Abraham Rattner, In the Beginning Portfolio, 12 Li

"In the Beginning…" Henry Miller forward. Published by William Haber 1972. Signed and numbered 8/200. Dimensions: H 27.5“ x W 21.5“ x D 2.5“ Condition: No issues to note. Plates are clean. SL1

Signed on lower right corner on graphite, Rattner 140/200. Vintage circa 1972. Appears to be piece titled And thou shalt... from the In the Beginning Portfolio Depicts a vast blue area with abstract f

Rattner, Abraham (American, 1895-1978), Paradise Lost, from the In The Beginning Portfolio, 1972, color lithograph on Arches, signed and numbered 94/200 in pencil along the bottom, image 18 x 23 inche

"When the Lord Saw" from the Portfolio "In the Beginning".1972 Color lithograph on paper, edition 20/200.and signed lower right. Dimensions: (Frame) H 32.5" x W 26.75", (Sight)H 24.5" x W 19.25" Condi

Portfolio of twelve lithographs in color (in original case); "In the Beginning...," 1972 (unframed); All signed and numbered 29/200; Published by William Haber; 25 3/4" x 19 1/2" (sheet, each)

From the University of Illinois Press dated Nov. 16, 1956. A portfolio of 22 plates commemorating Rattners visiting professorship, an accompanying book and the original box. Portfolio includes 22 of t

Rattner, Abraham. Portfolio of 20 original lithographs. Paris: Circle Gallery Ltd., 1971. Extra large folio. Portfolio with loose pages inside black frame. Additional images and detailed condition rep

Abraham Rattner (American 1895-1978)portfolio of lithographs from 195617 1/2" x 13 1/2"

Portfolio of 20 lithographs by Abraham Rattner (American, 1895-1978) interpreting John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera", on Arches paper, published in a limited edition of 150 by Circle Gallery, Inc., each

Abraham Rattner (American, 1895-1978). University of Illinois Portfolio, 1956, complete portfolio consisting of 24 offset lithographs, published by the University of Illinois (Chicago), printed by the

Ilya Schor ( American New York 1904 - 1961 ) Collection of Twelve Woodcuts Engravings Various Judaic scenes " The Sabbath " Originally done for the book by Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Each artist sig

The Beggar's Opera (portfolio of 20 images & 28 sheets of text) Lithographs, signed edition A/P & lower right in pencil Dimensions: H26 1/4" x W 20 1/8, edition#97 Condition:All condition information

Rattner, Abraham. Abraham Rattner. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1956. Original printed box, booklet, and suite of 24 offset lithographed plates. Folio (17 x 12 1/2"). Box lightly shelfworn, e

"In the Beginning," abstract image with two orbs. H.C. 36/60. Signed lower right. Title on verso. 24" X 19"(26" X 19.5")

Abraham Rattner Print signed and numbered 155/200. Titled "The Bush Was Burning With Fire But The Bush Was Not Consumed (from: In The Beginning). Professionally framed and matted. Judaical Art. Measur

RATTNER, Abraham (American, 1895-1978). Man. ca. 1970s. Lithograph on paper, 48/100 (#48) Signed lower right corner. 22 x 16 ½”. Frame (glass): 28 x 22”. Minor soiling to paper. Not e

Untitled (mountain landscape.) Ink on paper, titled, signed and red chop stamps. Dimensions: (Frame) H 33.25" x W 18" (Sight) H 27.75" x W 12.75" Condition: Few scuffs to frame. Paper is beginning to

Artist: Abraham Straski, Polish (1903 - 1987) Title: Still Life with Persimmons and Golden Grapes IV Portfolio: Year: Medium: Oil on Canvas, signed 'M. Merlin' l.r. Edition: Image Size: 12 x 16 inches

Lot 42 Abraham Rattner American (1895-1978) Gargoyles No. 4 (1959) oil on canvas signed lower left and verso 45 3/4 x 35 inches frame: 53 x 42 inches Provenance: from a Scarsdale, NY collection Kenned

Lot 45 Abraham Rattner American (1895-1978) Shekina-Amalek (1960) oil on masonite signed lower left and verso masonite: 48 1/2 x 36 inches frame: 55 1/2 x 43 inches Provenance: from a Scarsdale, NY co

ABRAHAM RATTNER (1893 - 1978, AMERICAN) Untitled. Oil on canvas, 1953. Signed, Rattner, and dated, 1953, lower right. 915x762 mm; 36x30 inches.

Metropolitan Opera Fine Art I, set of eight color lithographs, numbered 1/2, color lithographs, "4/250", includes "La Boheme" by Jamie Wyeth, "Don Giovanni" by Andre Masson, "Der Rosenkavalier" by Ric

"Springtime". Large oil on canvas. 1943. Signed lower left. Signed, dated, titled, verso. Gallery label verso from Paul Rosenberg & Co, 57th St, NY. In a Heydenryk frame. From a Larchmon

DIANE ARBUS (New York, 1923 - Westbeth Artists Housing, 1971). Portfolio 12 Heliogravures. Sprinted in 1979 edited by Electa in folder original. Made for the Diane Arbus exhibition at Palazzo Fortuny.