RAY SWANSON NUMBERED LITHO "NAVAJO LITTLE ONE"

Ray Swanson (1937-2004) Little Dancer Girl signed and dated 'Ray Swanson / © 85'' (lower left) gouache on paper sight 8 x 4 3/4 in. framed 17 x 14 in. Footnotes: Provenance Santa Fe Ar

Size:27"W x35-1/2"H

Certificate of authenticity reads NEWEST LITTLE SHEEPHERDER BY RAY SWANSON, Plate number 4373 A. The Hamilton Collection. Includes original box. Plate is porcelain, depicts female child figure herding

Ray Swanson (American, 1937-2004) Navajo Farmer Acrylic on board 8 x 14 inches (20.3 x 35.6 cm) Signed lower left: Ray Swanson Signed, titled and in

Artist: Ray Swanson (b. 1937) Medium: Charcoal on panel Date: n.d. Dimensions: 15 x 11 in. Sight; 23 x 19.5 in. Framed Signature: LR verso Condition: Excellent

Artist: Ray Swanson | 1937 - 2004 AOA, AWS, CAA, NAWA, OPA Title: Taking It a Little Easier | Signed l/r: Ray Swanson © CA Media: Gouache on board Dimensions: 7 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches

RAY SWANSON (American 1937-2004) A PAINTING, "Navajos at Chilchinbeto," 1990, oil on pressed board, signed and dated L/R, verso signed and titled. 30" x 40"

Ray Swanson (american, 1937 - 2004) Newest Little Shepherd, 1987, oil on canvas, signed Ray Swanson and dated (lower right) 24 x 30 inches Estimate $6,000-8,000 Property from an Estate, Paradise Valle

Group of six southwest turquoise and silver jewelry. Three works by Ray Tracey (Navajo, 20th/21st c.) including one animal pendant, one cuff bracelet, and one belt buckle; all with maker's marks and m

All of these figurines appear to be German. The little girl in blue with arms wrapped around her knees is Gebruder Heubach, stamped on the bottom. The little one with binoculars is numbered 261 and is

(American, 1937-2004) Navajo Elder, signed and inscribed "Ray Swanson/ JIIM /Classic Bronze, 1/20", patinated bronze on wood plinth, 9-1/2 x 9 in., 12 in. with base; accompanied by original receipt

A signed and numbered litho to their last farewell tour this one in San Francisco signed by both Ron Wood and Charlie Watts ! POP COA

R C Gorman (1932 - 2005) Lithograph, Navajo girl with turquoise necklaces -1988 pencil signed and numbered, litho size 30 x 39 inches. overall framed size 42 x 52 inches

Ray Swanson (American, South Dakota, 1937-2004). Limited edition print Bustin' for Beans, Biscuits and Beef. Signed in the plate lower right, and pencil signed and numbered 175/950 in the lower margin

DESCRIPTION: A Ray Swanson (American, October 4, 1937 - December 17, 2004) limited edition signed print depicting a young Native American girl. Hand signed and hand numbered 465 from a total of 950 co

Unframed print, "At'eed Yazhi", (Little Girl), signed lower right in pencil, paper size 22 1/8" x 30 1/4".

Mark Hopkins, American (Born 1965). Hopkins is a technical expert in 'lost wax' bronze casting and this giraffe sculpture is from his Serengetti Collection. Signed, dated and numbered 149/750, '02. In

Wonderful graphic litho games lot. Parker Brothers Fun at the Zoo game, McClougllin Bros. Little Ones Zoo, Milton Bradley Mother Goose with game boards, cards and pieces. Beautiful antique game lot!

Fielder LITTLE ONES,1966, a lithograph and a color lithograph, each signed and dated in pencil, numbered 199/200 & 38/200, sheets 22 x 30”; Gabriel Kohn UNTITLED, 1963, two of the same color lithogr

Both have nice color litho and space scenes. One marked y for yonesowa and marked n in Japan. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 8 - 1/2" x 5" x 1- 1/2".

This beautiful pair of rings are believed to be designed by Navajo jewelry designer Ray Nez. Each is solid sterling with coral and turquoise stones. One adjustable with leaf and one appears to be a st

Measures 2.5 inches long x 1.5 inches at the widest part this ring has a large Kingman Turquoise Center Stone. The center stone has bead work on one side and Scallop and scroll design work on the othe

GLM Editions, Paris, 1935. FACILE, poems by Paul Eluard, photographs by Man Ray. One of the 1000 numbered copies in Velin de Rives paper. First edition. Twelve photographs by Man Ray of Nuch Eluard, i

The One Way Trail. Columbia, 1931 (Morgan Litho, Cleveland). One sheet (41 x 27”). Western starring Tim McCoy and Doris Hill, directed by Ray Taylor. Unrestored, with a corner tear, trimmed top and