older screw eye at top for hanging. 1/4" x 1" chip at bottom. 17 1/2" H. x 3 7/8" W. at base, 3 1/4" W. at top, 1" thick.

Horace R. Burdick. American. The Wood Pile, unsigned, stamped on verso. Snowy field with farmer loading draw with trees. Oil and gouache on board. Framed. Image size 16 x 20in, overall size 24 x 27.5i

Attributed to Virginia or West Virginia, signed and dated on the plow "Oliver '40" (1940). Farmer, plow and two horses on a mixed wood base. Carved figures with original paint as well as found materia

Grant Wood (American, 1891-1942). Lithograph on paper titled "Approaching Storm," 1940. Depicting farmers in the field as a looming storm approaches the group. Signed in pencil along the low

19th/20th C. American wood lifesize figure, skier, original paint, OlympianA wood carved life-sized figure of a skier in its original paint. The magnificently hand carved figure is simply stunning in

American Mid-Century Edward Wormley for Dunbar walnut coffee table from the Janus Line. Six Tiffany Glass tiles inserts. Some marks on the wood. Measuring H 17 W 77 D 19 in

Two Native American polychrome painted wood flat kachina dollsOn stands. (2)the taller height 14in (36cm); wider width 6 1/2in (16.5cm) Provenance:Double sided Acoma doll with Morning Star Gallery, Sa

North America, USA, from Clover Field Airport, Santa Monica, California (the first airport in that city), ca. 1917 to 1922 CE. An absolutely gorgeous piece of early aviation history, this is a massive

Native American Wood and Stone Pipe. Black stone bowl inlaid with lead and catlinite, shows signs of having been smoked; carved wood stem is decorated with brass tacks and hot file branding. With red

An antique Southwestern Native American Kachina figurine. The figurine is made from hand carved wood. The figurine is adorned with hand painted traditional ornaments. Circa: the late 19th century. A k

one with stone axe head and pipe head Condition: with chips to stone axe head and pipe head the larger: 26 inches wide; axe head: 3 inches wide; pipe head: 4 inches wide

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY A large American wood pond boat model. The boat was modeled to scale with detailed components. The boat retains its original stained finish. Overall length 57" long, on sta

North America, United States, ca. 1824 CE. An intriguing wood sign, likely for a tavern, presenting a discoid form with the recessed silhouette of a lion chasing a horse. Below the animals is the insc

100% of the Buyer's Premium of all lots sold in this auction will be donated to Community Food Share by Artemis Gallery. $1.00 = 3 meals! **Originally Listed At $1500** North America, United States