Charles Twelvetrees (1888 – 1948)
Posted by M.R.N. on April 12, 2010
Imminent Disaster
Children And Terrier Huddle Under The Umbrella
Get Her Phone Number
Patriotic Boy
Vote
I’d Like To Get In Step With You
Young Bride
Say! I’m Little Isabella Vots Lookin’ For A Fellar
To Let
Us Fellers Are Like The Worms, Sooner Or Later The Chickens Get Us
Three Years Old
Why Do The Rooster Make All The Noise?
Household Magazine (cover)
Mohawk Magazine (cover)
Does You Think Dat Smelly Cabbage Make De Kisses Sweet Yuh Savage?
We Don’t Want Peace At Any Price
10 Responses to “Charles Twelvetrees (1888 – 1948)”
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Joyce Johnson said
I have:
No more kissing cause you slobber.
signed Charles Tweltrees.
D Sherrill said
I also have this painting. It appears to be either water color or colored pencil. It is approx. 8 x 11 on what seems to be construction paper. Have been told it is a print. However, upon close observation I can not see any signs that would indicate a print. Can’t locate anyone that can give me any conclusive info. Could you possibly help?
Thank you.
D. C. Sherrill
john said
iv got a charles o. twelvetrees
how ink is made
what is it worth?
bob ferguson said
sawwhere it sold for $39.00 plus ($9.00 shipping)
patricia joerg said
What is print worth that dated 1888-1948
Freddie Brady said
I have an old C Twelvetrees framed print “Not Guilty” dug out of an old attic in upstate NY what is value
ann wright said
i have a pair of pictures from this artist–def not prints…they are drawn on some old carboard–signed and framed–they are of babies–rust spots under frame…..i really cant see how they can be copies….can anyone give me any information thank you
Cliff Moon said
I have an original picture called “The Complete Angler” that was painted for the Toronto Star Weekly paper. I cannot find the date. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about this picture? It is a Twelvetrees boy sitting on a railing above a pond with his dog, a stick fishing pole and a can of worms. He has caught a fish which is orange coloured. I presume this would be a colour copy as it appeared in the newspaper. It was found framed in our old boathouse at our summer cottage in Ontario.
Allan said
Got a large twelvetrees print entitled ‘Her First Jumper’. Can’t find any info anywhere. Value etc. can anybody help
Jackie Lamar said
I have a set of 12 calendar prints from 1936. They are bound together with brads. The rest of the calendar is cut off. What is this worth?