Prints and Multiples Auction on Oct 18, 2026 by San Diego Liquidation And Estate Services in CA - Page 16
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Prints and Multiples
Josef Albers (American, 1888–1976), Midnight and Noon 1964, Set of 8 Color Lithographs
Ed Ruscha (American, b. 1937), Sin, 1969 Tamarind Color Lithograph
Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923–1997), Mirror, 1990, Color Screenprint

Prints and Multiples

San Diego Liquidation And Estate Services
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San Diego, CA, United States
San Diego Liquidation & Estate Services is proud to present an exceptional single-owner fine art collection offered to benefit the San Diego Humane Society. This extensive auction features more than 500 works of art spanning significant movements in American, European, Latin American, and Japanese art, with a particular emphasis on mid-20th-century and contemporary printmaking. The collection includes works by internationally recognized artists such as Ed Ruscha, Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, Richard Serra, Joseph Albers, John Baldessari, Robert Motherwell, Rufino Tamayo, Charles White, Luchita Hurtado, Gego, Bruce Conner, June Wayne, Richard Hunt, Lee Mullican, Sonia Gechtoff, Mario Avati, José Luis Cuevas, Esteban Vicente, Ken Price, and many others. Collectors will find an impressive selection of Tamarind lithographs, color lithographs, screenprints, mezzotints, etchings, Japanese woodblock prints, paintings, watercolors, and complete or partial portfolios. Notable highlights include Ed Ruscha’s Sin from 1969, works by Joseph Albers and Gego, numerous lithographs by Rufino Tamayo, and important examples of postwar American printmaking. Many of these works have remained together within the same collection for decades, offering a rare opportunity to acquire works by celebrated international artists alongside compelling and lesser-known discoveries. Proceeds from this auction will benefit the San Diego Humane Society.
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Nicholas Krushenick (American, 1929–1999), Untitled, 1965 Color Lithograph: Nicholas Krushenick (1929–1999) was an American painter and printmaker whose work became known as “Pop abstraction.” He studied at the Art Students League and the Hans Hofmann School of
0361: Nicholas Krushenick (American, 1929–1999), Untitled, 1965 Color Lithograph
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$100
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George Sugarman (American, 1912–1999), Orange, Magenta and Blue, 1965 Color Lithograph: George Sugarman (1912–1999) was an American sculptor and printmaker best known for helping establish polychrome sculpture as a major current in postwar art. After studying with Ossip Zadkine in
0362: George Sugarman (American, 1912–1999), Orange, Magenta and Blue, 1965 Color Lithograph
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$100
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Jan Stussy (American, 1921–1990), Kim’s Decision, 1970 Color Lithograph: Jan Stussy (1921-1990) was an American painter, printmaker, filmmaker, and longtime UCLA professor whose work remained centered on the human figure. His figures are often distorted or compressed,
0363: Jan Stussy (American, 1921–1990), Kim’s Decision, 1970 Color Lithograph
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$100
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$50
Giò Pomodoro (Italian, 1930–2002), Study for a Seal, Tamarind Squares I, 1967 Color Lithograph: Giò Pomodoro (1930–2002) was an Italian sculptor whose practice also included printmaking and stage design. Born in Orciano di Pesaro, he moved to Milan during the 1950s and became active in the
0364: Giò Pomodoro (Italian, 1930–2002), Study for a Seal, Tamarind Squares I, 1967 Color Lithograph
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$100
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James McGarrell (American, 1930–2020), Piano Bathers I, 1962 Lithograph: James McGarrell (1930–2020) was an American painter and printmaker whose work remained rooted in the human figure during a period dominated by abstraction. Trained at Indiana University and UCLA,
0365: James McGarrell (American, 1930–2020), Piano Bathers I, 1962 Lithograph
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$50
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Peter Takal (American, 1905–1995), Eclipse, from Of Nature, Of Man XVIII, 1963–1964 Lithograph: Peter Takal (1905-1995) was a Romanian-born American draftsman and printmaker known for highly detailed pen-and-ink drawings and lithographs. After living in Berlin and Paris, he settled in New York
0366: Peter Takal (American, 1905–1995), Eclipse, from Of Nature, Of Man XVIII, 1963–1964 Lithograph
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$25
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Paul Harris (American, 1925–2018), Traveling Case, from Shut-in Suite XVI, 1970 Lithograph: Paul Harris (1925–2018) was an American sculptor and printmaker whose work moved freely between figuration and abstraction. He trained at the University of New Mexico, later earned an EdD from
0367: Paul Harris (American, 1925–2018), Traveling Case, from Shut-in Suite XVI, 1970 Lithograph
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$50
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John Paul Jones (American, 1924–1999), Night Lady, 1963 Lithograph: John Paul Jones (1924–1999) was an American painter, printmaker, sculptor, and educator whose national reputation during the 1950s and 1960s rested largely on his figurative drawings and prints.
