Two Contemporary Works on Paper - Pete Sack and Dan Woodruff

Two Contemporary Works on Paper - Pete Sack and Dan Woodruffthe first: Pete Sack (NC), a small acrylic on yupo paper; the second: Dan Woodruff (NC), a collage portrait with elements of paint, graphite

Two Contemporary Works on Paper, charcoal initialed HM "Mine Entrance"; unsigned watercolor/pencil "Hands & Rainbow" Dimensions: Mine: Sight 10 1/2" H x 14 1/2" W, Framed 17" H x 21 1/4" W. Hands: Sig

Jeffrey Gelick (American, Contemporary) Two Works. Two pastels on paper, each signed lower right and dated '84 Each: 44.25" x 30.25" Frame: 54.25" x 40.5"

Including works by Sharon Greytak, Bob Brown, and Carla Kern. All with information verso. Dimensions: (Largest frame) H 24" x W 30" Condition: Two with broken glass, larger with corner chips to glass.

James Gleason (American, Contemporary) Two Works. 'Killtaker Series #1' and 'Killtaker Series #3', both pastel and acrylic on paper Each: 30" x 21.75" Frame: 39" x 30.75"

BRUCE WALDMAN (New York, Contemporary) Etchings on paper, approx. 6.5" x 6". Framed 14" x 13". BRUCE WALDMANNew York, ContemporaryTwo works: 1) "Jacob". Signed lower right. Numbered 12/26.2) "The Prop

Joyce Lieberman (American, Contemporary) Two Works. 'Checkmate' and 'Lotus Landia', two collages with oil paint on paper, each pencil signed lower right, dated 1992 and 1994, and titled Larger: 15" x

Includes original box and all the paper work. More contemporary. Vinyl head, tin litho body. Circa 1997. Very attractive. One of the more popular Japanese TV characters. Very little wear.

Three untitled works: abstract mixed media collage on board, surrealist oil on canvas and graphite and color pencil figural drawing on paper (all framed separately) Two signed and dated 1938 Largest:

Two works: ''Knack with a Noose'' and ''Proven Foundation'' Each: Pencil on paper under glass The first: Signed and dated right center: Dan Crapo / '95 and with the copyright symbol; the second: signe

Two works: ''Throwing a Rope'' and ''Sketch of Pete'', cowboys on horseback, each: signed lower right: Gordon Phillips, titled on a gallery label affixed verso, each: pencil on paper under Plexiglas,

Pre-war, circa 1910. Set is housed in well-made contemporary box with a paper label on top showing the circus act set up. Includes three rare tigers, a tamer, a chair, a round pedestal, two ladders, a

Rachman Shichaliew (* 1957), contemporary Russian painter, studied in Baku / Azerbaijan. Two works in oil on paper, ''Landscape'' and ''The Reading Boy'', oil on paper, verso sign. u.bez., behind glas

Wooden Schoenhut toy piano, works. Bliss doll house with paper furniture. Two story house opens. The curtains and windows appear to be original. Exterior shows some wear. Condition (Good). Size Larges

Early paper Litho over wood, of an elaborate stage front with mirrors on the back wall. When wound, two wooden dancing figures jump up and down. Mechanism works. Circa 1860-1870.Condition: Dimensions:

C. 1910 - Present Day. Includes a two sport 1942 magazine with Lewis and Conn on the front, a 1949 Sports Album, 1974 Baseball album, some early Tip Top Weekly papers, some baseball magazines and some

3 volumes. ++ Jacques Nouet. La Vie Mystique De Jesus Dans Le Tres-Saint Sacrement. Francois Muguet, A Paris, 1692. 8vo. Contemporary leather. Staining on edge of text block. Writing on end papers. ++

Lot 1 Tim Lokiec American (b. 1977) Two Works on Paper (Cat Collages) ink and paper collage sheet (each): 11 x 9 3/4 inches frame dimensions (each): 13 1/4 x 13 x 1 1/2 inches, wood frame with glazing

(early 20th century) including: print by Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957), Snow at Miyajima, artist's signature and seal lower right, Watanabe A-Type seal right margin, woodblock print,ÿoban tate-e

Lot 12 Edmund E. Niemann American (1909-2005) Two Small Works on Paper (Blue Composition / Abstract Figure) casein, gouache, and ink on paper Abstract Figure dated 1958 each signed lower right larger:

"Personnages" - ink wash on paper, not visibly signed but according to gallery records and inscription verso, this is a work by John Flaxman (English, 1755 - 1826), purchased for $4,500, exhibited in

Pair of mixed media works on paper containing pencil, gouache, and acetate. Each inscribed "MV 73," in pencil; one at center bottom margin, the other at center right margin. Each also inscribed on ver

Paul Jenkins Torinko Okawara Fly From Dusk; Torinko Utaemon (two works) 1993monoprint on Japanese paper 38 h x 73 w in (97 x 185 cm) 36.5 h x 51.5 w in (93 x 131 cm) Signed, titled, dated a

Henry Koehler (American, 1927-2018), Hunting Kit Study and Spurs Hanging (two works)the first an oil on paper on panel, 1996, signed at lower left, inscribed to verso, framed (Frame dimensions 9 1/2 x