Alma Goetsch (American 1901-1968) Silkscreen

"Burdock no.III" silkscreen print by Alma M. Goetsch (1901-1968). Goetsch was a professor of art at Michigan State University and an owner of the "Goetsch-Winkler" house , an early Frank Lloyd Wright

Unsigned silkscreen print attributed to Alma Goetsch circa 1960s. Unframed, paper size 26" x 20". Shipping: In-House shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our full Terms

Richard Lindner, (1901-1978 American) On New York City, 1968, color silkscreen on wove paper, signed and numbered XVII/LXXV in pencil. Published by Shorewood Publisher, New York. The size is 25 5/8x20

Canvas . A wonderfull art deco style painting in great frame Signed lr rt and from a Mt Vernon NY estate . - Dimensions: 36" x 24"

Four (4) paintings. Ink on paper. All signed, dated (1962 - 1965) and some annotated. 11 x 9 inches (approximate, largest).

Four (4) paintings. Gouache on paper. All dated: 1968 (various months). All signed, dated and some annotated. 11 x 9 inches (approximate).

Frederick Remahl (American, 1901-1968) Winter Landscape, 1957 oil on canvas signed and dated lower right 20" x 23"

Frederick Remahl (American, 1901-1968) Waterfront Docks oil on canvas laid to board signed lower left 16" x 20"

Frederick Remahl (American, 1901-1968) Landscape of Trees Before a Body of Water and Mountains oil on canvas signed lower right 24" x 28"

William P. Krehm (American, 1901-1968) Harbor Scene. Oil on board, signed lower left Board: 16" x 20" Frame 22" x 26"

Richard Lindner, pair of serigraphs, signed, Richard Lindner (German/American, 1901-1978), silk screen serigraph on paper, 1973, each pencil signed lower right, loose and unframed, 44.5"h x 32.5"w (sh

William P. Krehm (1901 - 1968) American Title: Iron Wood Tree, Hope, Arizona Dated: 1944 Oil on Board Measure 20"in H x 24"in W and 26"in H x 30"in W with frame Known for: Landscape and some figure pa

Marguerite Zorach (American 1887-1968)- ''Flowers''- silkscreen in colors, ca. 1940-42, published by Living American Art, NY, illustrated in 'American Screenprints', some scratches. 16 5/8 x 12 3/8''

"Leonardo's Wing" Silkscreen by Ray Prohaska Ray Prohaska (American, 1901-1981), a silkscreen on paper, signed, titled and numbered 9/75 in lower margin; 36" x 25.5" (sight).

2 American prints 1). Richard Floethe (American 1901-1988)- ''Barn Yard''- silkscreen in color, 1945, signed, dated, titled and numbered 23/40 in pencil, very good condition. 13 x 17 3/4'' 2). William

Eliot Porter (American, 1901-1990) Hawkweed in Meadow, 1968, printed 1981 Dye transfer mounted on archival board in Arches paper folder 16 x 12.375 (in) 24 x 20 (in) mount size Signed in pencil Eliot

Chris Cooper (American, b.1968 ). "Boss Hog" - 1996, silkscreen on paper, signed to lower right "Coop" and numbered "1001/1500" to lower left. Approx: 35" x 22.5".

Nicholas Krushenick (American, 1929–1999) 'Lincoln Center,' 1968 Color silkscreen on canvas mounted to board. Published by List Art for the Lincoln Center, New York. From the edition of 144. 72"

Chris Cooper (American, b.1968 ). "Day Old Antiques" - 1998, silkscreen on paper, signed to lower right "Coop" and numbered "147/350" to lower left. Approx: 32" x 24".

"Campbells Tomato Soup" - Edition 29/200; c. 1968; Silkscreen; 25.5" x 17.5"; Signed Lower Right (In Screen); Framed (under plexiglass); Note: edition number written on verso, and silkscreen registrat

Natvar Bhavsar (Indian/American, b. 1934). Silkscreen in colors on paper titled "Cornered Yellow." Pencil signed, dated 1968, and numbered 20/20 along the lower center.Sight; height: 21 1/4

Limited Edition silkscreen print by Harold Krisel (American, 1920-1995), titled "Double Web", edition of 50. Provenance: Estate of Roger Prigent - Malmaison. [Frame: 30 1/2" H x 22 1/2" W]. In good co

Limited Edition silkscreen print by Harold Krisel (American, 1920-1995), titled "Linear Form With Red", edition of 50. Provenance: Estate of Roger Prigent - Malmaison. [Frame: 30 1/2" H x 22 1/2" W].

"White Smoke Red Sky" 1968. Silkscreen. 15 3/8 x 14 7/8 in. From the Multiples series of thirteen serigraphs printed by Banner (NYC) in 1968.