Hoosier Hills Food Bank Benefit Wildlife Stamp & A

Online Only Auction - Ends Wednesday June 17th at 7PM. Auction proceeds benefit of Hoosier Hills Food Bank. Internationally recognized wildlife artists and conservationist including work by Harold Rigsby, Mario F. Fernandez, Lee & Deloris Robertson Delons and William Schloss. Wildlife stamp artwork includes signed prints by Heiner, Herting, John Ruthven, William Zimmerman, Charles Fraace, Harold Roe, Lynn Kaatz and John Henson. All from a collection of new - old stock donated by a prominent gallery specializing in numbered animal prints and USPS commemorative wildlife stamp art prints. All are signed by the artist, many in numbered editions. Most are in a folio cover and are in pristine, mint condition with a few display items with issues as noted in the lot description. Preview by appointment at : The EDS Auction Center 701 S Ransom Lane Bloomington IN 47403 Pickup/Checkout is Wednesday June 18th from 1-6PM at the EDS Auction Center. Shipping is available for all lots. Combined shipping for multiple purchases.

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1 - 1st 82' IN Conservation MUH STMP & Print Zimmerman Zimmerman, William (American,1937-2011). Brown County, Indiana artist. Signed limited edition (121/850) color lithographic print and postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

2 - 1st 82' TN Conservation C Frace Signed Print & MUH Frace, Charles (American,1926-2005). Raccoon. Signed color lithographic print and U.S. postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

3 - 87' OH Duck Stamp Print Harold Roe Signed & MUH ST Roe, Harold (American,1930-2018). Signed limited edition (199/2000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Roe was a nationally known wildlife artist. residing in Brown County, Indiana.

4 - 86" OH Wetlands Habitat Stamp Print Signed Kaatz Kaatz, Lynn (American, B. 1945). A Resting Canvasback. Signed limited edition (199/2000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

5 - 90' Wetland Habitat Stamp Print Blackducks Henson Jon Henson (American, unknown birth date). Blackducks. Signed limited edition (199/590) color lithographic print and 2 stamps in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamps with sleeves in envelope and print with interleaving paper. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

6 - Harold Rigsby Bald Eagle Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bald Eagle. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

7 - Harold Rigsby Cottontail Rabbit Lmt Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cottontail Rabbit. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1981. 11" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

8 - 83'-84' Florida Duck Stamp Print Signed H Hertling Hertling Heiner (German / American Immigrant, 1941- ). Signed limited edition (258/1000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12 1/2" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print. Signed and numbered in pencil below left margin. Archival gallery inventory.

9 - Harold Rigsby Squirrel Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Squirrel. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 11" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory.

10 - 1st OH Duck Stamp Print Signed Rithven & MUH Ruthven, John (American, 1924-2020). Untitled. Signed limited edition (7738/9000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12 1/2" x 14" (paper margins). 7 1/2" x 10" (plate). Mint condition stamp in sleeve and print. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. John Ruthven was an internationally acclaimed artist, naturalist, author and lecturer who lived in Brown County, Indiana.

11 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger Cub. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

12 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

13 - 83" OH Duck Stamp Print Lmt Ed Signed Harry Antis Antis, Harry (American,1942-2003). Voyageur. Signed limited edition (438/1350) color lithographic print and postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp in envelope and print with interleaving paper. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. Harry Anttis is a renowned wildlife artist from Michigan, his work featured in Audubon and Outdoor Life.

14 - 88' OH Wetland Habitat Stamp Print & MUH Fisher Fisher, Cynthie (American, B. 1963). Golden Eyes. Signed limited edition (194/200) color lithographic print and stamps in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamps with sleeve and print with interleaving paper in folio with envelope. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

15 - 1st 82' TN Conservation C Frace Signed Print & MUH Frace, Charles (American,1926-2005). Bandit Raccoon. Signed color lithographic print and U.S. postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

16 - Harold Rigsby Great Horned Owl Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Great Horned Owl. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

17 - Harold Rigsby Pelican Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Pelican. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

18 - Harold Rigsby Raccoon Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Raccoon. Limited edition (401/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

19 - 84' OH Duck Stamp Print Harold Roe Signed & MUH ST Roe, Harold (American,1930-2018). Untitled duck stamp print. Signed limited edition (199/2000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and 100% rag archival print with interleaving paper. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

20 - Harold Rigsby Bobcat Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bobcat, Series 2, Plate 1. Limited edition (10/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with an artist biography information sheet, in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

21 - 89' OH Wetlands Habitiat Stamp Print Signed Kaatz Kaatz, Lynn (American, B. 1945). Canada Goose. Signed limited edition (199/550) color remarque print and 2 postage stamps in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp in envelopes and print with interleaving paper. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

22 - 85' OH Duck Stamp Print & Lmt Ed Signed R Louque Louque, Ronald (American, B.1955). Untitled duck stamp print. Limited edition ( 199/2000) signed color lithographic print and U.S. postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp in envelope and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

