John Russell (English, 1745-1806)
PortraitJohn Russell (English, 1745-1806)
Portrait of Jane Garnett, 1788
pastel on paper
signed and dated (lower right)
23 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches (sight).
Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sold to Benefit Berea College, Berea, Kentucky, offered without reserve
John Russell British, 1745-1806John Russell British, 1745-1806 Portrait of Mrs. Austin
Estimate:$3,000-$5,000
JAMES L. RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1872JAMES L. RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1872 - 1937) 4?" x 12" Landscape at Dusk, 1909. Pastel on paper, signed and dated lower right, in Art Nouveau carved wood frame, 9" x 16½" overall.
C.M. RUSSELL (ATTRIB.), COLOR PENCILC.M. RUSSELL (ATTRIB.), COLOR PENCIL DRAWING, 1909 Attributed to Charles Marion Russell (American,1864–1926), Native American Portrait, graphite and color pencil on paper mounted to cardboard, pencil signed and dated lower center, Kennedy Galleries label verso frame, 7"h x 6"w (sheet), 20.5"h x 15,5"w (frame)
JAMES L. RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1872JAMES L. RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1872 - 1937) 4?" x 12" Landscape at Dusk, 1909. Patel on paper, signed and dated lower right, in Art Nouveau carved wood frame, 9" x 16½" overall.
JOHN BUCKNELL RUSSELL (1820 - 1893)JohnJOHN BUCKNELL RUSSELL (1820 - 1893)John Bucknell Russell (1820 - 1893), oil on canvas, otter challenging crane for a salmon, signed lower left "John Russell", 36" x 57 1/2". Provenance: Property from a private New York collection sold to benefit charitable foundations.
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JOHN RUSSELL R.A. (british 1745-1806)JOHN RUSSELL R.A. (british 1745-1806) PORTRAIT OF LADY FRANCES TURNOUR Pastel on paper, oval 23 1/2 x 17 1/4 in. provenance: Collection of Lord Turnour S.B. Joel Esq. Right Honorable Earl Winterton MP. J. Leger & Son, London, United Kingdom. From the collection of Philip Rieff and Alison Douglas Knox, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. literature: Dr. G.C. Williamson 'John Russell RA', p172 ,000-
JOE RUSSELL (1926-2008) HEADINGJOE RUSSELL (1926-2008) HEADING IN AT LAST. Oil on canvas signed 18''x24'' Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
RUSSELL Charles Marion (AmericanRUSSELL Charles Marion (American 1864-1926): After Russell ''Bronco Buster'' Bronze on black marble base. 24'' h. x 20'' x 15''.
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA,JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA, NEW YORK (1915-2000), CLYDE-SPATTERS, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 23"H X 29"WJames Spencer Russell, Indiana, New York, (1915-2000) Clyde-Spatters, graphite on paper Titled lower left and signed lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. graphite on paper Dimensions: 23"H x 29"W
Morgan Russell (American 1886-1953)Morgan Russell (American 1886-1953) Classical Group oil on board 12 3/4 x 8 1/4 inches.
JOHN RUSSELL (BRITISH 1745-1806)
HALFJOHN RUSSELL (BRITISH 1745-1806)
HALF LENGTH PORTRAIT OF JAMES EDLINGTON Pastel, oval60cm x 44cm (23.5in x 17.25in)Note: This painting was illustrated on the front page of Antique Finder Annual Guide 1969
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANAJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA (B.1915), CIRCLE IN SQUARE 28, 1979, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 23"H X 29"W (SIGHT), 27 1/4"H X 33 1/4"W (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, Indiana, (b.1915) Circle in Square 28, 1979, graphite on paper titled lower left and signed lower right. graphite on paper Dimensions: 23"H x 29"W (sight), 27 1/4"H x 33 1/4"W (frame)
ALFRED RUSSELL, NEW YORK (1920-2007),ALFRED RUSSELL, NEW YORK (1920-2007), ABSTRACT, 1946, ETCHING, 11”H X 15”WAlfred Russell, New York, (1920-2007) abstract, 1946, etching Signed lower right. Born in 1920, Mr. Russell studied at the Art Students League and earned a master's degree in art history from Columbia. He also studied with Stanley William Hayter's print studio, Atelier 17, in both New York and Paris. Mr. Russell taught for nearly 30 years at Brooklyn College. His last New York show was at the Tatischeff Gallery in 1979. He is represented in the collections of the Whitney Museum, the Brooklyn Museum and the Detroit Institute of Arts. etching Dimensions: 11"H x 15"W
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICANJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICAN (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 17 3/4"H X 23 3/4"W (SIGHT), 21 1/4"H X 27 1/4"H (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, American, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 17 3/4"H x 23 3/4"W (sight), 21 1/4"H x 27 1/4"H (frame)
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICANJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICAN (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 17 3/4"H X 23 3/4"W (SIGHT), 21 1/4"H X 27 1/4"H (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, American, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 17 3/4"H x 23 3/4"W (sight), 21 1/4"H x 27 1/4"H (frame)
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA,JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA, NEW YORK (1915-2000), STILL LIFE, 1980, WATERCOLOR, 11”H X 8 1/2”WJames Spencer Russell, Indiana, New York, (1915-2000) still life, 1980, watercolor All three signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. watercolor Dimensions: 11"H x 8 1/2"W
Noel Rockmore (American/New OrleansNoel Rockmore (American/New Orleans 1928-1995) "Bill Russell Composer and Jazz Music Historian (1905-1992)" oil on canvas signed titled and dated "July '65" upper right 40 in. x 30 in. framed. Provenance: Collection of Alice Barry New Orleans and Pass Christian MS; reproduced in The Preservatation Hall Paintings by Noel Rockmore by Larry Borenstein and Bill Russell Louisiana State University Press Baton Rouge 1968.
