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| Lot | Sale Price | ||
| 1052F |  |
LEW WILSON OIL/CANVAS ''TRIBUTE TO JANE'': 60'' x 112'', signed lower left, signed, titled and dated 1985 verso, unframed. Purchased from The Sanders Gallery in Tucson Arizona for over $10k. Wilson is noted for contemporary minimal plein-aire painting, hand-painted black & white and straight color photography. Collections include Denver Art Museum; Archer M. Huntington Art Gallery; University of Texas, Austin; Miami University Art Museum, Miami, Ohio; Greenville Museum of Art; Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, FL; Zimmerli Art Museum; Rutgers University; and Oklahoma Museum of Art, Oklahoma City. CONDITION: Repair in upper margin along canvas edge. |
500 |
| 1054 |  |
TWO CHRISTO WRAPS THE MUSEUM POSTERS FOR THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 1968: 33.50'' x 22.50'', done on brown paper bag, unframed. | 150 |
| 1062 |  |
MILTON, Peter, Winslow, (American, 1930): Surreal Scene Depicting eastly American Iron Workers Sitting Posing for a Picture on the Girders of a Tall building with Bearded Man's Face Floating in Air on the Right Side, Etching, 14.75'' x 19'' with margins, monogrammed PWM '71 in the plate, pencil signed lower right and dated `72, marked lower left cancellation proof, mounted in heavy stock paper matte, 17'' x 22.50''. | 100 |
| 1063 |  |
10-PIECE PRINT LOT: 1. Samuel ADLER, ''Going to Church'', Lithograph, sight size 11.25'' x 7.25'', pencil signed lower right, with original AAA label, mounted in matte 18'' x 14''. 2. Caricature Lithograph by D. LEVINE, 20'' x16'', signed lower right and dated '73, unframed. 3. Seymour ROSENTHAL Lithograph, ''Scholar'', Depicting a Jewish Elderly Man Seated Reading, sight size 14.25'' x 10.50'', pencil signed lower right, titled lower mid-margin, numbered 123/250 lower left, mounted in paper matte 18'' x 14.25''. 4. Margery RYERSON, Lithograph of a young Girl Seated at a Piano, sight size 9'' x 11.50'', pencil signed lower right, mounted to matte 17'' x 19''. 5. Seven Harry SHOULBERG Silkscreens, ''The Bridge'', Five of which are Monochromatic Artist Proofs, approximately 15'' x 17'', signed lower right, marked artist proof lower mid-margin, titled lower left. Two Color Screen Prints, sight size 10'' x 12'', pencil signed, numbered 54/100 and 66/100, one mounted in matte one is not. One that is not mounted measures 15'' x 16.75'' with margins. CONDITION: 4. Matte burn. |
275 |
| 1064 |  |
FIVE-PIECE PRINT LOT TO INCLUDE: 1. Etching by Earl Horter Depicting Either a Scene from The French Indian War or American Revolutionary War, Depicting Soldiers Fighting Indians in the Wilderness, 19.50'' x 14.75'', pencil signed lower right, numbered 4 lower left, unframed. 2. Russell Limbach, Lithograph, titled Two Amateur Artists, sight size is 10.75'' x 13'', pencil signed lower right, taped on the corners inside a matte, overall dimensions 20'' x 22''. 3. Hans Thoma, Depicting a Figure Feeding Ducks on the Edge of a Pond, 11.25'' x 16'' with margins, signed lower right, monogrammed in the plate and dated 1919, titled in German lower left corner, hinge mounted in the matte, 16'' x 20''. 4. H. Gordon Warlow, Church Interior with Figures, Etching, sight size is 9'' x 5.75'' pencil signed lower right, taped to a matte, 12'' x 9'' overall, with matte 18'' x 14''. 5. John Taylor Arms Etching titled Volterra-The Town in the Clouds, 11.25'' x 10.75'' with margins, pencil signed lower right dated 1927, signed dated and titled lower left in the plate, taped to matte in the corners, 17'' x 14''overall. CONDITION: 3. Tear in the lower right corner and several heavy creases and a tear the lower-mid margin. Crease in the upper mid-margin. Possibly a minute fleck of loss in the lower left of the image. 4. Matte burn along the edges. |
125 |
| 1065 |  |
19TH CENTURY BRONZE TAMBOURINE GIRL AFTER CLODION: Solid Bronze Exception Casting, 18.25'' in height, signed on the base. CONDITION: Several abrasions and scattered pitting to patina, some loss to dore finish scattered throughout. |
350 |
| 1066 |  |