23 - 1st 82' TN Conservation C Frace Signed Print & MUH Frace, Charles (American,1926-2005). Bandit Raccoon. Signed color lithographic print and U,S. postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

24 - Harold Rigsby Squirrel Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Squirrel. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 11" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

25 - Harold Rigsby Cottontail Rabbit Lmt Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cottontail Rabbit. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1981. 11" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with an artist biography information sheet, in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

26 - Harold Rigsby Bald Eagle Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bald Eagle. Limited edition (622/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

27 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope. envelope has faint discoloration, print not effected. Gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

28 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard Cub. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

29 - 1st OH Duck Stamp Print Signed Rithven & MUH Ruthven, John (American, 1924-2020). Untitled. Signed limited edition (4663/9000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12 1/2" x 14" (paper margins). 7 1/2" x 10" (plate). Mint condition stamp in sleeve and print. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. John Ruthven was an internationally acclaimed artist, naturalist, author and lecturer who lived in Brown County, Indiana.

30 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger Cub. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

31 - Harold Rigsby Raccoon Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Raccoon. Series 2, Plate 2. Limited edition (347/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

32 - Harold Rigsby King Penguin Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). King Penguin. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes with a biography and artist statement information sheet in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

33 - Harold Rigsby Giraffe Lmt Ed Signed Print 20 x 16 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Giraffe. Series 4, Plate 1. Limited edition (314/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 20" x 16" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

34 - Harold Rigsby Koala Lmt Ed Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Koala Series 4, Plate 2. Limited edition (114/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

35 - Harold Rigsby Panda II Signed Print 14" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda II. Print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

36 - Dolores Robertson The Sentinel Lmt Ed Signed Print Robertson, Dolores (American, early to mid 20th century-2000, Townsend , TN artist). The Sentinel (eagle). Limited edition (240/1000) print reproduction from original on acid free art paper, 1979. 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Deloris Robertson was a nationally known wildlife artist from Townsend, Tennessee.

37 - Harold Rigsby Caracal Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Caracal. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1995. 14 1/2" x 21 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

38 - Harold Rigsby Wood Duck Lt Ed Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Wood Duck. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1987. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Hal & Sandy Shevers. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

39 - Harold Rigsby Cottontail Lt Ed Signed Print 16x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cottontail. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1989. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Paul Kennedy Jr. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

40 - Harold Rigsby Lynx Cubs Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Lynx Cubs. Limited edition (110/1200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1996. 21 1/2" x 14 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Joseph E. Hughes, Jr. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a biography and artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

41 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard Cub. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1987. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Hal & Sandy Shevers. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

42 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Stiegelmeyer. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

43 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion Cub. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. David Martin. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

44 - Harold Rigsby Mallard Duck Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Mallard Duck. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Pete & Betty Zillick. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

45 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox 1 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox 1. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Donald W. Elliot. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard and an artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

46 - Harold Rigsby Cougar II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cougar II. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. James R. Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

47 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger IV Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger IV. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Ralph and Allene Lovelace. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

48 - 1st 82' TN Conservation C Frace Signed Print & MUH Frace, Charles (American,1926-2005). Raccoon. Signed color lithographic print and U.S. postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp and print with interleaving paper. Signed in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory.

49 - 83" OH Duck Stamp Print Lmt Ed Signed Harry Antis Antis, Harry (American,1942-2003). Voyageur. Signed limited edition (199/1350) color lithographic print and postage stamp in folio. 12" x 14" (paper margins). Mint condition stamp in envelope and print with interleaving paper. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. Harry Anttis is a renowned wildlife artist from Michigan, his work featured in Audubon and Outdoor Life.

50 - 1st OH Duck Stamp Print Signed Rithven & MUH Ruthven, John (American, 1924-2020). Untitled. Signed limited edition (8515/9000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12 1/2" x 14" (paper margins). 7 1/2" x 10" (plate). Mint condition stamp in sleeve and mint condition print. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. Inner folio has faint discoloration/ residue from the gold seal at the bottom. John Ruthven was an internationally acclaimed artist, naturalist, author and lecturer who lived in Brown County, Indiana.

51 - Harold Rigsby Great Horned Owl Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Great Horned Owl. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

52 - Harold Rigsby White Tiger Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Tiger Cub. Series III, Plate III. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 lb. acid free art paper, dated 1980. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

53 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger IV Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger IV. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Ralph and Allene Lovelace. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

54 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion Cub. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. David Martin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

55 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Stiegelmeyer. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

56 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox 1 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox 1. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Donald W. Elliot. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard and an artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

57 - Harold Rigsby Cougar II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cougar II. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. James R. Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

58 - Harold Rigsby Mallard Duck Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Mallard Duck. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Pete & Betty Zillick. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

59 - Harold Rigsby Wh Bengal Tiger Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. James R. Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

60 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox II. Limited edition (177/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Maury Tepper. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard and an artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

61 - Harold Rigsby Pelican Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 13 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Pelican. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Dr. & Mrs. James Simpson. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

