Franklin Brooke Voss x Discovery 1936 Chromolithograph Limited Edition 197/260
Located in Bristol, CT
Bejshak,” is blind stamped into the paper, as well as a blind stamp of a Roman head beneath the pencil signature of Voss. Franklin Brooke Voss was born in New York City in 1880.
Lithograph
Tally-Ho: Foxhunting In America 1943 Lithograph by Franklin B. Voss (SIGNED)
Located in Bristol, CT
Franklin Brooke Voss was born in New York City in 1880.
Paper, Lithograph
$2,250
"Working It Out" Foxhunting In America 1941 Derrydale Print by Franklin B. Voss
Located in Bristol, CT
Print Sz: 15"H x 19"W Frame Sz: 22 5/8"H x 26 3/4"W Published by The Derrydale Press 1941 Limited Edition copy 234/250 *foxing condition noted to print margins*
Lithograph
J. Stanley Reeve Esq on "Peterborough" c1947 by Franklin B. Voss
Located in Bristol, CT
w/ the Good Bitch "Accurate" of Mr. Stewart's Cheshire Foxhounds at Runnymede March, 1948 Published 1950 by Charles Sessler, Philadelphia, & Frost & Reed Ltd. Bristol & London, Eng...
Lithograph
Edward Somerville Voss (American, 1926-1965), A Foxhunter of the Meadow Brook Ho
Located in Bristol, CT
Watercolor on paper, signed and dated "E.S. Voss 1931" lower right. Edward was the brother of the noted equestrian artist Franklin Brooke Voss (1880-1953).
Watercolor
Unavailable
Champion Nornay Saddler, 1938
By Franklin Voss
Located in New York, NY
Dog paintings AKC A162163 - Whelped March 12, 1936 Fifty-six times Best in Show (World’s record) Sixty-seven Times Best Terrier in Show Eighty-seven Times Best Fox Terrier in S...
Engraving
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H 30 in W 33.5 in
J. Stanley Reeve Esq on "Peterborough" circa 1947 by Franklin B. Voss
Located in Bristol, CT
w/ the good bitch "Accurate" of Mr. Stewart's Cheshire Foxhounds at Runnymede March, 1948 Published 1950 by Charles Sessler, Philadelphia, & Frost & Reed Ltd. Bristol & London, Eng...
Lithograph
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