Joseph Paul Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Joseph Paul Art Value Price Guide

Jun. 23, 2026
JOSEPH PAUL (British, 1804-1887)
Est: $600 - $800
A Scene in Suffolk, England Oil on canvas H. 28 1/2" x W. 36"
A. H. Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals
Jun. 23, 2026
JOSEPH PAUL (British, 1804-1887)
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
View of Innate Meadows and Salisbury Cathedral Oil on canvas H. 40 1/2" x W. 49 1/4"
A. H. Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals
Jun. 11, 2026
Joseph Paul (1804-1887), ON THE NORFOLK BROADS
Est: $500 - $700
Joseph Paul (1804-1887), British ON THE NORFOLK BROADS oil on canvas signed lower right; titled to nameplate 13.75 x 17.75 in — 34.9 x 45.1 cm Estimate: $500—700 CAD
Waddington's
Apr. 25, 2026
Joseph Paul Vorst, Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri (1897-1947), Crossing a Forge, Jackson, Missouri, W.P.A. Study for the Jackson, Missouri Post Office, oil on board
Est: $20,000 - $30,000
Joseph Paul Vorst Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri, (1897-1947) Crossing a Forge, Jackson, Missouri, W.P.A. Study for the Jackson, Missouri Post Office signed with title on the reverse, in a hand-carved giltwood frame. Crossing a Forge distills the deeply held philosophical convictions of American Regionalist painter Joseph Vorst into a single, compelling composition. Having fled Nazi Germany, Vorst settled in St. Louis, where he became a central figure in the Ste. Genevieve Art Colony. Significantly, this painting was conceived as a design for a proposed Works Progress Administration (WPA) mural in Jackson, Missouri—a commission that ultimately remained unrealized—imbuing the work with added historical resonance and rarity. The composition portrays a group of multiracial farm laborers crossing a swollen creek near Jackson, guiding a heavily burdened wagon of wheat through rising floodwaters. Beneath a gathering storm, the figures move with quiet determination across a debris-laden stream—rocks, branches, and rushing water forming a natural gauntlet that underscores themes of hardship and perseverance. A defining element of Vorst’s oeuvre—racial harmony—is vividly realized here. Three workers—one Black and two white—advance together along a narrow passage between a modest home and a distant church, symbolically navigating a shared path shaped by labor, faith, and mutual reliance. Vorst’s compositional command is both deliberate and lyrical. The viewer’s eye is guided through the landscape by a rhythmic interplay of white picket fences, winding paths, bundled sheaves of wheat, and the staccato diagonals of falling rain. Vertical accents of trees lend structure and momentum, while the darkening sky and encroaching storm subtly allude to the mounting tensions in Europe that Vorst himself escaped—an undercurrent that foreshadows the global upheaval of World War II. Two towering trees anchor the scene like sentinels, their exposed roots evoking endurance and deep connection—echoing the stabilizing forces of home and church that frame the composition. At its center, Vorst includes his characteristic Missouri mules—one black and one white—straining in tandem to pull the laden wagon, a poignant emblem of shared labor and racial cooperation. What at first appears to be an idyllic rural landscape reveals itself as a richly layered meditation on unity, resilience, and moral conviction. The painting’s intended function as a public mural design further amplifies its message, aligning it with the WPA’s broader mission to celebrate American life, labor, and collective identity during a period of national hardship. The work is presented in a finely hand-carved, gold-leaf period frame, whose craftsmanship complements the gravity of the composition. Together, painting and frame form a cohesive and highly compelling object of both artistic and material significance—an exceptional, museum-caliber work.
Link Auction Galleries
Mar. 18, 2026
Joseph Paul Illig Copper Relief Large Box.
Est: $100 - $200
Joseph Paul Illig Copper Relief Large Wood Box. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: W- 10" x L-10.75" x H- 4". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a Condition Report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot. Please contact us for a detailed Condition Report. It is the Buyer's responsibility to inspect each lot and deem their own opinions on Condition, Description, Provenance, and Validity before purchasing. Please make an appointment to preview or ask for Condition Reports. Condition Reports are rendered as an opinion by the staff of the Auction House and not as statements of fact. REMEMBER ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS-IS, WHERE IS.
