Ray Johnson

Signed original mixed media collage on board by Ray Edward Johnson (1927-1995 New York / Michigan) Titled: Hat with Red Eyes features a modernist composition incorporating mixed media and pigments. Si

Ray Johnson Untitled 1962offset lithograph collage 15 h × 12 w in (38 × 30 cm) Sold with envelope addressed to Rolf Nelson. Provenance: Collection of Rolf N

RAY JOHNSON (1927-1995) Untitled. Mixed media collage on postcard. 85x140 mm; 3¼s5½ inches. Signed in green crayon, lower right recto. Circa 1958.Provenance: Private collection, Maine.

Ray Johnson (American, 1927-1995) Twelve Massage Balls, 1968 lithograph signed, dated and titled edition of 60 11 3/4" x 10 1/2"

DeSalvo, Donna, and Catherine Gudis, ed., ''Ray Johnson: Correspondences'', Flammarion and Waxner Center for the Arts, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 1999, exhibition catalog, hardbound, d.j

Ray Johnson's pencil pencil 0.375 w x 7 l in (1 x 18 cm) Sold with a note from Jason. Provenance: Acquired from Robert Warner, friend of the artist This work will ship from L

Brian Buczak Memorial Book with artwork comprising each page. Edition 200. Hand assembled and bound. 8.5" x 7.25" Includes objects, silkscreens, facsimile reproductions, mounted prints, rubber stamps,

NYC, 1972 printed matter 8.5” x 11” Flyer from Collage by Ray Johnson, Truman Gallery, September 20, 1972. With Correspondence, Love Letters; Theodora van Runkle; and Eric Green's Elegant

Ray Johnson 1967 Exhibition Poster. WILLARD GALLERY, NYC. Framed. Dimensions: H: 21.5 inches: W: 17 inches ---

Heading: Author: Johnson, Ray Title: Mail Art circular letter Place Published: New York Publisher:The New York Correspondence School Date Published: 1977 Description: Mail

RAY JOHNSON (1927-1995) SIGNED LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH, TITLED "FOOT", SIGNED RAY JOHNSON AND DATED 1968 LOWER RIGHT, NUMBERED 27/77 LOWER LEFT, VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME YELLOWING OF PAPER, FR

USA, 1970 printed matter 12” x 9” Booklet for Ray Johnson's 'Dollar Bill Show' at Richard Feigen Gallery, Chicago, 1970; stapled with mimeographed paper wrappers; six pages. Tags: poetry,

RAY JOHNSON (1927-1995) Richard Feigen Gallery/Ray Johnson - New York Correspondence School 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" Mailed directly to Dorothy Miller and Museum of Modern Art

NYC, 1972 22" x 8 1/2" printed matter Poster promoting 'Turd Forest: An Environmental Sculpture' at The Great Building Crack-Up, by Robert Delford Brown with [a series of arcadian performances]. Also

USA, 1965 printed matter 5” x 7” Bifold postcard with three images of Ray Johnson; Woodpecker Gallery, New Castle, Delaware; Raggedge Press, 1965. Tags: poetry, avant garde, conceptual, hi

Ray Johnson, American (Born 1929) Watercolor on Paper, Signed. Provenance from a New Jersey Collector. Dimensions- Sight- 50" x 40". Frame- 51" x 41".

NYC, 1959 printed matter 11" x 8 1/2" Flyer by Ray Johnson for Theatre Pieces by Samuel Beckett, directed by Geraldine Lust, at The Living Theatre, including All That Fall, Embers, Pantomimes: Act Wit

NYC, 1959 printed matter 11" x 8 1/2" Flyer by Ray Johnson for Theatre Pieces by Samuel Beckett, directed by Geraldine Lust, at The Living Theatre, including All That Fall, Embers, Pantomimes: Act Wit

This piece is mounted under glass in an original Dr. Pepper oak frame and featuring artwork by Ray Johnson. The color and graphics are great with a long lamination ripple at the bottom of the bottle a

Lot of Two: Ray Johnson (1927-1994): I Doubt Everything, 20th Century, Collage, 3 1/2" x 5 3/4", Artist's Stamp, Framed. Unknown: Blast Furnaces, 20th Century, Collage, 6 1/2" x 6 1/2", Framed. Antiqu

USA, 1969 printed matter 10” x 7.5” What A Man Can See by Russell Edson, poetry with illustrations by Ray Johnson. First edition, Heritage Printers Inc., 1969. Tags: modern, modernist, con

[ART BOOK MONOGRAPH] 8 BOOKS SOLD TOGETHER.JAWLENSKY, NEIL JENNEY, RAY JOHNSON, TAGNAR KJARTANSSON AND OTHERS. All in about fine condition, some sealed. As pictured, sold as is.

Ray Padre Johnson (American, b. 1974), "The Majestic Marlin," circa 1990, oil on canvas, signed lower right, canvas: 20"h x 24"w, overall (with frame): 30.5"h x 34"w

Ray Padre Johnson (American, b. 1974), "The Majestic Marlin," circa 1990, oil on canvas, signed lower right, canvas: 20"h x 24"w, overall (with frame): 30.5"h x 34"w