0368: John Paul Jones (American, 1924–1999), Night Lady, 1963 Lithograph
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$50
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John Grillo (American, 1917–2014), Untitled, 1964 Color Lithograph: John Grillo (American, 1917–2014) was a painter, printmaker, and educator associated with the emergence of Abstract Expressionism in California and New York during the years following World War II.
0369: John Grillo (American, 1917–2014), Untitled, 1964 Color Lithograph
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Robert Hansen (American, 1924–2013), Multiple Mirror, 1965 Lithograph: Robert Hansen (American, 1924–2013) was a Los Angeles painter, printmaker, and educator whose work transformed the human body into fragmented arrangements of heads, limbs, eyes, and masklike
0370: Robert Hansen (American, 1924–2013), Multiple Mirror, 1965 Lithograph
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Mario Avati (French, 1921–2009), La Mandoline, 1966 Mezzotint and Aquatint: Mario Avati (French, born Monaco, 1921–2009) was a painter and printmaker active in Paris and best known for his mastery of mezzotint, a demanding intaglio process highlighting shape and light.
0371: Mario Avati (French, 1921–2009), La Mandoline, 1966 Mezzotint and Aquatint
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Mario Avati (French, 1921–2009), La Grande Manière Noire, 1962 Mezzotint: Mario Avati (French, born Monaco, 1921–2009) was a painter and printmaker active in Paris and best known for his mastery of mezzotint, a demanding intaglio process highlighting shape and light.
0372: Mario Avati (French, 1921–2009), La Grande Manière Noire, 1962 Mezzotint
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Okiie Hashimoto (Japanese, 1899–1993), Bamboo Garden (Chikutei), 1959 Color Woodblock Print: Okiie Hashimoto (1899–1993) was a Japanese printmaker and educator associated with the s?saku-hanga, or creative-print, movement. Born in Tottori Prefecture, he graduated from the Tokyo School of
0373: Okiie Hashimoto (Japanese, 1899–1993), Bamboo Garden (Chikutei), 1959 Color Woodblock Print
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Stephen Tracy White (American, b. 1947), J. P. (Jp’s at Home), 1970 Color Lithograph: Stephen Tracy White (American, 1947–2005), also identified as Stephen Tracy White, was an artist and collaborative lithographic printer associated with the Tamarind Lithography Workshop during its
0374: Stephen Tracy White (American, b. 1947), J. P. (Jp’s at Home), 1970 Color Lithograph
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$50
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Jason Leese (American, b. 1931), Depot des Batignolles, 1963 Lithograph: Jason Leese (American, born 1931) is an artist and lithographic printer associated with the Tamarind Lithography Workshop in Los Angeles, where he served as a printer-fellow during the early 1960s.
0375: Jason Leese (American, b. 1931), Depot des Batignolles, 1963 Lithograph
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$50
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Rally Round the Flag, Recognitions II, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0376: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Rally Round the Flag, Recognitions II, 1968 Color Lithograph
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Lee Mullican (American, 1919–1998), Sleeping Gypsy, 1964 Color Lithograph: Lee Mullican (American, 1919–1998) was an Oklahoma-born California painter and printmaker associated with the Dynaton group, a short-lived but influential San Francisco circle formed with Gordon
0377: Lee Mullican (American, 1919–1998), Sleeping Gypsy, 1964 Color Lithograph
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$100
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Bird Lady, Recognitions VIII, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0378: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Bird Lady, Recognitions VIII, 1968 Color Lithograph
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Ice Cream Cone, Recognitions X, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0379: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Ice Cream Cone, Recognitions X, 1968 Color Lithograph
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$50
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June Wayne (American, 1918–2011), A Winter Seeming Summer’s Night John Donne Series, 1957: June Wayne (American, 1918–2011) was a highly influential American printmaker, painter, designer, author, and educator best known for founding the Tamarind Lithography Workshop in Los Angeles in
0380: June Wayne (American, 1918–2011), A Winter Seeming Summer’s Night John Donne Series, 1957
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$200
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Asylum, Recognitions IV, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0381: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Asylum, Recognitions IV, 1968 Color Lithograph
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Pink, Recognitions V, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0382: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Pink, Recognitions V, 1968 Color Lithograph
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Title Page, Recognitions I, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0383: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Title Page, Recognitions I, 1968 Color Lithograph
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James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Big Henry, Recognitions IX, 1968 Color Lithograph: James Strombotne is a Southern California figurative painter and printmaker associated with the postwar Claremont art community. After earning his MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1959, he
0384: James Strombotne (American, b. 1934), Big Henry, Recognitions IX, 1968 Color Lithograph
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$25