World Auction Gallery
Jan. 28, 2026
Attributed to Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887) Westminster Hall oil on canvas 63.5 x 76 cm, framed 76.5 x 89 cm
Est: £500 - £700
Attributed to Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887) Westminster Hall oil on canvas 63.5 x 76 cm, framed 76.5 x 89 cm
Dawsons Auctioneers
Nov. 28, 2025
Attributed to Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887) Westminster Hall oil on canvas 63.5 x 76 cm, framed 76.5 x 89 cm
Est: £1,000 - £1,500
Attributed to Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887) Westminster Hall oil on canvas 63.5 x 76 cm, framed 76.5 x 89 cm
Dawsons Auctioneers
Nov. 08, 2025
Joseph Paul Nickel Mixed Media On Board
Est: -
Signed “Welsh” On The Reverse. Title: “tsunami Man”. In Used Condition With Slight Wear To The Frame. Frame Measures Approximately 19.5in X 12.5in; Image Measures Approximately 13.5in X 6.5in. Bh14696 Eds
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Oct. 08, 2025
Joseph Paul (British, 1804-1887)
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Joseph Paul (British, 1804-1887) Landscape with Windmill oil on canvas apparently unsigned 49 x 40 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.
Freeman’s | Hindman
Dec. 07, 2024
Joseph Paul Vorst, Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri (1897-1947), Holstein, 1927, watercolor on paper
Est: $400 - $600
Joseph Paul Vorst Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri, (1897-1947) Holstein, 1927 watercolor on paper signed and dated lower left, unframed.
Link Auction Galleries
Oct. 31, 2024
Joseph Paul Illg (WA) “Tide Pool" Photograph
Est: -
Joseph Paul Illg (b.1945 Washington) “Tide Pool" Salish mask Medallions Photograph Print, 2015. Framed- 20x11"
District Auction
Sep. 26, 2024
Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887), Rustic landscapes
Est: £200 - £400
Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887), Rustic landscapes, a pair, one oil on canvas, one oil on board, each 24 x 34cm. (2) framed Canvas relines, both with craquelure throughout, some paint shrinkage, old retouchings/infillings visible under u.v. light, need cleaning and some restoration. In period gilt plaster frames.
Ewbank's
Aug. 24, 2024
Joseph Paul Vorst, Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri (1897-1947), Log Cabin in Spring, lithograph
Est: $400 - $600
Joseph Paul Vorst Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri, (1897-1947) Log Cabin in Spring lithograph signed in pencil, framed.
Link Auction Galleries
Jun. 20, 2024
Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887), Rustic landscapes
Est: £400 - £600
Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887), Rustic landscapes, a pair, one oil on canvas, one oil on board, each 24 x 34cm. (2) framed Canvas relines, both with craquelure throughout, some paint shrinkage, old retouchings/infillings visible under u.v. light, need cleaning and some restoration. In period gilt plaster frames.
Ewbank's
Jun. 01, 2024
Joseph Paul Vorst, Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri (1897-1947), Dry River Bed, 1939, lithograph
Est: $500 - $700
Joseph Paul Vorst Essen, Germany/ Ste. Geneviève, Missouri, (1897-1947) Dry River Bed, 1939 lithograph unframed.
Link Auction Galleries
Feb. 04, 2023
Joseph Paul Vorst, (1897-1947), Columns, Essen, 1928, color lithograph
Est: $400 - $600
Joseph Paul Vorst (1897-1947) Columns, Essen, 1928 color lithograph signed and titled in pencil lower margin, unframed.
Link Auction Galleries
Feb. 04, 2023
Joseph Paul Vorst, (1897-1947), Pfetterhouse, France, 1939, watercolor
Est: $400 - $600
Joseph Paul Vorst (1897-1947) Pfetterhouse, France, 1939 watercolor signed and dated lower left, unframed.
Link Auction Galleries
Oct. 13, 2022
Cremers, Paul Joseph: Neues Bauen in Mülheim-Ruhr
Est: €100 - €150
Cremers, Paul Joseph (Einl.). Neues Bauen in Mülheim-Ruhr. Herausgegeben von Beigeordnetem Brocke. VIII. Mit zahlr. fotograf. Abb. auf 40 Tafeln. 26 x 19,5 cm. OLeinenband (minimal gebräunt) mit goldgepr. Deckelillustration und goldgepr. RTitel. Berlin u. a., F. E. Hübsch, 1929. -- Neue Stadtbaukunst. Erste Ausgabe. – Frisches Exemplar.
