Prayers For the Wild Things Print by Doolittle [167752]

A limited edition print, Bev Doolittle (b 1947, CA), "A Prayer for Wild Things", 19934, edition 40,627 of 65,000 unframed, with C of A and original folio sleeve, sheet size 31.5 x 24

Hand signed and numbered 45969/65000 Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and sleeve. Image: 28" x 21" Frame: 38" x 31" Condition: Frame and print are in excellent condition.

Bev Doolittle (B. 1947), "Prayer of the Wild Things", print, framed frame: 35"h x 28"w Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Estate From California, Bev Doolittle is a painter of western wilderness subject

Bev Doolittle Prayer for the Wild Things Signed Print. This print is in good condition. It has a wooden frame which probably needs to be cleaned. The print and matte are in excellent condition. The pr

Doolittle, Bev (American, contemporary), Prayer for the Wild Things, 1993, color litho, signed and numbered 23741/65000 in pencil lower right, image 27 x 20.5 inches, matted and framed 38 x 31 inches,

Vintage Bev Doolittle (American, 1947-Present) 'Prayer for the Wild Things'; 51818/65000. Limited edition; Framed. Bev Doolittle stamp/mark on the bottom left hand side; signed and numbered on the rig

Two separate Bev Dolittle prints: 1) Sacred Circle by Bev Doolittle, a fine-art lithograph released in 1991 with 40,192 signed and consecutively numbered prints. To Native Americans, the circle was a

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. Bev Doolittle (Born 1947) is active/lives in California. Bev Doolittle is known for Animal and Indian paintings, nature subjects. Certificate of authenticity includ

Print By Bev Doolittle, 28" x 20 1/2", "Prayer For the Wild Things".

Bev Doolittle (b. 1947), "Prayer for the Wild Things", description of imagery, print, framed  frame: 16 x 11" From California, Bev Doolittle is a painter of western wilderness subjects whose subjec

BEV DOOLITTLE (American b. 1947) A PRINT, "Prayer for the Wild Things," 1993, inkjet in color on paper, signed in pencil L/R, “Bev Doolittle,” with special editon number 45878/65000; 27 3/

Bev Doolittle (b. 1947), "Prayer for the Wild Things", description of imagery, print, framed frame: 16 x 11" From California, Bev Doolittle is a painter of western wilderness subjects whose subjects c

Limited Edition Signed Print by listed California artist Bev Doolittle (Born 1947). The print is titled "Prayer For The Wild Things" and is signed in the lower left. Number 43781 of 65000. Comes with

Signed/Numbered - 15,089/65,000; measures about 38 x 31 inches; good overall as pictured

Limited edition 8519/65000. Pencil signed and numbered lower right. With COA. 36-1/2" high x 29-1/2" wide. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the

11" by 16" framed. Allard Auction Collection Inv: TADJ

Artist: Bev Doolittle Title: Prayer for the Wild Things Medium: Lithograph Limited Edition: 40768/65000 Art Dimensions: 28 H x 21 W inches Framed Dimensions: 40 H x 32 W

Artist: Bev Doolittle Title: Prayer for the Wild Things Medium: Lithograph Art Dimensions: 29 H x 22 W inches Framed Dimensions: 36 H x 29 W inches ARTIST BIO: <

Signed and numbered. Titled- "Prayers For The Wild Things" Sight- 21" x 28" Overall- 30" x 37"

Bev Doolittle (American, b. 1947). Group of two lithographs including:&quot;Prayer For the Wild Things&quot; depicting a figure on top of a rocky hill with a leafless tree. Pencil signed and numbered

Bev Doolittle & Paul Winter S/N Lithograph "Prayer For the Wild Things" 1993: With sleeve and COA measuring 31.5 x 24". Numbered 15050/65000

Signed Maurice Sendak Portfolio. A boxed portfolio published by Harpers Row. Includes 15 loose prints and a booklet. Some prints from "Where the Wild Things Are". Each print is signed. Largest print m

Maurice Sendak Where The Wild Things Are, complete set of (4) fine art color printsfrom the Artist's Caldecott Medal Award Classic ( Where The Wild Things Are ) (1963). These prints were remanufacture

M. Sendak Signed "Where the Wild Things Are" 4 Fine Art Prints Four fine art prints reproduced from Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are" (New York: Harper &amp; Row, 1963). One of the most ico