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JOHN K. DILLON, OIL ON CANVAS,
JOHN K. DILLON, OIL ON CANVAS, NEWSIEOil on canvas painting by John Knox Dillon (American, b. 1903) showing a newspaper seller with New York City in the background. Titled "Newsie" on artist's business card verso. Canvas measures 16" x 12", framed to 17" x 13". Excellent condition.
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JOHN KNOX FERGUSON (SCOTTISH, FL.
JOHN KNOX FERGUSON (SCOTTISH, FL. 1880-1891)John Knox Ferguson (Scottish, fl. 1880-1891), "Still Life", 1883, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, initialed and dated upper left, 16 in. x 24 in., framed
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GROUP OF BOOKS RELATING TO
GROUP OF BOOKS RELATING TO SNOOPY, 12 Group of books relating to Snoopy, 12 (11 paperback, one hardcover) and including Robert Short's "The Gospel According to Peanuts" John Knox Press, Richmond, Virginia, 1965 (6th Printing) and Charles Schultz' "You're Out of Sight, Charlie Brown", "Snoopy Come Home", and "You Need Help, Charlie Brown" among other Peanuts selections. 11" H x 9" W (the largest)
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17TH CENTURY SCOTTISH SCHOOL THE
17TH CENTURY SCOTTISH SCHOOL
THE DAUGHTERS OF LOT, GENESIS XIX, VS. 30-32 Inscribed ‘GENESIS XIX’ and dating from c.1605-1627, oil on oak panel51.5cm x 124.5cm (20.25in x 49in)Provenance: Property from the Estate of the Late Lord David Douglas-HamiltonOn loan to John Knox HouseDean House Edinburgh until circa1845Note: This panel is believed to have been painted in the early 17th century for Dean House, Edinburgh. The House was demolished in 1845 to make way for Dean Cemetery. The National Museum of Scotland hold seven panels from Dean House in the C. K. Sharpe Collection, each depicting various Biblical scenes. One further panel is still on display at John Knox House. Stylistic affinities between the panel paintings, particularly apparent in the handling of the figures' heads and bodies, would suggest that they were produced by the same hand(s). This panel is thought to have been bought at auction in Edinburgh in the latter part of the 20th century. How it was separated from the others now in the NMS is unknown.Literature: Michael Bath, Renaisance Decorative Painting in Scotland (Edinburgh, NMSE, 2003), pp. 241-2M. R. Apted, Painted Ceilings of Scotland (Edinburgh, HMSO, 1966), plates 46-48 of others from Dean House
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E.B. MORRIS LARGE HISTORICAL
E.B. MORRIS LARGE HISTORICAL SCOTTISH SCENE, OIL Ebenezer Butler Morris (British 1814-1895), "John Knox With Mary, Queen of Scots", 1859, large scale oil on canvas historical genre scene depicting the Scottish queen with the reformer minister, signed at lower right with various alpha-numeric marks to stretcher en verso, framed. Note: A smaller version of this piece with the title "The Troubled Bride" (1852) by Morris, was sold at Christie's, New York, May 26, 1992, 19th Century European Paintings, Drawings And Watercolors, lot 157. Canvas approx. h. 40.25", w. 50"; Overall h. 46.25", w. 56.25", d. 2.75"
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Two etchings: Robert Logan
Two etchings: Robert Logan (Canadian) etching circa 1925 depicts a French street scene dedicated to Scott Mueller edition of 100 Number 98 moderate toning; Albany Howarth (British) ''John Knox's House'' circa 1920 Blind Stamp LL slight toning.
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JOHN KNOX (1866-1942): BETHESDA
JOHN KNOX (1866-1942): BETHESDA FOUNTAIN CENTRAL PARK Oil on artistboard 12 x 8 1/2 in. signed.