TWO VINTAGE FRENCH POSTERS: 1. Marcel Lenoir for Arnould, 25.50'' x 18''. 2. Paul Berthon Nouveau Lithograph Featuring a Young Harp Player Holding a Mask, 24.50'' x 20'' with margins, pencil signed lower right, signed in the plate lower left and dated '97, also numbered 48/90 lower left. CONDITION: 1. Visible in images provided, tatters to edges, increasing along the margins, spotted foxing, image remains fairly clean. 2. Top shows jagged tears, right margin frittering, left margin has several small tears and some handling creases, image is clean and crisp, unframed. |
850 |
| 1067 |  |
MOIGNIEZ, Jules, (French, 1835-1894): 2 Birds Chasing Lizard Grouping, Bronze with Patina, 4.5'' h., 10'' w., signed. CONDITION: Left bird beak is bent |
300 |
| 1068 |  |
GAUL, August, (German, 1869-1921): Sheep Grazing Grouping, Bronze, 5.5'' h., 11.5'' w., affixed to marble plinth, 6.5'' h., 12.5'' w., signed on base, H. Noack Friedenau, Berlin Foundry mark. | 3000 |
| 1069 |  |
HEAVY GRAND TOUR NEOCLASSICAL BRONZE OF FEMALE STANDING: 13.50'' in height, no visible signature. | 325 |
| 1073 |  |
SAITO, Kiyoshi, (Japanese, 1907-1997): Profile of a Geisha, Japanese Woodblock Print, 15' x 10'', pencil signed lower left, framed 20.50'' x 15.25''. | 150 |
| 1075 |  |
SHOTEI SNOW-COVERED BRIDGE JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT: Figures on a Snow-Covered Bridge, Japanese Woodblock Print, 14.50'' x 6.75'', unframed. CONDITION: Backed, small fragment of paper missing lower right corner, trimmed margins. |
150 |
| 1077 |  |
LARGE BEECHNUT CHEWING TOBACCO ADVERTISING LITHOGRAPH: The Home of beechnut Chewing Tobacco with Athletic Teams of Girls Employed in our Middletown Factory Where beechnut Chewing Tobacco is Made, sight size 37'' x 26.50'', framed 43.50'' x 33.50''. CONDITION: Some discoloration in the sky, some repairs to tears in upper margins, some scatted abrasions and wrinkling, possibly laid down, minor scattered staining, not examined out of the frame. |
275 |
| 1078 |  |
MONTEAGUDO, Philippe, (French, 1936- ): Crowded Street with Figures, Oil/Canvas, 24'' x 29'', original frame is 31.50'' x 36.50''. CONDITION: Small fleck in lower margin. |
325 |
| 1079 |  |
MONTEAGUDO, Philippe, (French, 1936): 1. Rioting Crowd, Oil/Board, sight size is 6'' x 8'', framed 15'' x 17''. 2. A Band of People in the Snow, Oil/Board, sight size is 7'' x 9'', signed lower left, framed, 13.25'' x 15.50''. 3. Five Female Figures, Oil/Board, sight size is 6'' x 8'', signed lower left, framed 14.50'' x 17''. | 200 |
| 1080 |  |
FINE GRAND TOUR BRONZE MARLEY HORSE SCULPTURE AFTER COUSTOU: Approximately 14'' in height. | 600 |
| 1085 |  |
MINIATURE ENAMEL ON COPPER PORTRAIT PAINTING: Depicts the Profile of a Young Beauty, 2'' x 1 5/8'', illegibly signed in the right margin, encased in a foliate motif pierced bronze frame 5 1/8'' x 3 5/8''. | 250 |
| 1086 |  |
TWO ITALIAN MOSAIC FRAMED COMPOSITIONS: 1. By F. C. Bigelow, from the Italian Pavilion at the World's Fair in 1983, Depicts a Gentleman Holding a Rose, sight size is 6.50'' x 4.50'', label affixed verso, framed 10'' x 8''. 2. Bird on a Branch, sight size is 3'' x x4.50'', framed 7'' x 8.50''. | 125 |
| 1088 |  |
19TH CENTURY PANORAMIC ENGLISH LANDSCAPE PAINTING CRESWICK?: Scene Depicts a Man Fishing in the Foreground with a Panoramic with Church Steeple in the Distance, Oil/Canvas, 16'' x 26'', no visible signature, old label affixed verso, framed 23'' x 33''. CONDITION: Older reline, scattered flecks of loss throughout, sporadic craquelure, needs cleaning. |
300 |
| 1093 |  |
LARGE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER NATIONAL BOWLING ASSOCIATION LITHOGRAPH: Sight size is 27'' x 35.50'', for the National Bowling Association International Tournament May 24th through June 12th, 1929 in Madison Square Garden New York, framed 41'' x 49.50''. CONDITION: Backed on Japon, glass will need to be replaced as the lower right corner is broken; condition is very good overall except for some frittering along the upper margin edges and some pale staining in the lower margin and upper right corner |
1000 |
| 1097 |  |
GOYA, Francisco De (Spanish, 1746-1828): ''Que Sacrificio'', Etching, sight size with margins is 10.25'' x 7.75'', contemporary frame 24'' x 21.50''. CONDITION: Overall even toning. |
150 |
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