62 - Harold Rigsby Bobcat Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 12 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bobcat. Series III, Plate I. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Louise Hanson. Comes with an artist biography information sheet and color advertising card in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

63 - Harold Rigsby Raccoon Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 12 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Raccoon. Series II, Plate II. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of James Bolton Shaw. Comes in envelope with a color advertising card and cardboard backing. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

64 - Harold Rigsby Cottontail Lt Ed Signed Print 11x 14 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cottontail Rabbit. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1981. 11" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Jim Yates. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

65 - Harold Rigsby Bald Eagle Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bald Eagle. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. James R. Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

66 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard Cub. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stasinger. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

67 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Signed Print 14 x 11 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Green. Comes in a storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

68 - 1st OH Duck Stamp Print Signed Rithven & MUH Ruthven, John (American, 1924-2020). Untitled. Signed limited edition (4996/9000) color lithographic print and stamp in folio. 12 1/2" x 14" (paper margins). 7 1/2" x 10" (plate). Mint condition stamp in sleeve and mint condition print. Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Archival gallery inventory. Inner folio has faint discoloration/ residue from the gold seal at the bottom. John Ruthven was an internationally acclaimed artist, naturalist, author and lecturer who lived in Brown County, Indiana.

69 - Harold Rigsby River Otter Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). River Otter. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1987. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with an artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

70 - Harold Rigsby Cottontail Lmt Ed Signed Prin 16x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cottontail. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1989. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Paul Kennedy, Jr.. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory, light toning at edge of envelope from storage. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

71 - Harold Rigsby Wood Duck Lt Ed Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Wood Duck. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1987. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Hal & Sandy Shevers. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

72 - Harold Rigsby Lynx Cubs Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Lynx Cubs. Limited edition (96/1200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1996. 21 1/2" x 14 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Joseph E. Hughes, Jr. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a biography and artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

73 - Harold Rigsby Caracal Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Caracal. Limited edition (58/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1995. 14 1/2" x 21 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Original from the private collection of Joseph E. Hughes. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

74 - Harold Rigsby Panda II Signed Print 14" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda 2. Print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. From the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Niehaus. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

75 - Harold Rigsby Giraffe Lmt Ed Signed Print 20 x 16 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Giraffe. Series 4, Plate 1. Limited edition (74/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 20" x 16" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. From the private collection Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Jackson. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

76 - Harold Rigsby Koala Lmt Ed Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Koala Series IV, Plate II Limited edition (117/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory.

77 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Limited edition (517/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Stiegelmeyer. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory, line of toning at the top of the envelope from storage, print is in pristine condition. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

78 - Harold Rigsby Mallard Duck Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Mallard Duck. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Pete & Betty Zillick. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

79 - Harold Rigsby Cougar II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cougar II. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. James R. Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

80 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger IV Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger IV. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Ralph and Allene Lovelace. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

81 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion Cub. Limited edition (20/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. David Martin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

82 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox II. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Maury Tepper. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard and an artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

83 - Harold Rigsby White Bengal Tiger Lmt Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. James R. Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

84 - Harold Rigsby Pelican Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 13 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Pelican. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Dr. & Mrs. James Simpson. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

85 - Harold Rigsby Raccoon Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 12 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Raccoon. Series III, Plate II. Limited edition (271/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of James Bolton Shaw. Comes in envelope with cardboard backing. Archival gallery inventory. Tear at top on envelope fold, pristine print. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

86 - Harold Rigsby Bobcat Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 12 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bobcat, Series III, Plate I. Limited edition (371/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Louise Hanson. Comes in envelope with cardboard and an artist biography information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

87 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger Cub. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

88 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard Cub. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1984. 14" x 11" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stasinger. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

89 - Harold Rigsby Whitetail Buck Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower center. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs James R Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

90 - Harold Rigsby Young Cougar Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Young Cougar. Limited edition (58/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1993. 22 1/4" x 18 1/4" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

91 - Harold Rigsby African Lion II Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion II. Limited edition (40/200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 24" x 19 3/4" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower center. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

92 - Harold Rigsby Snow Tiger Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Tiger. Series IV, plate I. Limited edition (329/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

93 - Harold Rigsby Baby Giraffe Ltd Ed Signed Print Lg Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Masai Giraffe. Limited edition (57/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Certificate of authenticity included. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

94 - Harold Rigsby Cheetah Ltd Ed Signed Print Lg Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cheetah. Series II, plate II. Limited edition (446/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil at lower margin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

95 - Harold Rigsby Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Leopard. Limited edition (7/1500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 22" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard and a biography artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

96 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Zebras. Black & white limited edition (41/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard and a biography artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory, but not in original envelope. Print is in pristine condition. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

97 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion. Series II, plate III. Limited edition (64/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower margin. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

98 - Harold Rigsby Grey Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grey Wolf. Limited edition (394/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image on right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

99 - Harold Rigsby Whitetail Buck Ltd Ed Signed Lg Prin Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (315/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower margin. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs James R Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

100 - Harold Rigsby LSU Bengal Tiger Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). LSU Bengal Tiger. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1981. 25 x " x 19" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

101 - Harold Rigsby Koala Lmt Ed Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Koala Series IV, Plate II Limited edition (361/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image, lower left. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

102 - Harold Rigsby Caracal Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Caracal. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1995. 14 1/2" x 21 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Original from the private collection of Joseph E. Hughes. Comes with storage envelope and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

103 - Harold Rigsby Lynx Cubs Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Lynx Cubs. Limited edition (112/1200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1996. 21 1/2" x 14 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Joseph E. Hughes, Jr. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

104 - Harold Rigsby River Otter Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). River Otter. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1987. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with an artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

105 - Harold Rigsby Panda II Signed Print 14" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda II. Print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. From the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Niehaus. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

106 - Harold Rigsby Tiger Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tiger Cub. Series III, Plate IV. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1980. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

107 - Harold Rigsby Raccoon Ltd Ed Signed Print 16 x 12 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Raccoon. Series III, Plate II. Limited edition (11/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 16" x 12" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of James Bolton Shaw. Comes in envelope with cardboard backing. Archival gallery inventory. Tear at top on envelope fold, pristine print. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

108 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox II. Limited edition (660/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Maury Tepper. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard and an artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

109 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Stiegelmeyer. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

110 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger IV Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger IV. Limited edition (812/ 950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Ralph and Allene Lovelace. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

111 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion. Series II, plate III. Limited edition (181/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower margin. Comes with an artist biography information sheet, in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

112 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard. Series IV, plate II. Limited edition (99/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper,1979. 24 1/2" x 19". Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

113 - Harold Rigsby Young Cougar Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Young Cougar. Limited edition (82/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1993. 22 1/4" x 18 1/4" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

114 - Harold Rigsby LSU Bengal Tiger Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). LSU Bengal Tiger. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1981. 25 x " x 19" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Not in original envelope, bend on information sheet. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

115 - Harold Rigsby Whitetail Buck Lt Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (407/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower margin. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs James R Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

116 - Harold Rigsby Grey Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grey Wolf. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image on right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

117 - Harold Rigsby Panda II Signed Print 14" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda II. Print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

118 - 2 Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 3 & Cub Ltd Ed Signed 2 prints! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger III. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1981. 24" x 20" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. siblings. (Bengal Tiger Cubs) Limited edition (96/1200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1995. 19" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

119 - Harold Rigsby Elvis Lmt Ed Signed Print 24" x 19" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Elvis. Plate I. Limited edition (1680/2000) B & W print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 24" x 19" . Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Comes in a storage envelope with an artist statement information sheet and an advertisement sheet. .Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

120 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox I Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox I. Limited edition (660/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard and an artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

121 - Harold Rigsby Mallard Duck Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Mallard Duck. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Pete & Betty Zillick. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

122 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Limited edition (516/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Stiegelmeyer. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

123 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Zebras. Black & white limited edition (62/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

124 - Harold Rigsby Koala II Lmt Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Koala II. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 22" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

125 - Harold Rigsby Polar Bear Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Polar Bear. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1982. 18" x 22". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

126 - Harold Rigsby Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Leopard. Limited edition (468/1500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 22" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with a certificate of authenticity, in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

127 - Harold Rigsby Canada Goose Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Canada Goose. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 19" x 23" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

128 - Harold Rigsby 2 Tiger Lmt Ed Signed LG Print 2 prints! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tiger. Limited edition (110, 112/500) print reproductions from original pastel painting on fine quality heavy weight acid free art paper with deckled edge, ND. 30" x 22". Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a plastic sleeve with with cardboard packing. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

129 - Harold Rigsby Red Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Panda. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

130 - Harold Rigsby Grey Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grey Wolf. Limited edition (393/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image on right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

131 - Harold Rigsby African Lion II Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion II. Limited edition (108/200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 24" x 19 3/4" . Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

132 - Harold Rigsby Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print 22" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (344/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

133 - Harold Rigsby Whitetail Buck Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (598/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2". Signed and numbered in pencil lower margin. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs James R Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

134 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Zebras. Black & white limited edition (11/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

135 - Harold Rigsby Lynx Cubs Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Lynx Cubs. Limited edition (82/1200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1996. 21 1/2" x 14 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs Joseph E. Hughes, Jr. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

136 - Harold Rigsby River Otter Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). River Otter. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 16" x 20" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with an artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

137 - Harold Rigsby Caracal Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Caracal. Limited edition (82/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1995. 14 1/2" x 21 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Original from the private collection of Joseph E. Hughes. Comes with storage envelope, an artist biography information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

138 - Harold Rigsby Wh Bengal Tiger Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger. Limited edition (110/ 950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 16" x 13" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

139 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox I Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox I. Limited edition (177/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 18" x 14" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

140 - Harold Rigsby Baby Harp Seal Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Harp Seal. Limited edition (515/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 14" x 18" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Stiegelmeyer. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

