Hugh Little Vintage Prints and Fine Art

“Sacony Sam and Sacony Sue”
Original Advertising work for Sacony Clothes
Oil on canvas (Laid down)
Attrib. Donald Gardner (American mid XXc.) c. 1935
15 1/2” x 13 1/2”
Framed

Sacony was a mid-priced line of women’s and children’s apparel, bathing suits and beachwear. Sacony was part of the S. Augstein Co, Inc., founded in 1890. The label was in use for beachwear by 1938, and by 1941 they made a line of women’s summer suits using Palm Beach fabrics.

         
                         

"L'Imploration"
Henri Bellery-Desfontaines (French 1867-1909)
Original lithograph
Size: 7 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches Sheet size: 11 1/4 x 7 3/4 inches Published in London in 1896 by The Studio. Signed in the stone with The Studio blindstamp in the margin.
Cat. ref: Wuerth 69.

David B. Milne (Canadian 1882-1953) Painting Place “Hilltop” (Tovell 63) Two colour Drypoint Etching (4th state) 4.75″ x 6.75″ Plate 10 ½” x 8 ½” (sheet)

Printed between 1930/1931 while Milne was living in Palgrave, Ontario. The print is more or less a reverse image of Milne’s oil Painting Place #3, a location known as “Gamble’s Bald Spot”, overlooking Big Moose Lake, NY. He used Fabrino paper (quartered sheets) and zinc plates that had been reinforced with steel. All are pencil signed while some are also signed in the plate. The objects from left to right are a painters box, coffee jar, 2 ginger bottles and a small spruce sapling.

''The Colophon: A Book Collectors' Quarterly'', Part 5, 1931, original etching by David Milne 1931, Signed in pencil.
David B. Milne (Canadian 1882-1953) Painting Place “Hilltop” (Tovell 63) Two colour Drypoint Etching (4th state) 4.75″ x 6.75″ Plate 10 ½” x 8 ½” (sheet)
Printed between 1930/1931 while Milne was living in Palgrave, Ontario. The print is more or less a reverse image of Milne’s oil Painting Place #3, a location known as “Gamble’s Bald Spot”, overlooking Big Moose Lake, NY. He used Fabrino paper (quartered sheets) and zinc plates that had been reinforced with steel. All are pencil signed while some are also signed in the plate. The objects from left to right are a painters box, coffee jar, 2 ginger bottles and a small spruce sapling.

Artist   
Geoffroy 
Title
Loterie Nationale 
Medium
Offset lithograph
Dimensions
24” x 16”
Price
175.00
Imprimeur / Printer : Dufournet 
1968

Artist:

Isabelle Champion Métadier (French 1947 - )

Title: Champion Métadier Exhibition Poster Galerie Maeght, Paris

Medium: Lithograph circa 1985

Dimensions 26¾” x 19”

   
 

  
Robert Lougheed (Canadian 1910-1982)
“The Dangerous Surprise”
Pen/Ink
10 ½” 4 ½”
Circa 1940


Robert Lougheed (May 27, 1910 – June 3, 1982) was a Canadian born American artist who specialized in images of the American West.
He was born and raised on a farm in Massey, Ontario, Canada. He became an illustrator for mail-order catalogues and for the Toronto Star, but studied in his spare time at the Ontario College of Art and then at the École des Beaux-Arts de Montréal. He went to New York City at the age of twenty-five as the pupil of Frank Vincent DuMond and Dean Cornwell at the Art Students League. However he continued to work as an illustrator for over 30 years and his work appeared in magazines such as National Geographic and Reader's Digest. Lougheed's work as a commercial artist included the Mobil Oil logo of the red flying horse.
                        Lougheed
                             

Artist:

Eric Hesketh Hubbard RBA, R.O.I (British, 1892-1957)

Title: "The Lights of Volendam"

Medium: Etching with aquatint

Dimensions: 7” x 9.5” (Plate) plus full margins
Circa 1925

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