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PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) “You have thrown me from my balance."

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) "You have thrown me from my balance." Interior book illustration on page opposite of 64 in The Great Stone of Sardis by Frank Stockton (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1898). Gouache en grisaille on paper glued to board. 14 x 11 1/2 inches. Signed in lower right image.

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) "Under the Mistletoe-A glympse back into the hoopskirt period." [FASHION]

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) "Under the Mistletoe-A glympse back into the hoopskirt period." Illustration for an unknown publication, possibly Harper's Bazar. Gouache, ink, and wash on paper mounted to board. 290x420 mm; 11 1/2x16 1/2 inches, on 13x17 1/4-inch board which contains caption. Signed "Peter Newell-"98" in lower right corner of image.

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) "A Careless Father." [CHILDRENS / MOUSE]

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) "A Careless Father." Published in Harper's Bazar, Saturday, March 25, 1899; Volume XXXII, Number 12. Watercolor, ink, and wash on board. 200x179 mm; 17 3/4x7 inches mounted to 9x7 3/4-inch board with Harper & Brothers copyright 1899 stamp in lower left; signed "Peter Newell-"99" in lower right; label on verso marked "Phototype Department" for [Harper's] Bazar, wanted for Monday, January 23rd and received January 19, 1899. Tipped to hand-captioned matte reading "A Careless Father/`Why child, you must be collicky, to wriggle thus and wail! Said pa, while everytime he rocked he pinched the mousey's tail.'" Exhibited: "American Illustrators 1800 to the Present," Nov 1977-Nov 1978, The American Federation of the Arts, New York.

Peter Newell (1862-1924) Original Illustration from Harper's

Peter Newell (American, 1862-1924) Original Illustration from Harper's "Bowing to the Powers that be", ink and wash on paper, signed, titled and stamped by the publisher. Size: 11.5'' x 10.5'', 29 x 27 cm (sight); 18.25'' x 17.25'', 46 x 44 cm (frame).

NEWELL, PETER. 1862-1924. Original watercolor and ink drawing, O

NEWELL, PETER. 1862-1924. Original watercolor and ink drawing, Off With Her Head!

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924). TOPSYS & TURVYS. Circa 1893. 10x14 inches, 25x36 cm. Armstrong & Co. Lith., Boston.

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924) TOPSYS & TURVYS. Circa 1893. 10x14 inches, 25 1/2x36 1/2 cm. Armstrong & Co. Lith., Boston. Condition A: unobtrusive crease in lower left corner; pencil notations in bottom margin. Paper. Newell was a popular author and illustrator who is best known for his tomes of juvenile optical illusions containing whimsical illustrations which could be viewed either right side up or upside down. This same image was used on the book cover.

PETER NEWELL (1862-1924)

"The Attentive Salesman", ink on paper, 12 1/2" x 15 1/4" (full paper), signed in ink lower right and dated 1891, N.Y., dearing a sramp lower left "Benjamin West Society 883", embossed stamp upper right with crown

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL (1862-1924). LIPPINCOTT'S SERIES OF SELECT NOVELS / THE SPELL OF URSULA. 1894. 13x10 inches, 33x25 cm.

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL (1862-1924) LIPPINCOTT'S SERIES OF SELECT NOVELS / THE SPELL OF URSULA. 1894. 13x10 inches, 33x25 1/2 cm. Condition B+: creases and minor abrasions in margins and image. Paper. Kiehl 132, Margolin p. 145.

PETER NEWELL. Rabbit Tipping His Hat.

PETER NEWELL. Rabbit Tipping His Hat. Pen and watercolor mounted on board. Approximately 170x240mm; 6 3/49 1/2 inches. Drawing of a smiling rabbit tipping his hat to two rodents. Signed and dated lower right. 1894.

NEWELL,  PETER

Christmas  Fairy  with  Elf,  1911 Gouache  drawing  on  light  brown  paper  (10  1/2  x  8  3/4  in.;  265  x  220  mm,  sight),  of  a  fairy  reaching  for  Christmas  baubles  from  the  rays  of  a  burning  candle  whilst  an  elf  leans  against  the  candle  gnawing  on  a  candy  cane,  signed  in  the  lower  right  ("Peter  Newell  '11").  Glazed  and  framed;  frame  scratched  on  right  side.

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL (1862-1924). LIPPINCOTT'S SERIES OF SELECT NOVELS / THE SPELL OF URSULA. 1894. 13x10 inches, 33x37 cm.

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL (1862-1924) LIPPINCOTT'S SERIES OF SELECT NOVELS / THE SPELL OF URSULA. 1894. 13x10 3/4 inches, 33x37 1/2 cm. Condition B+: creases and minor abrasions in margins and image. Paper. Kiehl 132, Margolin p. 145.

(Children's Books), Newell, Peter (1862-1924), The Hole Book, New York: Harper & Brothers, 1908, half cloth with pictorial boards, 4..

(Children's Books), Newell, Peter (1862-1924), The Hole Book, New York: Harper & Brothers, 1908, half cloth with pictorial boards, 4to, (hinges torn in spots, rubbing to covers, cracks along gutter to top and bottom in spots).

PETER SHEAF NEWELL (American, 1862-1924) The Pursuit of

PETER SHEAF NEWELL (American, 1862-1924) The Pursuit of the House Boat, 1896 Mixed media on paper 11.5 x 8.5 in. Signed lower left From the Estate of John McLaughlin.