141 - Harold Rigsby Clemson Bengal Tiger Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Clemson Bengal Tiger: 1981 champions. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper. 24 x " x 19" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

142 - Harold Rigsby Hippopotamus Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Hippopotamus. Limited edition (96/200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1994. 15" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Jeanne and Gene Pepet. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

143 - 2 Harold Rigsby Panda & Panda 3 Lt Ed Signed Print 2 prints! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (24/950), print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right.. Panda III. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Both come in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

144 - Harold Rigsby Indochinese Tiger Lt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Indochinese Tigers. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1995. 20" x 25" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

145 - Harold Rigsby Elvis Lmt Ed Signed Print 24" x 19" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Elvis. Plate 1. Limited edition (821/2000) B & W print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 24" x 19" . Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, and an artist statement information. Archival gallery inventory. Not in original envelope. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

146 - 2 Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger & Cub Lmt Ed Signed 2 prints! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal tiger III. Limited edition (91/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1981. 24" x 20". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. White Bengal Tiger Cub. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1989. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Both come with a storage envelope with cardboard. One artist biography/ information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity included. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

147 - Harold Rigsby Plains Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Plains Zebras. (Mother & Foal). Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 25 3/4" x 19 3/4". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

148 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox III Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox III. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 20" x 25" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, an artist information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

149 - Harold Rigsby African Elephant Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Elephant. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 25 1/2" x 20". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

150 - Harold Rigsby African Lion 3 Ltd Ed Signed L Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion III. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 27" x 21" . Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

151 - Harold Rigsby Wh Bengal Tiger II Ltd Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger II. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 21" x 27". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

152 - Harold Rigsby Grizzly Bear Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grizzly Bear. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

153 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf II Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf II. Limited edition (26/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

154 - Deloris Robertson Black Bear Lmt Ed Signed Print Robertson, Dolores (American, early to mid 20th century-2000). Black Bear . Limited edition (771/1000) print reproduction from original on acid free art paper, 1976. 26" x 21 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard, an artist information sheet, and a aditional information on the original painting commisioned by the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Archival gallery inventory. Deloris Robertson was a nationally known wildlife artist from Townsend, Tennessee.

155 - Harold Rigsby Hippopotamus Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Hippopotamus. Limited edition (82/200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1994. 15" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Jeanne and Gene Pepet. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

156 - Harold Rigsby Lynx Cubs Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Lynx cubs Limited edition (24/1200) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1996. 21 1/2" x 14 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

157 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Cub Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard Cub. Limited edition (91/975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 16" x 20" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist biographical information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

158 - Harold Rigsby River Otter Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). River Otter. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 16" x 20" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

159 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger IV Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger IV. Limited edition (583/ 950) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1982. 16" x 13" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Original from the private collection of Ralph and Allene Lovelace. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

160 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (425/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

161 - 4 Elvis Harold Rigsby Lmt Ed Signed Print 24 x 19 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Elvis. Plate 1. 4 limited edition (816, 817, 818, 819/2000) B & W print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 24" x 19" . Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

162 - Harold Rigsby Polar Bear Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Polar Bear. Limited edition (24/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1982. 18" x 22". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

163 - Harold Rigsby American Bald Eagle Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). American Bald Eagle. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 22" x 18" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

164 - 2 Harold Rigsby W Bengal Tiger 2 & 3 Ltd Ed Signed Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger II. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 21" x 27". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. White Bengal Tiger III. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1999. 27" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

165 - Harold Rigsby Canada Goose Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Canada Goose. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1986. 19" x 23" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

166 - Harold Rigsby Young Cougar Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Young Cougar. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1993. 22 1/4" x 18 1/4" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope, with a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

167 - Harold Rigsby Siberian Tiger Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Tiger. Series II, plate I. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, an artist brochure with biography, and a advertising trade registration card. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

168 - Harold Rigsby Cheetah Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cheetah. Series II, plate II. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

169 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard. Series IV, plate II. Limited edition (110/500) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24 1/2" x 19" (paper). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

170 - Harold Rigsby Red Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Panda. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

171 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 5 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger V. Limited edition (24/ 975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 20 1/2" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

172 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion. Limited edition (not numbered) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" . Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

173 - Harold Rigsby Grey Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grey Wolf. Limited edition (396/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image on right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a artist biography information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

174 - Harold Rigsby Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print 22" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (342/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

175 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger. Series 2, plate 5. Limited edition (129/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in an envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

176 - Harold Rigsby Plains Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Plains Zebras. (Mother & Foal). Limited edition (26/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 25 3/4" x 19 3/4". Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

177 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (426/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

178 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf II Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf II. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

179 - Harold Rigsby Elvis Lmt Ed Signed Print 24" x 19" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Elvis. Plate 1. Limited edition (110/2000) B & W print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 24" x 19" . Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Comes in a storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

180 - Harold Rigsby Baby Giraffe Ltd Ed Signed Print Lg Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Masai Giraffe. Limited edition (24/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity included. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

