Malvina Hoffman Three Pastels

(New York, 1887-1966) Portrait of a Burmese Lady, Mamga Nyem, signed lower left "Mamga Nyem/MH Rangoon 1932", pastel and charcoal on buff paper, sight 25-1/2 x 19-1/4 in.; black finished wood frame, 2

Senegalese Tom Tom Player, 1932; Bronze; Signed and dated; "M.Hoffman (c) 1932; 22 1/2" high; Literature: Literature: Malvina Hoffman, Heads and Tales, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1936, pg. 91

Malvina Hoffman (American, 1885/1887 – 1966) - Head of a Balinese Woman Signed 'Bali (c) M. Hoffman' Underneath left side; also inscribed ‘C.B.W’ along back base of bronze, Bronze on

Three Pastels by John Recknagel. All signed. 40"x 17" (each). The Peter Tillou Collection, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Bullfighter, 1953; Bronze on wood base; Signed and dated "(c) 1953 Malvina Hoffman" with foundry mark "Roman Bronze Works Inc. N.Y."; 14" high; 15 1/4" (with base); Literature: Malvina Hoffman: Yester

Head of a Senegalese Man of Ceylon, 1931; Bronze on stone base; Signed and dated "(c) Malvina Hoffman 1931/Field Musuem Chicago" with foundry mark "A. Rudier Fondeur, Paris"; 8" high; 9" (with base);

Modern Art Foundry, NY. Approx. 11" x 9 1/2".

(New York, 1887-1966) The Cap, signed on edge "M. Hoffman", bronze with verdigris patination, with base 7-1/8 x 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 in. Provenance: Christie's New York, November 29, 2005, Lot 741, sold for

MALVINA HOFFMAN, PLASTER SCULPTURE, 1929, H 20". BRETON WRESTLERS: AMERICAN

Everett Raymond Kinstler (1926 - 2019) copy of Malvina Hoffman "Sculpture Inside and Out," New York: Bonanza Books, (1939) with original watercolor portrait of Hoffman on front flyleaf titled and sign

Malvina Cornell Hoffman (1887 - 1966) bronze statuette, “Winnie”, standing woman with draperies, signed on base, M. Hoffman. The Coty Award, also known as fashion's Oscars was award from 1

L'Homme Tombeau bronze h. 14-1/4 w. 8 d. 10-1/2 in. overall: h. 17 in. Bust of Dr. Albert Simard, Paris 1930; titled and signed with artists initials "MH"; Alexis Rudier foundry mark A plaster version

Signed Malvina Hoffman bronze of a puma from the Charles Russell collection in nice patina. 7" wide, 2.5" tall, 2" deep.

L'Homme Tombeau bronze h. 7 w. 3-3/4 d. 5 in. overall: h. 10-1/4 in. (tallest) each signed Malvina Hoffman 1930; bust of Dr. Albert Simard, having an Alexis Rudier foundry mark; one on a black plinth,

All appear to be unsigned, with French inscriptions verso. Sight size: 15-1/2"h x 12-1/2"w

Red Cross bronze plaque by Malvina Hoffman. Bronze plaque: 10"x 15" with wood backing: 14"x 21".(From the Field Museum website):"Born on June 15, 1885 in Brooklyn, Hoffman grew up in an artistic setti

Small bronze by Malvina Hoffman Bronze without base: 4 1/4" high Base: 4" x 4" x 2".From Wiki:Malvina Hoffman, Richard Hoffman, dark brown bronze painted plaster, 1909, New York Historical Society Mus

Three pieces by C.T. Mitchell, possibly a pseudonym used by Meriden, CT based Norwegian/American artist Frederick Matzow (1861 - 1938). All three landscapes are rendered via pastel on board and signed

Titled "Midtown," "Hiway 5," and "Going Back." RDA#72092, 72089, and 72091. Bin#86 Sight size: 8"h x 6"w

Malvina Hoffman Oil on Canvas Malvina Cornell Hoffman (New York 1885 -1966) Oil on canvas of a rocky coastline. Lower right "Aug 1954". On verso stamp "Malvina Hoffman Estate". Written on stretcher "K

Mykul Anjelo (American, Contemporary) Three Pastels. Each signed and dated '93 Each: 14" x 16.75" Frames: 21.5" x 24.25"

On paper with letterhead for 157 East 35 St. New York. Measuring 61/2” by 6”. Together with a print of the artist finishing the head of “England” in London and various other sculptures. Framed

Three humorous prints, signed lower right, by Gaston de Hoffman (French, 1883-1926), numbered lower left. [Image: 14" H x 17" W; Frame: 21 1/2" H x 24 1/2" W]. Foxing.

both hardcover.