LEONARD FREED, WHITE FEMALE 1965.

Artist: Leonard Freed Title: Fire Hydrant, Harlem, 1963 Date Printed: Printed in Italy in 2001 for a photography festival. Photographer name printed on the lower white mounting Medium: Photolithograph

African Wood Sculpture Assortment (4) total items including an Igbo white painted seated female, a Kongo / Yombe Nkisi nail fetish and a small Teke figure having attached feathers; together with a Men

Unknown Artist (19th Century) Colonial Portrait Paintings (2) items including a male with a white ruff, initialed lower right; and a female wearing a white and blue bonnet Property from: a Durham, Nor

Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian / French, 1892-1990) Gouache on Paper 1946, signed lower right, depicting an orange and white costume illustration on a female figure, artist stamp and inscriptions e

Arvid Frederick Nyholm (Swedish / American, 1866-1927) Oil on Canvas Undated, signed lower right, a portrait of an aristocratic female figure having a white fox pelt dr

Fenton Cameo Glass Vase by Kelsey Murphy / Robert Bomkamp Having Fenton mark, limited edition #149/325 and artists marks on the underside of a pink cut to white image of a 1920s female walking her dog

Charles White (American, 1918-1979) 'Evening' Lithograph 1965, pencil signed and dated lower right, titled lower left, JP blindstamp lower left, #230 lower left, stone initialed lower left and lower r

18k Yellow Gold Portrait Brooches / Pendants (2) items each having painted female figures at center including white and purple stone adornments, each beneath glass, with white adorned figure having bo

Multi-Cultural Tribal Mask Assortment (3) items including a mask from Africa having a white painted face and fibrous beard, female mask having fibrous hair and a square eyed aggressive feature having

DESCRIPTION: A Jean Claude Blanc (Haiti, 1965) Acrylic on canvas original art painting depicting a multiple native figural group of male and female haitians dressed with traditional white costuming ho

DESCRIPTION: A signed Jean Claude Blanc (Haiti, 1965) Acrylic on canvas original art painting depicting a multiple native figural group of male and female haitians dressed with traditional white costu

DESCRIPTION: Jean Claude Blanc (Haiti, 1965) Acrylic on canvas original art painting depicting a multiple native figural group of male and female haitians dressed with traditional white costuming hold

DESCRIPTION: A Jean Claude Blanc (Haitian, 1965) acrylic painting on canvas depicting a multiple native figural group of male and female Haitians dressed with traditional white costuming holding multi

DESCRIPTION: A Jean Claude Blanc (Haitian, 1965) unstretched acrylic painting on canvas depicting a multiple native figural group of male and female Haitians dressed with traditional white costuming h

10k Gold Jewelry Assortment (8) items including a pair of tourmaline pierced earrings, white topaz ring, garnet openwork ring, heart shaped ruby and diamond ring, 1965 blue sapphire class ring, Illino

Asian Carved Wood Figures (2) items including a robed Buddhist monk having traces of white paint mounted to a wood stand; and a South Asian female having remnants of green enamel Provenance: The Estat

Chinese Han and Ming Figure Assortment (4) items including a male and female tomb attendants made from light grey earthenware, painted in white, black and red, both having hands in sleeves; a fragment

Bronze and Porcelain Statues (2) items including Nico Venzo (Italian, b.1938) bronze, signed on back, #17/250 seated female figure having square black stone plinth; and white glazed allegorical scene

Cutting board reads DENMARK WEEK NEW YORK 1965. Piece is white toned and porcelain, depicts cityscape architecture with female figure, helicopter, pitcher & other detail. Measures approx 11 3/8 in by

LEONARD FREED. Muscle Boy, Harlem, c. 1963. 14x11" gelatin silver print. Printed c. 1970s. Embossed on print recto: c. Leonard Freed. Signed in pencil on print verso; inscribed in pencil: 1963 Harlem,

'Handcuffed, New York City', 1978, (a later printing), oversized silver print, ed. 16/100, 20 x 16in., signed lower right

Leonard Freed: New York City (Policewoman), 1978/1992, silver print, signed, titled, dated, and stamped verso, Image size: 8.5"x12.75"; Sheet Size: 11"x14". Provenance: Leica Gallery.

'St. Peter’s Square, Rome, Italy', 1958, (a later printing), silver print, ed. 8/24, 20 x 16in., signed lower right

'Harlem, New York, USA' (“Harlem Street Party”), 1963, (a later printing), archival iris print, ed. 16/100, 20 x 16in., signed lower right