Gallery
| Artist | Title | Thumbnail | Notes old | Media | Signature status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Jo Mess | Coffee Time |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Ed Luckey's Farm |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Ever So Humble |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Winter in the Hills |  |
Aquatint Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| Charles Dahlgreen | Morning Shadows |  |
SOLD | Etching | Signed Lower Right |
| Charles Dahlgreen | Down in the Valley |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| Evelynne B. Mess | Along White River |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| Evelynne B. Mess | In the Bay |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Winter Nocturne |  |
Aquatint Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| Kenneth Reeve | Christmas Eve |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Backyard Romance |  |
Edition 27/50 | Etching | Signed Lower Right |
| George Jo Mess | Outward Bound |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Main Street |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Moon Beams |  |
Aquatint Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Wishing Gate in Winter |  |
This original etching went through in-house paper conservation in April 2017 at Fine Estate and is in very good condition. | Aquatint Etching | Signed Lower Right |
| Louis Oscar (L.O.) Griffith | St. Anne Street--New Orleans |  |
This original etching went through in-house paper conservation in 2017 at Fine Estate and is in very good condition. | Etching | Signed Lower Right |
| Louis Oscar (L.O.) Griffith | Swinging Bridge |  |
This original etching went through in-house paper conservation in 2017 at Fine Estate and is in very good condition. | Etching | Signed Lower Right |
| Louis William Bonsib | Greasy Creek |  |
SOLD --- This work was featured in our 2nd Annual Curated Sale of Historic Indiana Art, April 8th, 2018 at the Indianapolis Art Center. --- Exhibited in the 1972 Hoosier Salon This painting was featured in our weekly email on 5/12/17 along with the following gallery comments: Gallery Comments Louis Bonsib grew up in Indianapolis and attended IU. Upon graduation, he returned to Indianapolis and worked at an engraving company. He soon established his own printing and marketing firm and located it in Fort Wayne, IN. After serving in WWII, he returned to Fort Wayne and turned over the day to day operations of the business to his sons, he released his tax returns to the public and began painting full-time. Bonsib would have been about 80 when he entered Greasy Creek in the 1972 Hoosier Salon and his painting days were drawing to a close. Still, a nice, competent and light example of Bonsib's work featuring that iconic Brown County waterway. | Oil on board | Signed lower right |
| George Jo Mess | The Handy Pump (Brown County) |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right | |
| George Jo Mess | Reelfoot Lake Bridge |  |
Etching | Signed Lower Right |