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Lot | Sale Price | ||
1002 | DEBUT, Marcel, (French, 1865-1933): Vercingetorix, Bronze, 22.5'' in height, signed on the base, Salon des Beaux-Arts plaque affixed to bronze plinth, period to the sculpture. Weight: 20 pounds. Vercingetorix was a Gallic chieftain who rallied the tribes of Gaul to repel a Roman invasion by Julius Caesar in 52 BCE. His name means ''victor of a hundred battles''. CONDITION: Age-appropriate wear. Both of the feathers attached to helmet can be unscrewed and removed. |
900 | |
1012 | VAN RIJN, Rembrandt, (Dutch, 1606-1669): ''The Descent from the Cross'', Etching, sight size 21'' x 17'', signed in the lower margin and dated 1633, framed, 34'' x 30''. CONDITION: Please call for specific condition inquiries. Tape repairs to tears visible verso |
2500 | |
1015 | KIRCHER, Alexander, (German/Austrian, 1867-1939): Graf Zeppelin Offshore, showing a Steam-Powered Sailing Vessel, Several Sailboats, and Snow-Capped Peaks in the Distance, Oil/Canvas, 28'' x 39'', signed lower right and dated 1931, carved and painted frame, 33'' x 44.5''. Kircher painted the Graf Zeppelin several times but this particular rendering is likely unaccounted for in the volume. It has been privately owned and displayed since the 1930s. John Bolten Sr., a German industrialist moved his family and businesses to the United States in 1927. He traveled via Zeppelin airship several times, conducting business between Europe and the United States. He purchased this painting in the mid to late 1930s. He had traveled on the Hindenburg in July and August of 1936 and purchased a ticket for his wife's mother to visit them in Massachusetts. The flight ended in disaster on May 6, 1937, but Marie Kleeman survived the accident and was picked up by her son-in-law, John Bolten Sr. the next day. This painting hung in Bolten Sr.'s home. He passed away in 1982 and in 1983 it was gifted by the family to his nephew, whom he'd sponsored to immigrate to the USA in 1955. His nephew then passed it on to his son. The painting has been in the Bolten family continuously for all that time and is now being offered by the original owner's great-nephew. CONDITION: Needs cleaning, small abrasion in lower right corner with very minor loss, tack hole in lower right corner, frame has some wear and loss. |
5250 | |
1017 | PICAULT, Emile Louis, (French, 1833-1915): Whaler, Bronze, 23'' in height, signed on the base. Weight: 29.5 pounds. CONDITION: Tip of the harpoon is missing. |
250 | |
1024 | 2PC. CLYDE BUTCHER AND NIKI BUTCHER ART LOT: 1) Clyde Butcher, Old Caloosahatchee River Sepia Tone Photograph numbered edition 32/250, sight size 22'' x 29'', signed in the mat lower right, titled lower mid-margin and numbered lower left, artist's stamp verso with title and edition size, wood frame, 33.5'' x 40.25''; 2) Niki Butcher, Hand-Painted Black & White Photograph of Card Sound - Key Largo, sight size 10.5'' x 19.25'', pencil signed in the mat lower right, titled mid margin, numbered 11/250, marked ''Hand-Colored HPA'', framed, 27'' x 33''. | 400 | |
1025 | DRAMATIC 19TH-CENTURY ALLEGORICAL PAINTING SIGNED VAN LERIUS: Scene on a Venetian Grand Canal with Priests, Grieving Maidens, Onlookers, and a Body. Oil/Canvas, 15.5'' x 33.5'', signed lower left, framed, 23'' x 41.25''. CONDITION: Older reline, several visible patches, craquelure throughout, small depression lower right, needs cleaning. Visible restoration. |
550 | |
1030 | GERMAIN, Jean-Baptiste, (French, 1841-1910): ''The Genius of Fire'', Bronze, 42'' in height, signed verso. Weighs approximately 66.5 pounds. | 3000 | |
1031 | BERTHOUD, Claude-Francois, (French, 1870-1933): Dore Bronze and Marble Bust of a Young Woman, affixed to a stepped marble plinth with hinged box and relief decoration, 22'' in height, signed verso. Weight: 54.5 pounds. CONDITION: Age-appropriate wear, plinth has several minor flecks. |
750 | |
1037 | MACK, Bill, (American, b. 1949): ''Dreams - Bonded Bronze Variant'', Bonded Resin with Bronze Bas Relief Sculpture, 15.75'' x 12.5'', signed lower left, numbered lower right 5/95, framed, 29.5'' x 26.5''. Sold with a Park West Certificate of Authenticity and an appraisal from 2016 for $2950. | 1600 | |
1037A | MACK, Bill, (American, b. 1949): ''Visage'', Bonded Sand Sculpture, approximately 36'' x 27'', signed upper right and numbered 42/125, framed, 43'' x 36''. | 750 | |
1038 | TARKAY, Itzchak, (Serbian/Israeli, 1935-2012): ''Forest Path'', Embellished Printer's Proof Serigraph/Canvas, sight size 10.5'' x 8.75'', signed lower right, marked verso ''P.P.'', framed, 17.5'' x 15.25''. Sold with a Park West Certificate of Authenticity and an appraisal from 2012 for $1190. CONDITION: Scattered craquelure throughout. |
325 | |
1039 | TARKAY, Itzchak, (Serbian/Israeli, 1935-2012) ''Three Kings'', Village Landscape with Three Gigantic Trees, Mixed Media with Watercolor/Wove Paper, 11.25'' x 11.75'', signed lower right, framed, 25'' x 24''. A unique work from 2007. Sold with a Park West Certificate of Authenticity and appraisal for $3000 from 2013. | 850 | |
1040 | DUAIV, (French, b. 1952): ''Multicolor Van Gogh - 2014'', Giclee in Color with Hand-Embellishments/Canvas, 19'' x 22.875'', signed lower right, artist's proof numbered 102/130, titled/signed/numbered verso, framed, 28.5'' x 32.5''. Sold with a Park West Certificate of Authenticity and appraisal for $1120 from 2015. | 375 | |
1041 | DUAIV, (French, b. 1952): ''3 Barques a Van Gogh'', Giclee in Color with Hand-Embellishments/Canvas, 19'' x 22.75'', signed lower right, numbered 290/450 lower left, signed/titled/numbered verso, framed, 29'' x 33''. Sold with Park West Certificate of Authenticity and an appraisal from 2015 for $1300. | 550 | |
1042 | ERTE, aka Romain de Tirtoff, (Russian/French, 1892-1990): ''Parrot'', Double-Sided Bronze Medallion, from the edition of 2500, 2.25'' in diameter, framed, 17'' x 17'', sold with Park West Certificate of Authenticity and appraisal from 2016 for $450. | 250 | |
1043 | CHEVAL, Michael, (Russian, b. 1966): ''Enigma'', Digital Multiple/Aluminum through Dye Sublimation, signed lower right, edition of 9500, framed, 17.75'' x 16''. Sold with Park West Certificate of Authenticity. | 450 | |
1044 | BATEMAN, James, (English, 1815-1849): Group of Foxes Looking on as One is Caught in a Trap with Hunters Approaching, Oil/Canvas, 28'' x 36'', signed lower left, framed, 31.25'' x 39.5''. Old label affixed verso. CONDITION: Scattered craquelure throughout. |
1000 | |
1049 | NEARLY LIFESIZE BRONZE AFTER CLODION ''INTOXICATION OF WINE'': Patinated Bronze or Brass Figural Grouping after the antique, approximately 55.5'' in height. | 750 |
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