Lippincott's Select Novels/The Spell of Ursula. 1894.

Lippincott's Select Novels/The Spell of Ursula. 1894.Though the tale of Mr. Jervis and Mrs. Rowlands' yarn may have dropped off the literary face of the earth, this unsigned Newell design and its mesmerizing feline remain as enchanting as ever. Born near Rice Corners, Illinois, Newell would relocate to New York City in 1883, enrolling at the Art Students League. By the fall of that year his work was published in New York Graphic and Harper's Bazaar. His specialties were children and animals, especially noteworthy for their gentle humor and visual puns. In addition to creating several popular children's books, such as "Topsys and Turvys" (see PAI-XXXIV, 2) and "The Slant Book," Newell also did one newspaper comic, which appeared in 1905 and 1906. It was called "The Naps of Polly Sleepyhead," featuring a young girl and her nightmarish naps. PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL (1862-1924)

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL. WATERCOLOR.

AMERICAN 1862-1924. "THIS WAY," HE WHISPERED "STOOP DOWN". ILLUSTRATION TO THE "GREAT STONE OF GARDEN?", CHAPTER 25 PAGE 19. SIGNED AND DATED 97 LOWER LEFT. WATERCOLOR ON PAPER, LAID DOWN ON CARD. 10" X 8". FROM THE PELHAM ESTATE."

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL. WATERCOLOR.

AMERICAN 1862-1924. SLOVENLY CARLO. SIGNED AND DATED 97 AND ANNOTATED. WATERCOLOR ON CARD STOCK. 5 3/4 X 9" IMAGE SIZE. FROM THE PELHAM ESTATE."

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL. WATERCOLOR.

AMERICAN 1862-1924. THE SHEEP "WHEW BUT IT IS HOT" THE BOY " I SHOULD THINK IT WOULD BE. YOU HAVE'NT TAKEN OFF YOUR WOOLENS YET". SIGNED AND DATED 96 AND ANNOTATED. WATERCOLOR HEIGHTENED WITH WHITE. 71/2" X 63/4". FROM THE PELHAM ESTATE."

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL. WATERCOLOR.

AMERICAN 1862-1924. "WASHINGTON MAKETH LOVE"... SIGNED AND DATED "99 AND ANNOTATED. WATERCOLOR ON PAPER. 8" X 8 3/4" IMAGE SIZE. FROM THE PELHAM ESTATE."

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL. ILLUSTRATION.

AMERICAN 1862-1924. A CHRISTMAS ALLEGORY. SIGNED AND DATED 93. UPPER LEFT AND ANNOTATED. WATERCOLOR AND INK. 8 X 10". FROM THE PELHAM ESTATE."

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL.

AMERICAN 1864- 1924. WATERCOLOR ON CARD STOCK. GRASSHOPPER. SIGNED AND DATED 93, LOWER RIGHT. 9 1/4" X 11 1/4" IMAGE SIZE. FROM THE PELHAM ESTATE."

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL.

AMERICAN 1864- 1924. WATERCOLOR ON CARD STOCK. THE DUCK " SAY, ARE YOU GOING TO HANG UP YOUR STOCKING ON CHRISTMAS EVE?". THE STORK "NEW, I WANT SOMETHING MORE THAN A TOOTHPICK!". SIGNED AND DATED 95 LOWER RIGHT. 10" X 8 1/2" IMAGE SIZE. FROM THE PELHAM

Peter Newell (1862-1924)Illustration, Collier's,

Peter Newell (1862-1924)Illustration, Collier's, 1898; U.S. warship Vesuveus arrives to find Cuba an insignificant beachhead.

PETER NEWELL (American, 1862-1924). A YOUNG HERO, signed lower right, dated 1900. Inscribed in pen in the margin "Young Lambeth Jones e

PETER NEWELL (American, 1862-1924). A YOUNG HERO, signed lower right, dated 1900. Inscribed in pen in the margin "Young Lambeth Jones encountered, by the trolley in the lane/ A dreadful wriggling live wire, and he killed it with his cane." Ink, with traces of graphite, on paper mounted on board. With label on reverse from Kendra Krienke Gallery, New York - Plate: 7 7/8 in. x 10 1/4 in.

Peter Newell (1862-1924)

Book illustration: Mr. Munchausen, by John Kendrick Bangs, 1901; - Boy shouting at bear.

PETER NEWELL Am. 1862-1924

PETER NEWELL Am. 1862-1924 Alice and Fawn/The Chef Signed "Peter Newell" l.l. Watercolor, ink, and gouache 11 1/4 × 7 in. each (28.6 × 17.8 cm) each

PETER NEWELL Am. 1862-1924

PETER NEWELL Am. 1862-1924 The March Hare's whiskers-mercy me...Oh, darn, I am so tired...Why is that candle burning... burning The March Hare draws the cork.. Oh dear, the Bull Frog's voice...There it has tied itself... A-chew! A-chew!...That must have been a Molly Bat...Oh that was such a lovely ride...Watercolor, ink, and pencil

Peter Newell (American, 1862-1924), Lot of Four Illustrations for The Parson's Devil, Each signed ""P. Newell"", and annotated (in pen

PETER SHEAF HERSEY NEWELL

1862-1924 THE POLLING PLACE Initialled l/r: "P.N." Oil on canvas Unframed: 21 x 27 inches 53.3 x 43.2 cm.