Bassenge Auctions
Jan. 25, 2022
Attributed to Joseph Paul (British, 1804-1887) Yarmouth Bridge; and a companion painting (a pair) each 8 1/4 x 10in (21 x 25.4cm)
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
Attributed to Joseph Paul (British, 1804-1887) Yarmouth Bridge; and a companion painting (a pair) both oil on panel each 8 1/4 x 10in (21 x 25.4cm) For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website
Bonhams
Nov. 08, 2021
JOSEPH Pantalon Laine gris Taille M PAUL&JOE SISTER Top Coto
Est: €50 - €80
JOSEPH Pantalon Laine gris Taille M PAUL&JOE SISTER Top Coton et soie irmprimé Taille 2 Très bon état
May Associés
Oct. 09, 2021
Gaimard - La Bourse de Hambourg, en 1838
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 09, 2021
Gaimard - Copenhagen, Denmark; La Bourse et la Palais de Christiansborg a Copenhague (Danemark)
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 02, 2021
Gaimard - Glacier, Boat "La Recherche", Arctic Ocean [La Corvette la Recherche (Ocean Glacial Arctique)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 02, 2021
Gaimard - Magdalena Bay, Spitsbergen, Norway [Vue Prise dans la Baie de la Madeleine (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 02, 2021
Gaimard - Magdalena Bay, Spitsbergen, Norway [Vue Prise dans la Baie de la Madeleine (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 02, 2021
Gaimard - Copenhagen, Denmark [Le Port de Copenhague, Vue prise de la Douane (Danemark)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 18, 2021
Gaimard - Bear Island, Norway [Vue de l'Ile de l'ours uo Beeren-Eiland]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 18, 2021
Gaimard - Smeerenburg Bay, Spitsbergen, Norway [Baie de Smeeremberg (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 18, 2021
Gaimard - Spitsbergen, Norway [2e. Vue en Panorama de la Baie de la Madelein (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 18, 2021
Gaimard - Glacier, Bellsund, Spitsbergen, Norway [Vue Prise dans l'Interieur du Glacier a Aiguilles, a Bell Sound (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 18, 2021
Gaimard - Naalsoe, Faroe Islands, Denmark [Vue de L'Ile de Naalsoe (Iles Feroe)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 18, 2021
Gaimard - Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark [Chateau de Frederiksborg (Danemark)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 11, 2021
Gaimard - Glacier, Bellsund, Spitsbergen [Bell-Sound, Vue Prise en Arrivant… (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 11, 2021
Gaimard - Glacier, Bellsund, Spitsbergen [Vue en Panorama de Bell Sound; Montagne de l'Observatoire (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 11, 2021
Gaimard - Knippels Bridge, Copenhagen, Denmark [Pont de Knippelsbroe, a Copenhague (Danemark)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 11, 2021
Gaimard - Kronborg Castle, Denmark [Cour du Chateau de Kronborg (Danemark)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
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Sep. 04, 2021
Gaimard - Glaciers, Bellsund, Spitsbergen [Glacier a Aiguilles, Vue Prise a la Base de la Montagne de l'Observatoire, a Bell Sound, Spitzberg]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
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Sep. 04, 2021
Gaimard - Glaciers, Bellsund, Spitsbergen [Glacier a Aiguilles et Mouillage de la Recherche a Bell-Sound, Spitzberg]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
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Sep. 04, 2021
Gaimard - Bellsund, Spitsbergen [Bell-Sound (Spitzberg)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
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Sep. 04, 2021
Gaimard - Kronborg Castle, Denmark [Chateau de Kronborg, Sur le Sund (Danemark)]
Est: $300 - $600
