Tino Stefanoni (b. 1937) Silkscreen

Depicting a row of potted plants on table, pencil signed and numbered as pictured. Dimensions: Sight is 15 1/4" x 23", the frame 22 3/4" x 30 1/2". Provenance: From a local collection.

Peter Max (American-German, b. 1937) Silkscreen. "Better World". Signed lower left corner by the artist. Edition #52/350. Measures 51 inches high x 43 inches wide.

TINO STEFANONI (1937 - 2017) Untitled 1987 Acrylic on canvas 29,5 x 34,5 cm Signed and dated on the reverse PROVENANCE: Private collection LITERATURE: O. Mignone, Tino Stefanoni: catalogo ragionato de

English Description TINO STEFANONI(1937 - 2017)Giacche'80sBronze multiple sculpture, ed. I/XV, Edizioni Arser10 x 28,5 x 3,7 cmSignature engraved lower right, numeration engraved lower leftPROVENANCE:

Larry Poons (American b. 1937), unframed silkscreen, c. 1975, Ed: 210, signed with pencil left, right inscribed with pencil "111/210" lower left, with the blindstamp left right of the Larry B. Wright

Pencil signed. Dated '68. Titled "Harlem." Noted AP. