Norman Narotsky 1960 ptg. Figura: Atropes

Narotzky , Norman David (American/Spanish , born 1928), Figura: Atropes, 1960, Polymer tempera and oil on canvas, 64 x 64 inches, Signed and dated 60 lower left, Exhibited: Museum of Modern Art, Recen

MARK KOSTABI (1960-) Figura 2000 scultura in bronzo cm 41x21,5 esemplare 80/99 datato e numerato sul bordo posteriore della base provenienza: Galleria Pananti, Firenze Figura 2000 bronze sculpture 16,

Olio su compensato, cm. 15x10. Sul verso: firma, data e titolo. Bibliografia: 2006, i 10x15 di Gianfranco Pancani, Una collezione particolare di arte italiana del Novecento, C. Caneva, Edifir, p. 20,

Attributed to Norman Lewis, it does not have a COA. Medium: oil canvas. 37 x 19 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1909 - 1979. Born in New York City, Norman Lewis was an Abstract Expressio

Lewis, Norman Wilfred (United States, 1909-1979). Untitled or Fading Sunset. 1960. Oil on paper. MDS inventory #8415E/S662. Signed and dated l.r. 25 1/4" x 19 1/2".

Highly detailed matte porcelain figure inspired by the Saturday Evening Post cover painting, February 13, 1960. Depicts Norman Rockwell in a "triple self-portrait", painting himself while looking in a

Calvert, John. Calvert In Person On Stage. World's Greatest Magician. Kansas City: U.S. Ptg. & Engr., ca. 1960. One-sheet (28 x 42") color offset poster depicting Calvert shadowed by the devil, a drag

Norman Arthur Bate pencil signed Artist's Proof etching. Signed and dated 1960 in pencil 'Norman Arthur Bate 60' lower right. In pencil "artist's proof 1" lower center and number "Moon Spilt and Silen

Tamayo, 15 Reproducciones, Texto De Octavio Paz Instituto Nacional De Bellas Artes, ca. 1960. 15 reproductions including: Tres Figuras de Perfil, Tre Personajes, Dos Personajes, El Modelador, Encuentr

Norman Ives Untitled (cube construction) c. 1960painted artist board construction5 h × 5 w × 4.5 d in (13 × 13 × 11 cm) Provenance: Estate of Sewell Sillm

Norman Cherner Walnut Bentwood Pretzel ChairCirca 1960. Manufactured by Plycraft Inc., Lawrence, Massachusetts.Ht. 31 1/2 in.

Vintage Norman Norell colorblock silk dress, c. 1960's, sherbert tones in pink, blue, green and peach, zip back, attached button belt, approx. 36"b, 15"sh, 21"sl, 41"l Provenance: From the Florence an

Wonderful book signed by Norman Rockwell. Book is Rockwell's autobiography entitled "My Adventures as an Illustrator" and signed "sincerely Norman Rockwell" and was published in 1960.

Norman Norell jacket & dress ensemble, c. 1960's, for Rose Goldwasser New York, black high neck sleeveless belted dress with kick pleats, fully lined, approx. 40"b, 36"w, 16"sh, 38"l, sleeveless crop

VOL. NORMAN ROCKWELL MY ADVENTURES AS AN ILLUSTRATOR, SIGNED/INSCRIBED NORMAN ROCKWELL/TOM ROCKWELL, 1ST EDITION 1960

Norman Norell stripe silk dress, c. 1960's, multicolor silk stripe in purple, pink, yellow, green, brown, button front to waist, attached side zip and snap skirt, bow front blouson top, fully lined, a

"Figura con Strumento" - signed and dated 1960 lower right, titled verso, 13" high x 11.5" wide. "Figura con Cavallo" - signed lower right, titled verso, 12.75" high x 11.25" wide, loss and area flaki

Vintage Norman Norell tomato red crop jacket, c. 1960's, double breasted with black buttons, silk lining, approx. 39"b, 15"sh, 22"sl, 19"l Provenance: From the Florence and Herbert Irving Collection

DESCRIPTION: A Norman Rockwell “Dreams Of a Long Ago” Pure Silver Bar. With inscription on the back that reads: "Norman Rockwell's Best Loved Post Covers 1916-1960". Dated August 13, 1927.

(2) Signed Norman Rockwell items including packing material used for shipment hand written from Norman Rockwell to a customer during the 1960's Additionally an advertisement page for the Saturday Even

Emile Norman (1918–2009), limited edition bronze sculpture of an antelope, numbered 3/12, dated 1960. (Approx. 10 1/2 inches x 11 inches).

Norman Cherner (1920-1987) for Plycraft Pretzel armchairs, pair USA, circa 1960 walnut plywood sticker residue 24 3/4"w x 22"d x 31"h

Pretzel Chair Circa 1960 The matching set of four arm chairs constructed from laminated woods, including one with its original label, retain their unusual white vinyl covering. Each measures 31.5 x 25

NORMAN ROCKWELL (American 1894-1978) ''Children at the Window'' lithograph. Signed in pencil lower right. Numbered 150/200. Circa 1950's - 1960's. Advertising illustration for American Family Life Ser