181 - Harold Rigsby Snow Tiger Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Tiger. Series IV, plate I. Limited edition (110/500) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24 1/2" x 19" (paper). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

182 - Harold Rigsby Deer Fawn Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Fawn. Limited edition (110/100) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 18" x 22". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

183 - Harold Rigsby Panda 3 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda 3. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Certificate has fold at corner. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

184 - Harold Rigsby Deer Buck Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2". Signed and numbered in pencil center left. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

185 - Harold Rigsby African Lion II Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion II. Limited edition (110/200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 24" x 19 3/4" . Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, and an artist biography information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Note: Different image on envelope than print. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

186 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 3 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger III. Limited edition (24/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1981. 24" x 20". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in an envelope with cardboard, an artist biography information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

187 - Harold Rigsby Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Leopard. Limited edition (110/1500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 22" x 19" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and an artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

188 - Harold Rigsby Zebra Foal Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Zebra Foal. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 19 3/4" x 24 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

189 - Harold Rigsby Canada Goose Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Canada Goose. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 19" x 23" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

190 - Harold Rigsby Red Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Panda. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

191 - Harold Rigsby Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print 22" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (341/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

192 - Harold Rigsby Grey Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grey Wolf. Limited edition (398/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image on right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

193 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Untitled. (2 Zebras). Black & white limited edition (61/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

194 - Harold Rigsby Wh Bengal Tiger Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger Cub. Limited edition (57/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1989. 20" x 26" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

195 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf II Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf II. Limited edition (57/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

196 - Harold Rigsby Cougar Ltd Ed Signed Print 26 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cougar. Limited edition (303/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1981. 26" x 20" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

197 - Lee & Deloris Robertson Deer Lmt Ed Signed Print Robertson, Dolores (American, early to mid 20th century-2000). Flora & Fauna. (Deer & fawn in wooded landscape, The Wilderness Series, plate 1). Limited edition (23/1000) print reproduction from original on acid free art paper, 1982. 22" x 32" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in envelope with cardboard, an artist information sheet, and aditional information on the original painting. Archival gallery inventory. Deloris & Lee Robertson were nationally known wildlife artists from Townsend, Tennessee.

198 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

199 - Harold Rigsby Elephant & Panda Printers Proofs Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). 2 Printer's proofs: an Elephant & and a Panda. Print reproductions from original pastel paintings on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper. Elephant (26" x 20 1/2, paper), Panda (26" x 20", paper). Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Panda print has printers finger prints at margins. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

200 - Harold Rigsby LSU Bengal Tiger Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). LSU Bengal Tiger. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1981. 25 x " x 19" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

201 - Harold Rigsby Young Cougar Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Young Cougar. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1993. 22 1/4" x 18 1/4" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a blank certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

202 - Harold Rigsby Deer Fawn Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Fawn. Limited edition (24/100) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 18" x 22". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

203 - Harold Rigsby Red Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Panda. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

204 - Harold Rigsby Canada Goose Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Canada Goose. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 19" x 23" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

205 - 2 Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 7 & Cub Lmt Ed Signed Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger VII. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1992. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes in an envelope with cardboard. Bengal Tiger Cub. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 19" x 27" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

206 - Harold Rigsby Whitetail Buck Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lbelow image, center left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs James R Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

207 - Harold Rigsby Plains Zebra Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Plains Zebra. Limited edition (57/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 25 3/4" x 20". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

208 - Harold Rigsby African Lion Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion. Series II, plate III. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 23 3/4" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower margin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

209 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf III Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf III. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1997. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen, lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

210 - Harold Rigsby Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print 22" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

211 - M Fernandez America! America! Lmt Ed Signed Print Fernandez, Mario F. (Cuban,1946-2012). America! America! Limited edition (458/580) print reproduction from original painting on fine quality heavy weight acid free art paper, 1982. 29 1/8" x 24" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Comes in a paper folio. Mario F. Fernandez was a Cuban American artist (Imigrated1965), best known for his realistic images of nature. He is an internationally regognized and collected artist, working primarily in painting and sculpture.

212 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger II Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger II. Limited edition (110/ 200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1980. 24" x 19 3/4" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

213 - Harold Rigsby Red Fox III Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Red Fox III. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 20" x 25 (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, an artist information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

214 - Harold Rigsby Grizzly Bear Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grizzly Bear. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

215 - Harold Rigsby Siberian Tiger Cub Lmt Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Tiger Cub. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 25" x 20" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

216 - Harold Rigsby Baby Giraffe Ltd Ed Signed Print Lg Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Baby Masai Giraffe. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Certificate of authenticity included. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

217 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (428/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

218 - Wm Schloss Baboon Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (1940 -2014). Untitled (Baboon Head). Limited edition (18/550) color print reproduction from original painting on acid free paper. ND. 29 1/8" x 23 1/8". Signed in pen lower left. Stored with interleaving paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

219 - Harold Rigsby Cougar Ltd Ed Signed Print 26 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Cougar. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1981. 26" x 20" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

220 - Harold Rigsby African Lion 3 Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion 3. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 27" x 21" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, an artist information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

221 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 5 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger V. Limited edition (110/ 975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 20 1/2" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Crease on the artist statement from packing. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

222 - Wm Schloss Chimp Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (American, 1940 -2014). Untitled (Chimpanzee). Limited edition (113/550) B & W print reproduction from original drawing on acid free paper. ND. 29" x 23". Signed in pen lower right. Stored with interleaving paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Foxing on paper in lower margin.

