2 KEN WARWICK CHARCOAL DRAWINGS

A VULNERABLE ATTRACTION" & "LIFT OFF" - BOTH ARE 17 1/4" X 13 1/2

INNER SANCTUM", "TRAVELER", "MIRAGE" - 13 1/2" X 17

20 1/2" X 20 1/2"

THE SEASONS: SPRING / SUMMER" & "THE SEASONS: FALL / WINTER" - 35 1/2" X 25

2009 CHARCOAL DRAWING BY KEN WARWICK - 29" X 22 1/2"

2008 - 35 1/2" X 25"

35 1/2" X 25"

2006 CHARCOAL DRAWING - 21" X 14 1/2"

2008 CHARCOAL DRAWING - 29" X 22 1/2"

2008 CHARCOAL DRAWING- 29" X 22 1/2"

2004 CHARCOAL DRAWINGS

CHARCOAL DRAWING

2013 - 28 1/2" X 21"

AND ANOTHER CHARCOAL - BOTH ARE 13 1/2" X 17"

Two nicely done charcoal sketches on brown paper of E.T. Hurley done by fellow Rookwood employee, Lorinda Epply in 1906. Epply began her career at Rookwood in 1904 and Hurley, being a Senior Decorator

Includes a cityscape and a harbor scene. Signed illegibly lower right. In black frames. Sight 19-3/8" x 13-3/8". Overall with frame 20-7/8" x 14-7/8". Each with undulation and freckling to paper. Prop

PRODIGY", "RELATED THROUGH MARRIAGE", "BINGO" - 21" X 21

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3 pcs after RAFAEL CORONEL Art 1) Oil on board bearded man with floral mask - signed. 2 & 3) Charcoal drawings of bearded man with birds-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 29.5 inches: W: 24 inches ---

(lot of 2) Framed charcoal drawings on paper, Landscapes, signed lower right Banti (?), (one) with tear to sheet, sight: 17"h, 12.5"w, overall: 18"h, 13.5"w; 3.5lbs total Start Price: $100.00

(2) Landscape charcoal drawings, both signed and dated 1949, one with Vincent Price Collection label, ZD 18523. In matching gilt molded frame, matted and glazed. OS: 17" x 21", SS: 7" x 11". Tape stai

(6) pc. Art portrait lot including (2) pencil-charcoal drawings, & decorative prints….from Woodstock, N.Y. home….

Two (2) large charcoal drawings. Signed bottom right. 36 1/4 x 24 inches (sight). One annotated in red on verso. Provenance: New England Center for Contemporary Art.

This 1940's /50's Modernist drawings on grey paper are by internationally renowned Wisconsin printmaker and sculptor Dean Meeker (1920-2002). They each depict a Modernist figure, and one with a strang