Sam Norkin Pen & Ink Illustrations (3)

All signed. Leonard Bernstein, Mass, 1972; Madame Butterfly with John Lithgow and B. D Wong, O'Neill Theatre1988; Mrs. Warren's Profession with Lynn Redgrave, Edward Herrmann 1988; 16 x 20 to 17 1/2"

Bruce Weitz, Light Up the Sky Aug. 1990, Seen reading a reiew of his production. ; Burning Brightly; Misalliance with Zak Orth, Brian Muray, Elizabeth Marvel Roundabout August 1997. 13 x 10 to 11 x 20

Art with Victor Garber, Alfred Molina, and Alan Alda; a detailed and intricate dance scene and Lady from the Sea, all signed Norkin. Three in the lot. 13 x 18 , 14 x 19 and 14 x 20

Libel and Slander; The Sisters Rosenzweig and Anthony Heald and Nathan Lane in The Lisbon Traviata. 1989 10 x 12 to 14 x 16

Sun. Mar. 7, 1976. Luciano Pavarotti. 16-1/2" x 20-3/4"

Original pen and ink illustration. Death Trap. Kathleen Freeman, Brian Bedford, Betty Miller. Signed Norkin. 13-1/2" high x 22-3/4" wide

Signed Norkin. The Cherry Orchard. APA Rep., 3-17-68 (New York News). Pamela Payton-Wright, Betty Miller, Uta Hagen, Nancy Walker, Sidney Walker, Richard Easton, Donald Moffat, Richard Woods, Clayton

Original pen and ink illustration. NYC Opera. Don Rodrigo. Feb 20, 1966. Signed Norkin. 18" high x 21-3/4" wide

Original pen and ink illustration. Jenufa - Met Opera. William Lewis, John Vickers, Astrid Varnay, Teresa Kubiak. Nov. 24, 1974. Signed Norkin. 21" high x 17-3/4" wide

Original pen and ink illustration. Everybody Loves Opal. Boston. October 1, 1961. Signed Norkin. 23-1/4" high x 18-3/4" wide

Original pen and ink illustration. An Enemy of the People. March 7, 1971. Signed Norkin. 22-3/4" high x 19-1/4" wide

Original pen and ink illustration. The Play's The Think. Lewis Kalhern. Signed Norkin. 8-3/4" high x 8-1/2" wide

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, Frederic March, Henry Lascoe and Helen Seamon. With a typed explanation of the scene depicted at the back. Signed Norkin L. R and with a pencil inscription at the back "To

Signed Norkin. Pretty Belle. Boston Globe, Jan. 31, 1971. Angela Lansbury, Jon Cypher, Peter Lombard. 20" x 20"

Original pen and ink illustration. Gentlemen Prefer Friends. 13.25 H x 20.75 W.

Signed Norkin. Funny Girls and Guys in the Winter Garden. Sun., March 21, '65. 21" x 19"

Original pen and ink illustration. Mr. President Rehearsal. Boston Globe 08/26/1962. 14.25"H x 21.75"W.

Signed Norkin. Frank Loesser (center) Musicals, Top: How To Succeed, The Most Happy Fella. Below: Where's Charley, Guys and Dolls. Rehearsing for Season at NYC Center. April 1966. 18" x 19"

Signed Norkin. I Am A Camera. Nov. 1951 L to R: William Prince, Julie Harris, Edward Andrews. Sam Norkin address stamp at the verso. 12" x 20-1/2"

Original pen and ink illustration. I Do, I Do. Markin, Prector. 1966-1967? Signed Norkin. 16-1/4" high x 16" wide

Original pen and ink illustration. Miracle on 34th Street. Phila. Bulletin. August 25, 1963. Signed Norkin. 11-1/4" high x 19" wide

Signed Norkin. Rachmaninoff in Hollywood. 13" x 13"

Signed Norkin. Alfred Hitchcock directing Mr. & Mrs. North, NY Herald Tribune. 1940. Sam Norkin's First Published Drawing. 13" x 10"

Stop The World I Want To Get Off. Marian Mercer, Sammy Davis, Jr. for the Sun Leisure, July 30, 1978. 16" x 22"