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Original 1930s American Junior Red Cross Poster

Upjohn, Anna Milo 1868 - 1951 American Junior Red Cross at work Letterpress Print ca. 1932 29.9 x 20 in. (76 x 51 cm) Printer: Condition Details: (B+) on linen (old), small tears, needle holes, and minor creasing and staining at the edges#USA #- #Red Cross #Children

Original ca. 1920s American Junior Red Cross Poster

Upjohn, Anna Milo 1868 - 1951 American Junior Red Cross - Enrolling for Service Letterpress Print ca. 1928 21.2 x 29.9 in. (54 x 76 cm) Printer: Condition Details: (B+/B) on linen (old), horiz. fold above and underneath image, small tears and minor staining at the edges, longer vertical crease/tear in image center#USA #World War I #Red Cross #Children

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951), After Jules Breton, "Song of the Lark," 1884, H.- 14 1/2 in., W.- 11 1/2 in., Framed- H.- 18 1/8 in., W.- 15 in.

† Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951), After Jules Breton, "Song of the Lark," 1884, grisaille oil on canvas, signed lower right, presented in a bronzed wood frame,

Original ca. 1918 WW I American Red Cross Poster

Upjohn, Anna Milo 1868 - 1951 American Junior Red Cross - Lighting The Way Letterpress Print ca. 1918 29.9 x 20 in. (76 x 51 cm) Printer: Forbes, Boston Condition Details: (B+) on linen (old), small tears and minor creasing and staining at the edges#USA #World War I #Red Cross #Children

JOIN RED CROSS A.M. UPJOHN POSTER

'Join', artwork by A.M. Upjohn, (1868-1951), American Red Cross, likely WWI. Visible area is 28.25 x 20.5 inches. Overall size is 30.75 x 23 inches. Mailing folds and minor damage on left edge. From the Pittsburgh Red Cross Collection.

Anna M. Upjohn oil

Anna Milo Upjohn (American 1868-1951) Woman's Profile- oil on canvas, signed A. M. Upjohn lower right, framed. 18 x 15''

ANNA MILO UPJOHN (American, 1868-1951). Poster: Enrolling for Service: American Junior Red Cross, circa 1920, Poster created for the Am

ANNA MILO UPJOHN (American, 1868-1951). Poster: Enrolling for Service: American Junior Red Cross, circa 1920, Poster created for the American Junior Red Cross (first published in 1919). Artwork is glued to a board. - 21 x 30 inches

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951)

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951) Pyrenees Village watercolor signed lower left 37 x 31 inches (frame)

Anna Milo Upjohn American, 1868-1951 Best Friends

Anna Milo Upjohn American, 1868-1951 Best Friends Signed A.M. UPJOHN (ll) Oil on canvas 40 x 30 1/8 inches Provenance: Estate of June Hess Kelly Sale, Doyle, Dec. 5, 2001, lot 27 C Property from the Collection of Ambassador and Mrs. Alfred Hoffman, North Palm Beach

This Baby - Anna Milo Upjohn Poster WW1

This Baby has had a mother's care…. Framed in gilt wood. Type: Poster Red Cross Artist Anna Milo Upjohn (1868 - 1951) Date/Period: World War I Demensions: 33 x 21" Provenance: Hill House Condition Report Clean tear to left of child's head. Small stain upper right corner. Good Plus

Original American World War I Red Cross Poster

Artist: Upjohn, Anna Milo 1868 - 1951. Happy Childhood - Junior Red Cross. Technique: Letterpress Print ca. 1918. Size: 37.4 x 24.4 in. (95 x 62 cm). Printer: Forbes, Boston. Condition Details: (A-/B+) on linen, small retouched tears and tiny losses, mostly in the margins. Estimate: $500. Reserve / Starting Price: $280.

Poster by Anna M. Upjohn - Red Cross This Baby has had a mother's care….

Red Cross This Baby has had a mother's care…. - 55x79,5, 1918, on japan by Anna M. Upjohn (1868-1951)

ANNA MILO UPJOHN (American, 1868-1951)

“Cheyenne Indians (Montana)”, mixed media on paper, 20-1/2 x 16 in., signed lower right, titled on verso. Note: according to the owner, this painting was once featured on the cover of American Red Cross Magazine.

Anna Milo Upjohn, American, CT/NY, 1868-1951, o/c, Connecticut Cedars, 12" x 22", newer frame

Anna Milo Upjohn, American, CT/NY, 1868-1951, o/c, Connecticut Cedars, 12" x 22", newer frame

Anna Milo Upjohn - Original Junior Red Cross Poster

Circa 1920-30 Anna Milo Upjohn (1868-1951) original color lithographic Junior Red Cross Poster. Young girl flies kite near other children. "Happy Childhood the world over. Join the Junior Red Cross". Upjohn was best known as an early 20th c. Red Cross and Junior Red Cross illustrator. She also worked as a book illustrator as well. Signed "A.M. Upjohn" l/l. Est. 24"w x 38"h poster is close-framed. In clean and unblemished condition. From the Collection of Dr. Victor J. Christie.

Anna Milo Upjohn - Watercolor - Young Girl in Flowers

Circa 1920-30 Anna Milo Upjohn (1868-1951) original watercolor drawing. Young girl prances through flowers. Upjohn was best known as an early 20th c. Red Cross and Junior Red Cross illustrator. She also worked as a book illustrator as well. Signed "A.M. Upjohn" l/l. Est. 24"w x 31"h artwork is overmatted in a 27"w x 31"h frame. Dr. Christie's paperwork remains on back. Minor image stain l/l corner but otherwise in clean and unblemished condition. From the Collection of Dr. Victor J. Christie.

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951) Portrait of a Goat. Signed "A.M. UPJOHN" l.l. Oil on canvas, 30 x 17 in., framed. Condition: Sur

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951) Portrait of a Goat. Signed "A.M. UPJOHN" l.l. Oil on canvas, 30 x 17 in., framed. Condition: Surface grime.

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951) Framed oil

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951) Framed oil on canvas, Portrait of a Girl on the Shore, signed lower right, 36" x 30" (One of several to be offered)

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951), "Woman of LaPuy Making Lace, France", watercolor and pastel, signed lower left, title labels lower center and en verso, sight 15 in. x 11 1/4 in.

Anna Milo Upjohn (American, 1868-1951), "Girl Grinding Corn into Polenta, Italy", watercolor, signed lower right, title label en verso, sight 17 1/2 in. x 13 3/4 in.

Anna Milo Upjohn 1868-1951 BEST FRIENDS

ANNA MILO UPJOHN (D. 1951)

A Solemn Procession signed twice Anna Milo Upjohn, l.l. - - oil on canvas 30 1/4 x 34 1/8 in. (77 x 86.7 cm.) Born in Dover, New Jersey, Anna Milo Upjohn studied abroad and worked with the American Red Cross during World War I. While with the Red Cross, Upjohn documented children's lives from various European countries. These images of children enhanced her international reputation as an artist and she is now traditionally known for these poignant portrayals.