PIETRO CONSAGRA (1920, Mazara del Vallo - 2005, Milano)

Mazara del Vallo 1920 - MILANO 2005 Senza titolo, anni '90 Bronzo, cm 19 x 10,8 x 3,5 Firmata in basso a destra Esemplare 2/15

PIETRO CONSAGRA (Mazara del Vallo, 1920 - Milan, 2005) Six engravings "Homage to Sicily", 1970s Etching and aquatint on paper, 50 x 70 cm Signed and n° example: Consagra, 93/100. Printed by Renzo R

(1920 Mazara del Vallo - Mailand 2005). Girevole. Polierter Stahl, stellenw. ausgeschnitten, auf Metallsockel gesteckt, ca. 1975. H: 38, mit Sockel 43, B: 30 cm. Unt. li. sign. u. num. "ACM435". Am So

Pietro Consagra (Italian 1920-2005), 'Trasparenti-Tavola 4' (Transparent Irons - Plate 4), 1970, dry print on white Fabriano Rosaspina paper depicting one of the Transparent Iron sculptures, pencil si

Pietro Consagra (Italian, 1920-2005). An estate collection with seven (7) limited edition lithographs on Arches paper. Abstract Modernist work in colors, produced in the style of the Forma art movemen

Pietro Consagra (Italian, 1920 – 2005). Sans Titre. Original woodcut on rice paper. 1959. Sheet size 9 3/8 x 12 1/8 inches.

NINO LABARBERA (Mazara del Vallo, 1945) Omaggio a Charlot Oil on canvas, 250 x 201 cm Good conditions, framed without glass

Tempera grassa su tela, cm. 10x15. Sul verso: firma, data e titolo. Bibliografia: 1969, i "dieci per quindici" di Gianfranco Pancani, C. Marsan, Edizione limitata e numerata in 350 esemplari numerati,

Vico Magistretti (Milano, 1920 - 2006)   «ATOLLO» TABLE LAMP, WHITE LASCQUERED METAL   LAMPADA DA TAVOLO MODELLO ATOLLO in metallo smaltato nei toni del bianco Adesivo del produt

Vico Magistretti (Milano 1920 - Milano 2006) Suspension lamp model "Ecatombe". Produced by Artemide, Milan, 1970. White lacquered metal. (h 60 cm.) (defects) Literature G. Gramigna, Repertorio del des

Vico Magistretti (Milano, 1920 - 2006) A PAIR OF «MAGELLANO» VASES IN SILVER PLATED METAL COPPIA DI VASI MODELLO MAGELLANO in metallo argentato Marchio del produttore alla base Produzione Bacci,

VICO MAGISTRETTI (Milano, 1920-2006) per ARTEMIDE. Coppia di lampade Eclisse da tavolo in acciaio. Con marchio del produttore. Anni '60. Modello vincitore del Compasso d'Oro nel 1967. Mis. Alt. cm. 18

Racconto di Marinaio, 1961 sgn. on base CONSAGRA 61, also 0/3 (edition out of three), 15.75 by 14.5 in. P

Vico Magistretti (Milano 1920 - Milano 2006) Lot of six wall lamps model "Mania". Produced by Artemide, Milan, 1963. Shades in opal plastic and structure in enamelled metal. (cm d 28; cm d 22) Literat

Pietro Consagra, Sculpture 'Girevole', 1975, H. 42.5 x 27 x 10 cm. Made by Alessi SpA, Crusinallo. Brass, silver plated. Marked: Consagra ACNO 16 (embossed).,

Vico Magistretti (Milano 1920 - Milano 2006) Two armchairs model "Carimate". Produced by Cassina, Meda, 1960. Seat and back in straw, green painted wooden structure. (70x74x70 cm.) (defects) Literatur

Vico Magistretti (Milano 1920 - Milano 2006) Three wall lamps model "Lambda". Produced by Artemide, Milan, 1961. Chromed metal and lampshade composed of two frosted glass valves. (h 25 cm.) Literature

Vico Magistretti (Milano 1920 - Milano 2006) Table lamp model "Atollo". Produced by O-Luce, Milan, 1977. White lacquered metal. "Compasso d'oro" Award 1979. (h 68 cm.; d 50 cm.) (slight defects) Liter

Vico Magistretti (Milano 1920 - Milano 2006) Suspension lamp model "Cetra". Produced by Artemide, Milan, 1964. Structure and reflector in nickel-plated metal, diffuser in opal glass. (h 135 cm.; d 54.

CONSTANT (1920-2005) Sans titre Gouache sur papier, signé en bas vers la droite 29 x 39 cm

Zvi Raphaeli (ISRAELI, 1920–2005) oil on canvas, Street Scene / Market Scene, painting size 24 x 18 inches

Pope John Paul II Signed Photograph  An 8" x 11.375" glossy color photograph of Pope John Paul II (1920-2005) mounted to a mat board measuring 13" x 18". Signed on the presentation mat,&nbsp

JOHN PAUL II: (1920-2005) Pope of the Catholic Church 1978-2005, later canonised as Pope Saint John Paul II in 2014. A good signed colour 4 x 6 photograph of the Pope in a semi-profile half-length pos

Sante Graziani (American, 1920–2005), original acrylic on canvas titled, "The Sisters", depicting two Elizabethan women holding their miniature likenesses (as if infants). The piece is apparently an