Important untouched painting on Masonite by Frederick Judd Waugh (1861-1940) titled “Brahms Symphony #2 in D Major” in original frame with Grand Central Art Gallery label, 30” x 36”, subject is Alaskan snow-filled mountains, cliffs and water, certainly one of Waugh’s best; oil on board seascape by Frederick Judd Waugh titled “Sunlit Surf”, 25” x 30”, in original frame and untouched condition, with Quantrell Provenance on back; oil on board seascape Frederick Judd Waugh titled “Sketch”, in original frame with Grand Central Art Gallery label, 14½” x 20”, also in untouched condition. NOTE: All three Frederick Judd Waugh paintings were under glass and have never been exposed and are in excellent condition. Watercolor of Monhegan cape house with garden, etc. by Samuel Peter Rolt Triscott (1846-1925), measures 18” x 22”; colorful double portrait of Morton Quantrell and his mother by Howard Chandler Christy (1872-1952), in original signed Pancani hand carved frame, 32” x 40”. Christy used his radiant blue paint to paint young Morton’s jumpsuit; a group of drawings by Sears Gallagher (1869-1955), executed in 1917 while on a fishing trip to Sebago Lake; framed watercolor of boat by William Thon (1906-2000), 3” x 4” image; two other small William Thon watercolors; portrait of Anna Maria Stocker (Mrs. Lawrence Lewis) by Pennsylvania portrait artist Jacob Eichholtz (1776-1842), in original frame, 25” x 30”. This painting is listed in the Jacob Eichholtz Book by Rebecca J. Beal, plate #468, complete with Provenance and sold with the family copy of the book. NOTE: This painting was sold at our Summer 2007 auction but never paid for or picked up.; large oil on Masonite by Thomas Locker (b. 1937), Maine moonlit winter scene, 42” x 50”, in original frame; watercolor seascape by Eliot Pearson Beveridge, 20 th c. North haven, Maine artist, 15” x 22”; two (2) watercolors by Gwen James Cook; watercolor still life painting by Janet Laura Scott, b. 1919 (Carroll Thayer Berry’s wife), 12” x 18”, framed; set of four (4) abstract tribal paintings.