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Joseph H. Bailey Limited Edition Prints - Secondary Market Art

Below is a collection of Joseph H. Bailey's Art Prints. When a gallery image is available we will put them here. These limited edition works of art may or may not be currently available. If we have enough market data we try to provide estimated secondary market pricing. Click on a print for more details, a larger photo and estimated pricing if available on the secondary market.

Joseph H. Bailey's Art Collection:
A Disputed Claim Of Robert E. Pearys, That In 1906 He Had Traveled Farther North Than Any Other Man Sheets Of Granite, One On Top Of The Other In Broken White Slabs, Touch The Sky A Close-Up Of An American Alligator That Is Partially Submerged Among Algae And Water Lilies A Sleepy Sloth Bear Takes A Breather Outside Its Cave View Looking Up At The Bell Tower From Between The East And South Transepts View Of A Great Dane Sticking Its Head Out A Window Of A Parked Car Paper By Robert E. Peary Stating That He Had Attained The Area Of The North Pole A Walrus Plays Water Games With A Friendly California Sea Lion An American Alligator With A Small Fish Hanging Out Of Its Closed Mouth A Sanderling, With Wings Spread, Is Frozen In Flight Over The Foamy Atlantic Surf A Neo-Gothic Limestone Gargoyle Spewing Water From Its Mouth Pearys Proof Of His Polar Position Are Observations Noted On The Sun Wooden Matchsticks Are Dipped Simultaneously Into A Conveyor-Belt Tray Three Inquisitive Dalmatian Puppies Peeking Over A Board A Fireworks Display Crowns The Washington, D.C. Skyline Heirloom Rings And Bracelets Lie Thick On The Arms And Hands Of A Zuni Woman A Good View Of About A Dozen Mastiff Puppies Feeding From Their Mother Hydroponic Lettuce Is Grown In An Acre Of Greenhouse Troughs Two Ducks Sit In Doorway That Opens Directly Onto A Canal Forming A Huge V, Canada Geese Migrate South Sixteen-Day-Old Golden Retriever Puppies Nurse And Nestle Close To Their Mother View Of The Rose Garden From The White House Peacock With Its Tail Feathers Spread Male African Lion With Its Mouth Wide Open