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICANJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICAN (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 17 1/2"H X 23 1/2"W (SIGHT), 21 1/4"H X 27 1/4"H (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, American, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 17 1/2"H x 23 1/2"W (sight), 21 1/4"H x 27 1/4"H (frame)
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICANJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICAN (B.1950), BOX PRIMER "D", 1968, FOUND OBJECT WOOD CONSTRUCTION, 18"H X 9 7/8"W X 6"DJames Spencer Russell, American, (b.1950) Box Primer "D", 1968, found object wood construction signed and dated. Biography from Indiana State Museum James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. Written and submitted by Mark J. Ruschman, Chief Fine Arts Curator, Indiana State Museum found object wood construction Dimensions: 18"H x 9 7/8"W x 6"D
G. RUSSELL CASE (1966- ), AUTUMNG. RUSSELL CASE (1966- ), AUTUMN CAMP Fine Art
CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (AMERICAN,CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1864 - 1926) 10" x 7" sight size Collection of 12 prints of figural sketches, each signed in the plate, matted and framed, overall 14 ¾" x 11 ½".
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICANJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICAN (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 14"H X 20"W (SIGHT), 21 1/4"H X 27 1/4"W (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, American, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 14"H x 20"W (sight), 21 1/4"H x 27 1/4"W (frame)
Smith Russell [American/PennsylvaniaSmith Russell [American/Pennsylvania 1812-1896] oil on canvas landscape painting of a forest scene with a bear at the foot of birch trees signed l.r. ?R.S.''. 20.5''x14.75''
CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (AMERICAN,CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1864-1926)Charles Marion Russell
American, 1864-1926
Buffalo Bookend, 1921
Bronze, signed and dated
Underside marked 017.
6 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 3.3 in. (16.5 x 16.5 x 8.4 cm.)
The Wallace Estate: Lee Renfrew Wallace and her husband Mahlon Brookings Wallace III lived an extremely happy and luxurious life filled with world travels, safaris, collecting, and philanthropy. From backgrounds in race-horse breeding and championship cattle ranching, the socialite couple paid homage to the St. Louis area community in a variety of ways.
Mr. Wallace served as Director of Commerce Bank, President of the St. Louis Zoo Friends Board, and was charitable to numerous organizations he believed in. Behind every great man is a better woman, and his wife Lee was renowned for being the glue of the family while she warmly served as Director of Development for local educational institutions and made an impact with her lasting spirit. The couple’s art collection ranges in style and period and spans a broad price-point.
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA,JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA, NEW YORK (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 17 1/4"H X 23 3/8"W, 21 1/8"H X 27 1/4"W (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, Indiana, New York, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 17 1/4"H x 23 3/8"W, 21 1/8"H x 27 1/4"W (frame)
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA,JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA, NEW YORK (1915-2000), CLYDE-MOVIE CLIP, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 23"H X 29"WJames Spencer Russell, Indiana, New York, (1915-2000) Clyde-Movie Clip, graphite on paper Titled lower left. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. graphite on paper Dimensions: 23"H x 29"W
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA,JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA, NEW YORK (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 17 3/8"H X 23 3/4"W, 21 1/4"H X 27 1/4"W (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, Indiana, New York, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Framed upside down. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 17 3/8"H x 23 3/4"W, 21 1/4"H x 27 1/4"W (frame)
Russell Alexander Trees signedRussell Alexander Trees signed lower right in pencil etching
AFTER CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (AMERICAN,AFTER CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (AMERICAN, 1894-1926)Charles Marion Russell
American, 1894-1926
Marksman
Bronze
Signed to base. Man aiming rifle with steer skull at his feet; mounted to black marble base.