This folio print is from Joseph Paul Gaimard's Voyage en Scandinavie, en Laponie, au Spitzberg et aux Feröe pendant les années 1838-1840 sur la corvette La Recherche, commandée par M. Fabvre. The work was published in Paris by A. Bertrand between 1842 and 1855. This work detailed the most important scientific expedition to Scandinavia. The work was originally divided into several sections depicting the voyage, magnetic fields, Aurora Borealis, geology, geography and more. Several people contributed to the work including Marmier, Lottin, Bravais, Robert, Durocher, Martins, Vahl, and more. The engravings and lithographs for the work were done by Mayer, Lauvergne, and Giraud. Joseph Paul Gaimard (1793-1858) was French naturalist and naval surgeon. He participated in four scientific voyages including Freycinet's on the 'Uranie', the search for La Perouse on the 'Astrolabe', on the 'Recherche' on an expedition to Iceland and Greenland, and finally another on the 'Recherche' that explored Northern Norway, Lapland, Spitzbergen, and the Faroe Islands. "The commission was instructed to investigate and report on all phases of science, on history, and social conditions of the northern countries mentioned in the title. The Scandinavian countries, Sweden and Norway, and the Spitsbergen archipelago were visited during the summer of 1838 and 1839, and in the summer of 1840 a trip was made to Archangel" (Arctic Bibl.). "Born and educated in the French Midi, Paul Gaimard became one of the most widely traveled naturalists in the history of scientific exploration? serving as director of the Scientific Commission for the North, he conducted extensive explorations in Lapland and on Spitzbergen and the Faroes. With the latter journey (1838-1840) Gaimard's frenetic, albeit highly productive, wandering apparently came to an end" (DSB V, p. 225).
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Mar. 18, 2021
Joseph Carl Paul Schuller (XIX / XX), Still life with flowers in a German jug.
Est: €100 - €150
Signed (lower right), watercolour on paper, unframed. Meas. L: 51 cm, W: 37,5 cm. Estimate: € 100 - € 150.
Goudwisselkantoor Veilingen
Oct. 14, 2020
Joseph Paul (British, 1804-1887) "Ferry Crossing" oil on canvas 23¼ x 35½in. (86.2 x 58.5cm.) *Good condition
Est: £350 - £450
Joseph Paul (British, 1804-1887) "Ferry Crossing" oil on canvas 23 1/4 x 35 1/2in. (86.2 x 58.5cm.) *Good condition
Martel Maides
Nov. 27, 2019
JOSEPH PAUL (BRITISH, 1804-1887) NORFOLK FARMSTEADS
Est: £300 - £500
oil on panel (a pair) (Dimensions: 20.5 x 15.5 cm) (20.5 x 15.5 cm) Footnote: Acquired from Cambridge Fine Art in 1988
Cheffins
Sep. 16, 2019
Joseph Paul, XIX, Oil on canvas, An extensive landscape with windmill, buil
Est: £80 - £120
Joseph Paul, XIX, Oil on canvas, An extensive landscape with windmill, buildings and figures, Signed lower right. 15 3/4 x 20''
Claydon Auctioneers
Jul. 31, 2019
Joseph Paul (1804-1887) British. A Wooded Landscape, with a Horse and Cart by Farm Buildings, Oil on Canvas, 37" x 33".
Est: £500 - £700
Joseph Paul (1804-1887) British. A Wooded Landscape, with a Horse and Cart by Farm Buildings, Oil on Canvas, 37" x 33".
John Nicholson's Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers
May. 01, 2019
Joseph Paul (1804-1887) British. A Wooded Landscape, with a Horse and Cart by Farm Buildings, Oil on Canvas, 37" x 33".
Est: £600 - £800
Joseph Paul (1804-1887) British. A Wooded Landscape, with a Horse and Cart by Farm Buildings, Oil on Canvas, 37" x 33".
John Nicholson's Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers
Sep. 12, 2018
JOSEPH PAUL (1804-1887) British Log Cart on a Country Lane Oil on panel, in
Est: £200 - £300
JOSEPH PAUL (1804-1887) British Log Cart on a Country Lane Oil on panel, indistinctly inscribed with pencil to verso, framed. 21 x 27 cm.
Rowley Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers
Jan. 31, 2018
Attributed to Joseph Paul/Ruined Church and Cottages in a Landscape/oil on canvas, 74.5cm x 62cm
Est: £400 - £600
Attributed to Joseph Paul/Ruined Church and Cottages in a Landscape/oil on canvas, 74.5cm x 62cm
Chorley's