Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957), Torso (Encrusted

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957), Torso (Encrusted Woman), sculpture, Pennsylvania, 1992, cast glass, 15"w x 11"d x 29"h; pedestal: 20"dia x 35"h Provenance: Carpe Diem Gallery, Paris, France

Steve Tobin (American, B.1957) ceramic vessel in the form of a woman's torso. Signed Tobin to back. Ht: 30.25" Wd: 12" Dpth: 9"

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Large Cocoon, circa 1991, Vistosi Cased and blown glass, applied glass, patinated iron 80 x 15 inches (203.2 x 38.1 cm) PROVENANCE: Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey, Mode

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Cocoon Series Glass and steel 44 x 10 x 10.5 (in) Incised Tobin, base

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Large Cocoon, circa 1991, Vistosi Cased and blown glass, applied glass, patinated iron 81 x 24 inches (205.7 x 61.0 cm) PROVENANCE: Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey, Mode

Steve Tobin (American, b.1957) Organic tripod form, 1982, blown and acid etched glass internally decorated with striated brown and blue glass, the exterior acid etched with a swirl pattern, signed and

Manhattan series bowl, Quakertown, PA, 1985 Blown and acid-etched glass Signed and dated 9 1/2" x 18" dia.

STEVEN TOBIN (American b. 1957), FOUR SCULPTURES, "Cocoon," 20TH CENTURY, four glass and metal sculptures, two of the metal bases are signed, "Tobin;" tallest height: 7 1/2", diameter: 4". Provenance:

STEVE TOBIN (b. 1957- ) blown glass and cast iron miniature sculpture titled "Cocoon". Measures 6 3/4" h x 4" w x 3 1/2" d.

STEVE TOBIN (b. 1957) VISTOSI Large Cocoon sculpture, Murano, Italy, ca. 1991 Cased and blown glass, patinated iron No visible markings 68" x 12"

Steven Robert (Steve) Tobin (AMRICAN / PENNSYLVANIA, Born 1957) heavy studio art glass vase depicting abstract faces over a red brick wall design. Dremel signed to bottom. Measures approx. 12 1/2 " he

Acrylic on board: AFTER THE GOLD RUSH, showing rowers on a river, in a characteristically bright, fast hand, by Charlottesville, Virginia and Brooklyn NY artist Steve Keene. Signed upper right. Approx

Acrylic on board painting entitled WILD WILD WEST, showing horses and riders and Native Americans in a landscape with campfire by Charlottesville, Virginia and Brooklyn NY artist Steve Keene. Approx.

Possibly Steve Tobin (American, PA, b 1955), Amethyst glass sculpture, 9-1/2" h, 6-3/4" w

A Steve Keene (American, b. 1957) acrylic on board painting titled 'Down by Law' depicting two people standing on a street in front of a row of houses. Signed lower left and titled lower center.

DESCRIPTION: Andrew Devries. (American b. 1957). Bronze bust sculpture of a woman's head and torso. Signed in the bronze "Devries 1998 9/25". Mounted on a round black marble case. Overall height 16 in

Amy Weiskopf (American, b. 1957) , "Still Life with Watermelon", 2005, oil on linen, signed lower right, "Hirshl & Adler Galleries, Inc., NY" label with artist, title and date on backing, 20 in. x 26

Untitled (VAVOOM With the support of a formidable body of German philosophy.), 1987; Ink on paper (framed); Signed and dated; 22 1/2" x 17 1/2" (sheet); Provenance: Private Collection

Tim Cox (American, b. 1957) Racing Sundown, 1996 oil on board signed A.T. Cox and dated (lower left) 20 x 30 inches Provenance: Jackson Hole Art Auction, Jackson, Wyoming, 2019, Lot 432 Property from

Tim Cox (American, b 1957) Dead Heading It Home oil on board signed A.T. Cox (lower left) 20 x 30 inches Provenance: Coeur D'Alene Art Auction, Hayden, Idaho, July 26, 2014, Lot 284 Property from a Pr

AMY WEISKOPF (American b. 1957) A PAINTING, "Still Life of Buttercup and Winter Squashes," oil on linen, signed L/L, "A. Weiskopf," 19 3/4" x 19 3/4", framed, 22" x 22".

William Morris (b. 1957), Three piece hand blown and hot sculpted glass hanging artifact. An exceptional example of William Morris's ability to combine Native American and prehistoric past in glass. T

William Morris (American, b. 1957)Standing Stone, 1983Blown glass, black ac

Large Cynthia Packard (American, b.1957) Oil Painting on Canvas. Signed lower right and dated 1985, originally purchased directly from Cynthia Packards mother, Anne Packard, Anne Packard Gallery. Meas