Robert Laughlin Illustration

The title of this original illustration by the artist George Venson is "Jumping Ship: An Illustration of the Way I See Things Right Now". It is a...

René Bouché (American, 1905-1963) Illustration on paper of a lady from January 13, 1955. Estate of Chuck Howard frame 20 by 26 inches

Frederick William Rose (English, 1849-1915) Illustration possibly depicting an event from the Indian Mutiny in which his kinsman Hugh Rose had many successes as commander of Anglo-...

A group of four pochoir illustrations by artist and designer E.A. Séguy from the early 1920's. Working in both Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles, his brightly colored patterns were in...

A group of four pochoir illustrations by artist and designer E.A. Séguy from the early 1920's. Working in both Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles, his brightly colored patterns were in...

Set of six blue crayon vignettes, possibly designs for later Art Deco illustrations or paintings. Media: blue crayon on paper in later frame. ...

Illustration painting attributed to Al Corn, unsigned, drawn for Mans World Magazine.

A dapper smoking man mixed media illustration from the American Art Deco period. Watercolor, oil crayon, pastel and graphite on paper. The man stands arms folded with a cigarette in ...

The Prisoner – Original Illustration by Charles Burki, 1965 This haunting original gouache illustration by Charles Burki (1909–1994), signed and dated 1965, stands among the artist’...

An elegant, expressive, black ink drawing by Robert Freiman, signed and dated 1956. Robert J Freiman (b. 1917 - d. 1991), deaf from birth, was born in New York City and attended the Lexington School for the Deaf. He studied art at the National Academy of Design, Pratt Institute, the Art Students League, the Parsons School of Design, and, in Paris, at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. Freiman’s spectrum of styles evolved considerably over the course of his long career, ranging from early portraiture and realistic landscape to mixed-media works using watercolor, acrylic, and pen. He was a regular exhibitor at the Sidewalk Art...