Bronze: 10 x 7 1/2 in. (25.40 x 19.05 cm.), overall: 11 1/2 x 9 1/4 in. (29.21 x 23.50 cm.)
The Wallace Estate: Lee Renfrew Wallace and her husband Mahlon Brookings Wallace III lived an extremely happy and luxurious life filled with world travels, safaris, collecting, and philanthropy. From backgrounds in race-horse breeding and championship cattle ranching, the socialite couple paid homage to the St. Louis area community in a variety of ways.
Mr. Wallace served as Director of Commerce Bank, President of the St. Louis Zoo Friends Board, and was charitable to numerous organizations he believed in. Behind every great man is a better woman, and his wife Lee was renowned for being the glue of the family while she warmly served as Director of Development for local educational institutions and made an impact with her lasting spirit. The couple’s art collection ranges in style and period and spans a broad price-point.
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA,JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, INDIANA, NEW YORK (1915-2000), FOUR PORTRAITS OF MALE FIGURES, ONE A SELF PORTRAIT, PEN, INK WATERCOLOR, PASTELS ON PAPER, 11"H X 8 1/2"W (LARGEST)James Spencer Russell, Indiana, New York, (1915-2000) Four portraits of male figures, one a self portrait, pen, ink watercolor, pastels on paper Signed with initials. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. pen, ink watercolor, pastels on paper Dimensions: 11"H x 8 1/2"W (largest)
After Charles Marion Russell (Montana/California/Missouri,After Charles Marion Russell (Montana/California/Missouri, 1864 - 1926), "Smokin' Up, cowboy on horse with gun, on marble base, 12-1/2" h
JOHN RUSSELL FULTON, OIL ON CANVAS,JOHN RUSSELL FULTON, OIL ON CANVAS, 1950 John Russell Fulton (American, 1896-1979), "Connecticut Patriots", cover illustration for "Blue Book" magazine, January, 1951, artist's name and title on stretcher verso, Blue Book slip taped to verso, 23.5"h x 35.5"w (sight), 31.5"h x 43.5"w (frame)
JAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICANJAMES SPENCER RUSSELL, AMERICAN (1915-2000), UNTITLED ABSTRACT, 1958, MIXED MEDIA ON PAPER, 15 1/2"H X 20"W (SIGHT), 21 1/4"H X 27 1/4"W (FRAME)James Spencer Russell, American, (1915-2000) untitled abstract, 1958, mixed media on paper Signed and dated lower right. Biography from Indiana State Museum: James Spencer Russell (1915-2000) was born in Monticello, Indiana, but spent much of his life in New York City. He studied with Raymond Johnson at the University of New Mexico where he received his BFA, and with Donald Oenlenger at Yale University where he received his MFA. Russell exhibited his work in New York City with the Ruth White Gallery at 42 East 57th Street. His first one-man exhibition with the gallery, "Constructions", ran from April 21 through May 16, 1964. The exhibition was reviewed in The New York Times by Brian O'Doherty, the preeminent New York art critic of the era. Russell continued to exhibit all across the U.S. from 1961 to the 1990s, and was considered a pioneer of set design for conversion to color television, working at NBC Television in the 1950's. His one-man shows of watercolors and drawings resulted in the inclusion of pieces in the movies Midnight Cowboy and John and Mary. An avid jazz fan, his work was on the cover of Chico Freeman's album titled Chico., and exhibited at the American Federation of the Arts, the Rhode Island School of Design and at Southern Illinois University before he retired to his hometown of Kewanna, Indiana. mixed media on paper Dimensions: 15 1/2"H x 20"W (sight), 21 1/4"H x 27 1/4"W (frame)
Noel Rockmore (American/New OrleansNoel Rockmore (American/New Orleans 1928-1995) "Bill Russell" 1970 acrylic and gold leaf on board signed and inscribed "New O." lower right titled lower left titled dated and inscribed en verso 11 7/8 in. x 8 7/8 in. unframed.
G. RUSSELL CASE, (B. 1966), "MORNINGG. RUSSELL CASE, (B. 1966), "MORNING SUN, ZION," 2009, OIL ON BOARD, 16.25" H X 12" WG. Russell Case, (b. 1966) "Morning Sun, Zion," 2009 Oil on board Signature incised lower left: G. Russell Case; signed again, titled, and dated verso 16.25" H x 12" W Provenance: The Estate of George David Sturges Oil on board Dimensions: 16.25" H x 12" W Provenance: The Estate of George David Sturges