223 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf II Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf II. Limited edition (110/975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1990. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

224 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard 2 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard II. Limited edition (110/500) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1992. 19 1/2" x 24 3/4" (paper). Signed in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificated of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

225 - Harold Rigsby Grizzly Bear Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grizzly Bear. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

226 - Harold Rigsby Panda 3 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda 3. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

227 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (59/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

228 - Harold Rigsby Siberian Tiger Cub Ltd Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Tiger Cub. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 25" x 20" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

229 - Wm Schloss Owl Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (1940 -2014). Untitled (Owl). Limited edition (30/100) black & white print reproduction from original drawing on acid free paper. ND. 29" x 23". Signed in pen/ pencil at lower margin. Stored with interleaving paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

230 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Untitled. (2 Zebras). Black & white limited edition (22/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard, and an artist bio/ brochure. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

231 - Harold Rigsby Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print 22" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (343/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

232 - Harold Rigsby Wh Bengal Tiger 3 Lt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger III. Limited edition (112/500) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1999. 27" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen lower right Comes in an envelope with cardboard and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

233 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf III Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf III. Limited edition (112/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1997. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen, lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

234 - Harold Rigsby Whitetail Buck Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Whitetail Deer Buck. Limited edition (408/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil below image, center left. Original from the private collection of Mr. & Mrs James R Jones. Comes with storage envelope, a artist information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

235 - Wm Schloss Guerrilla Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (1940 -2014). Untitled (Guerrilla). Limited edition (30/550) black & white print reproduction from original drawing on acid free paper. ND. 29" x 23". Signed in pen/ pencil at lower margin. Stored with interleaving paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

236 - Wm Schloss Baboon Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (1940 -2014). Untitled (Baboon Head). Limited edition (30/550) color print reproduction from original painting on acid free paper. ND. 29 1/8" x 23 1/8". Signed in pen lower left. Stored with interleaving paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

237 - Harold Rigsby Siblings Tiger Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siblings. (Bengal Tiger Cubs). Limited edition (110/1200) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1995. 19" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

238 - Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard 2 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard. Limited edition (24/975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1992. 19 1/2" x 25" (paper). Signed in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

239 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 5 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger V. Limited edition (91/ 975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 20 1/2" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

240 - Harold Rigsby Leopard Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Leopard. Limited edition (24/ 500) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 100 Lb. acid free art paper, 1996. 20" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

241 - Harold Rigsby Siberian Tiger Cub Lmt Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Tiger cub. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 25" x 20" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, an artist information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

242 - Harold Rigsby Plains Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Plains Zebras. (Mother & Foal). Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 25 3/4" x 19 3/4". Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

243 - Harold Rigsby Indochinese Tigers Ltd Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Indochinese Tigers. Limited edition (58/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1995. 20" x 25" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

244 - Harold Rigsby 6 Elvis Lmt Ed Signed Prints 6 prints in this lot! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Elvis. Plate 1. Limited edition (967, 968, 969, 983, 1255, 1256 /2000) B & W print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, ND. 24" x 19" . Signed and numbered in pencil below margin. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard, and an artist statement information. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

245 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger Cub Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger Cub. Limited edition (24/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 19" x 27" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Fold on certificate from storage. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

246 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 20" x 26 1/2". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

247 - Wm Schloss Baboon Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (1940 -2014). Untitled (Baboon Head). Limited edition (99/550) color print reproduction from original painting on acid free paper. ND. 29 1/8" x 23 1/8". Signed in pen lower right. Stored with interleaving paper. Faint foxing on the left margin, and foxing and tape on the certificate of authenticity.

248 - Harold Rigsby Panda Lmt Ed Signed Print 22" x 18" Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda. Limited edition (827/950) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 22" x 18". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Faint yellow mark at very edge of bottom margin. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

249 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Zebras. Black & white limited edition (63/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

250 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 7 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger VII. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1992. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes in an envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

251 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf III Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf III. Limited edition (24/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1997. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen, lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

252 - Harold Rigsby Indochinese Tigers Ltd Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Indochinese Tigers. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 100 Lb. acid free art paper, 1995. 20" x 25" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

253 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

254 - Wm Schloss Chimp Lmt Ed Signed Print Schloss, William (1940 -2014). Untitled (Chimpanzee). Limited edition (30/550) B & W print reproduction from original drawing on acid free paper. ND. 29" x 23". Signed in pen /pencil lower margin. Stored with interleaving paper. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory.

255 - Harold Rigsby Wh Bengal Tiger II Ltd Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger II. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 21" x 27". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

256 - Harold Rigsby African Lion 3 Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). African Lion III. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 27" x 21" . Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Faint bend at top edge. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

257 - Harold Rigsby Hippopotamus Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Hippopotamus. Limited edition (110/200) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1994. 15" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Original from the private collection of Jeanne and Gene Pepet. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

258 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger 5 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger V. Limited edition (549/ 975) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1984. 20 1/2" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

259 - Harold Rigsby Siberian Tiger Cub Lmt Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Siberian Tiger Cub. Limited edition (91/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1988. 25" x 20" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope, an artist biography/ information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

260 - Harold Rigsby American Bald Eagle Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). American Bald Eagle. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1983. 22" x 18" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower left. Comes in a storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

261 - Harold Rigsby Black Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Black Leopard. Limited edition (418/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 20" x 26 1/2" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

262 - 2 Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger & Cub Ltd Ed Signed 2 prints! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger VI. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1989. 27" x 20" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Bengal Tiger Cub. Limited edition (25/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1983. 19" x 27" (paper). Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

263 - Harold Rigsby Koala II Lmt Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Koala II. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 22" x 18" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope, a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

264 - Harold Rigsby River Otter Signed Print 16 x 20 Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). River Otter. Print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, dated 1987. 16" x 20" (paper margins). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope with an artist statement information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

265 - Harold Rigsby Grey Wolf Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Grey Wolf. Limited edition (110/950) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1985. 23" x 19" (paper margins). Signed and numbered in pencil below image on right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography and artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

266 - Harold Rigsby Tundra Wolf III Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Tundra Wolf III. Limited edition (96/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1997. 26" x 20". Signed and numbered in pen, lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

267 - Harold Rigsby Clemson Bengal Tiger Lt Ed Signed Lg Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Clemson Bengal Tiger: 1981 champions. Limited edition (24/2000) color print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper. 24 x " x 19" (paper). Signed in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

268 - Harold Rigsby Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Zebras. Black & white limited edition (60/100) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1978. 23 3/4" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

269 - Harold Rigsby Bengal Tiger Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Bengal Tiger. Series II, Plate V. Limited edition (80/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a artist information sheet. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

270 - Harold Rigsby Leopard Ltd Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Leopard. Limited edition (96/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1996. 20" x 26" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

271 - Harold Rigsby Panda 3 Lmt Ed Signed Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Panda 3. Limited edition (24/975) print reproduction from original on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1987. 23 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes in a storage envelope, with a biography / artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Toning on envelope, pristine print, certificate, and information sheet. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

272 - Harold Rigsby Indochinese Tigers Ltd Ed Signed Pr Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Indochinese Tigers. Limited edition (82/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1995. 20" x 25" (paper). Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

273 - Harold Rigsby Plains Zebras Ltd Ed Signed Lg Print Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Plains Zebras. (Mother & Foal). Limited edition (113/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1991. 25 3/4" x 19 3/4". Signed and numbered in pen lower left. Comes in storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

274 - 2 Harold Rigsby Snow Leopard & Tiger Ltd Ed Signed 2 prints! Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). Snow Leopard. Limited edition (299/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24 1/2" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. This print was previously hung, Reminents of linen tape hinges on top back edge. Bengal Tiger. Series II, Plate V. Limited edition (110/500) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1979. 24" x 19". Signed and numbered in pencil lower left. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

275 - 2 Harold Rigsby W Bengal Tiger 2 & 3 Ltd Ed Signed Rigsby, Harold (American, 1925-2025). White Bengal Tiger II. Limited edition (110/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1986. 21" x 27". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist statement information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. White Bengal Tiger Cub. Limited edition (26/975) print reproduction from original pastel painting on fine quality 90 Lb. acid free art paper, 1989. 20" x 26". Signed and numbered in pencil lower right. Comes with storage envelope with cardboard, an artist information sheet, and a certificate of authenticity. Archival gallery inventory. Harold Rigsby was a nationally known wildlife artist whose career started with portraits. His work took off with a portrait of Elvis Presley in 1977 and evolved into the wildlife work he was best known for. Though he painted and sculpted, his preferred medium for wildlife was pastel as it lent to the soft texture of animal fur. Harold was featured in a number of art, wildlife, and conservation magazines.

276 - 1of 4 Plywood Storage Box 26"W x 22"D x 5 1/2"H Heavy duty storage box with hinged lid, metal carrying handle and brass plated toggle trunk draw bolts.

277 - 2 of 4 Plywood Storage Box 28"W x 22"D x 7"H Heavy duty storage box with hinged lid, metal carrying handle and metal toggle trunk draw bolts.

278 - 3 of 4 Plywood Storage Box 33"W x 29"D x 5 3/4H Heavy duty storage box with hinged lid, metal toggle trunk draw bolts.

279 - 4 of 4 Plywood Storage Box 37"W x 31"D x 5 3/4H Heavy duty storage box with hinged lid, 2 metal side handles and a metal safety hasp on the front.