John Wesley (American, 1928-2002) Boyfriends, 2001

John Wesley (American, 1928-2002) Boyfriends, 2001 color screenprint signed, dated, and numbered 59/70 in pencil 27 3/4 x 34 7/8 inches. The Palm Beach Estate of Jane Simon Published by Parkett, Zuric

John Wesley (American, b. 1928) Maiden from 11 Pop Artists, Volume I, 1965 screenprint signed, dated, and numbered 38/200 in pencil 23 1/2 x 19 3/4 inches. Property belonging to the JFM Foundation Col

Screenprint in colors; "What's Going on in the Halls?", 1971 (framed); Signed, dated and noted A/P; 13" x 16 1/2" (sight); Provenance: Private Collection, New Jersey

"Bird Lady". Ed. 150/200 lower left. Signed and dated '65 lower right. Jo Aarons Gallery label. 24" X 29.5" (24" X 30")

Wesley, John (American, b. 1928), Munich 1919, printed 1971, serigraph on wove paper, pencil signed, dated, titled, and marked A/P, impression 30 x 30 inches, full sheet 34 x 34 inches, unframed.

Wesley, John (American, b. 1928), Munich 1919, 1971, original serigraph printed in colors, pencil signed, dated, titled, and labeled A/P, impression 30 x 30 inches, full sheet 34 x 34 inches, unframed

Wesley, John (American, b. 1928), Munich 1919, 1971, original serigraph printed in colors, pencil signed, dated, titled, and labeled A/P, impression 30 x 30 inches, full sheet 34 x 34 inches, unframed

John Burton Harter (American/Louisiana, 1940-2002) "Red, White and Blue", 2001 oil on board signed and dated lower left, initialed, dated, titled and with a "John Burton Harter Trust" inventory label

John Henry Toney (American 1928- )- ''Cain and ABel_ His Arm is in a Sling Where de done Worked Him Over''; ''Her Boyfriend is Up the Ladder'' & ''Two Titties and the Butter is Coming to the Top''- 3

Lot of 6 books, including: ** THE NEW TESTAMENT. Worcester, Isaiah Thomas, 1802. Heavily browned, some loose leaves. ** Wesley, John. THE SAINT'S EVERLASTING REST. New York: Mason and Lane, 1837. 8vo.

CHARLES WYSOCKI (AMERICAN, 1928-2002) CAT PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, humorous depictions, one titled "All Burned Out" and the other "Mabel the Stowaway", each pencil signed and numbered lower left, professio

CHARLES WYSOCKI (AMERICAN, 1928-2002) CAT PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, humorous depictions of sleeping felines, one in a fishing lodge and the other in a garden shed titled "Remington the Horticulturalist", ea

CHARLES WYSOCKI (AMERICAN, 1928-2002) "CHRISTMAS EVE" COUNTRY VILLAGE GENRE PRINT, pencil signed and numbered lower left. Together with a winter village scene featuring a group of festive sleigh rider

Beatty, John Wesley (American, 1850-1924), 2 Portraits, A Scowling Man & A Man in a Tyrolean Hat, 1876, charcoal and graphite drawings on paper, 22 X 16 inches, both signed and the man with hat is dat

CHARLES WYSOCKI (AMERICAN, 1928-2002) PENNSYLVANIA AMISH FARM SCENE PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, one depicting "HILLY FARMS" and the other "HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS HOUSE MOVERS", each pencil signed and numb

Beatty, John Wesley (American 1850 - 1924), Three Charcoal Drawings, Portrait of a Young Girl Reclining (with red pencil), Portrait of an Old Woman, The Dream, a) Jan. 1 1897; b) undated; c) undated,

CHARLES WYSOCKI (AMERICAN, 1928-2002) FANCIFUL GENRE PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, one depicting the "GLOBE BROS. PAPERHANGERS" wagon, and the other a merchant's conveyance advertising "LOVE TONICS", each penci

Beatty, John Wesley (American, 1850-1924), Portrait of a Pensive Man, 1876, charcoal and graphite drawings on paper, 15 X 14 inches, signed and dated. John Wesley Beatty was the first director of the

Carlos Diniz (American, 1928-2001) , "Union Station, Washington, 1908 - 1988," 1988, screenprint in colors, plate signed right/center and dated, overall (with frame): 28"h x 41.5"w. Provenance: From t

John Wesley Carroll (American, 1892-1959), "Portrait of the Artist's Wife", oil on canvas, signed lower right, multiple exhibition labels en verso include "The New Britain Museum of Art, New Britain,

Tempera on board. Porch Scene. Signed lower left. Sketch verso. Labels affixed verso. From a New York collection. - Dimensions: 18" high x 28.5" wide

From 11 Pop Artists I, on wove paper, pencil signed, dated '65 and numbered 109/200 (50 artists proofs). Published by Original Editions, NY. Overall measures 24.25" x 28.25".

Oil on panel, Still Life - Flowers in a Vase. Information on reverse; 41in. X 32.5in.

From 11 Pop Artists Portfolio Vol. III, published by Original Editions and was acquired in its original portfolio box. Screenprint in colors on smooth wove paper, signed in pencil and numbered 1/200 (