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River Landscape with Rapids
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Runaway
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Rye
Herbert E. Crowley
ca. 1904
Hand Fed
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
What is Funny? by Herbert Crowley (Toronto Sunday World)
Herbert E. Crowley
January 24, 1915
Love letter from Herbert Crowley to Wilhelmina ("Mina") Crowley
Herbert E. Crowley
ca. 1936
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 9 (published by The New York Herald, May 15, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 4 (published by The New York Herald, April 10, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Forest Landscape with a Clearing
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Figures Ascending a Cliff Road, a "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Sketch of a Peacock
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Sketchbook
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
The Prince's Promenade
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
"Wigglemuch" Sketches
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Mountain Landscape with Bridge at Center
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
C'est extraordinaire combien la lune ne fait de l'effet (The effect of the moon is extraordinary), "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A River Landscape with Steep Cliffs
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 7 (published by The New York Herald, May 1, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Toy figures: two men and three trees
early 20th century
Mountain Landscape
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Landscape
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
An Exceptionally Peaceful Moment
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Catalogue de l'éxécution en grès d'un choix d'oeuvres des maîtres de la Sculpture contemporaine
Emile Müller & Cie.
1896 or later
A Seaside Cave
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Royal Picnic
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The "Wigglemuch" Creature on a Tree Stump Looking at a Bug
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 5 (published by The New York Herald, April 17, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Sketchbook
Herbert E. Crowley
1924
Wigglemuch Figure
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
La Lutte Eternelle (The Eternal Struggle)
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Mountainside
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Design for Peacock Panel and a Tile
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Industrial Buildings At Night
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
"The Wiggle-Much" Comic Strip, No. 1 (published in The New York Herald, March 20, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
March 20, 1910
A Monument in a Mountainous Landscape
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
To Market
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Visit to Wurdville, a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Two Rabbits in a Wood, possibly a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
In Darkest Africa: Which is the Way to Where? Would you Kindly Speak a Little Louder? a "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Tree and Doorway
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36