Eli Ilan, (Israeli, 1928-1982), Woman, 1964

Eli Ilan (Israeli, 1928-1982) "Woman," modern bronze sculpture with verdigris patina, 1964 depicting stylized standing figure with cutouts at center, signed and dated at side of base, edition number:

Eli Ilan (Israeli, 1928-1982), Untitled, 1964, wood sculpture, 17x17x69 cm. Signed and dated, wear to wood.

Eli Ilan (Israeli 1928-1982); Abstract Reclining Figure Bronze signed to the base, "ILAN". Height 10 1/4 inches (26 cm.) X width at base 13 inches (33 cm.). PROVENANCE: From a North Shore Long Island

Eli Ilan Canadian Israeli 1928-1982 - Large Modernist Abstract Bronze Sculpture. Signed and Dated (19) 81. Height 16" x Length 15". Provenance: From a New York Estate. Obtained directly from the Artis

Eli Ilan Canadian Israeli 1928-1982 - Modernist Abstract Bronze Abstract Sculpture. Signed, Numbered, Dated 1975. Approximate Height 8" x Length 5". Provenance: Obtained Directly From the Artist.

Eli Ilan Canadian Israeli 1928-1982 - Special Rare Modernist Abstract Bronze Sculpture of a Torso. Signed, Numbered 3/10 (19) 66'. Height 4" x Width 5" x Length 5". Custom 1.50" Fitted Wood Base. Prov

Eli Ilan (Israeli - Canadian, 1928-1982) "Embryo II" bronze sculpture on base, signed at base of bronze with illegible edition, titled and dated on label,1970. Overall 9.5" H x 6" square.

Eli Ilan (1928-1982) - Silver Sculpture. Signed. 8.5cm. Marble base.

Ahuva Bronze Maquette of Ilan's large sculpture outside of the Frederic R. Mann Auditorium in Tel Aviv; signed on back of figure's right leg h. 13-1/2 w. 4 d. 3-1/2 in. (bronze) overall: h. 17-1/4 x 6

1951; oil on canvasboard; signed and dated lower right 36 x 28 3/4 in. (91.4 x 73 cm.)

Untitled, Painted bronze statue, Height: 10 cm, Signed

(Israeli, b. 1928). Serigraphs on paper, 1982, artist trial proofs, images size each: 10 3/8 x 12 1/2 in., unframed. From a private collection donated to LifeBridge Health. Proceeds from the auction w

Yaacov Agam (Israeli/American, b. 1928) serigraph on paper titled 'Woman' from the Humanity Series. Pencil signed lower right. Numbered 31/99 lower left. Measures 12 3/4" x 11 3/4" + 4" mat & frame.

PARIS 1982, color screenprint, signed in green marker, image 52 x 19 ¾”, full margins, framed with glass.

DESCRIPTION: Simon Karczmar (Polish - French - Israeli, 1903-1982) oil on paper featuring a man and a woman embracing, with village and moon in background. Mounted in gilt frame. CIRCA: 20th Century O

(Israeli, b. 1928). Serigraph on plate glass mirror, trial AP proof, 1982, 16 x 18 in., authorized by artist but unsigned, unframed. From a private collection donated to LifeBridge Health. Proceeds fr

YAACOV AGAM (ISRAELI, B. 1928), SILKSCREEN, #9/9, H 10", W 12", 'WOMAN' FROM THE HUMANITY SERIES:Signed, printer's proof number 9/9, under glass, matted and framed, 23" x 24" overall. Yaacov Agam, Isr

Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1964 lower right. William Weintraub- Israeli (20th century). Approx. 27" x 39" sight, 32" x 44" framed. (4034). Property of a lady U.N. Plaza, New York, NY.

Artist: Sander, August Title: Chief Pastry-Cook, 1928 Medium: Duotone Photo Litho, 1982, Switzerland Dimensions: 8.65x11.5" Heat Wax Mounted on 14x18" Conservation board August Sander (1876 - 1964) wa

A woman in a box, 1972, Woodcut, 51 x 36 cm, Hand-signed, dated, dedicated and numbered "3/30". Documented in the album "Jacob Gildor - Woodcuts", Printed in Artists Studio, Tel Aviv, 1982 (item no. 3

Titled verso, "Rouge et Bleu", signed at the lower right. Dimensions: 32" x 21". Provenance: From a Philadelphia collection.

Titled verso, "Persimmons", signed at the lower left and dated for 1959 verso. Dimensions: The frame is 29 1/2" x 24 1/2". Provenance: From a Philadelphia collection.

Alice Baber(1928-1982)"Red + Blue Deluge"Watercolor on paperSigned lower left: Baber; titled versoImage/Sheet: 14.25" H x 11.125" W Other Notes: Alice Baber, who was born in Charleston, Illinois in 19

(2) Alice Baber (American, 1928-1982) "Along the Way" & "Lucky Number" 1962-63. Oil on canvas. Each signed 'Baber' (lower right). Both 18 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. Anderson Gallery, Buffalo, New York. David K.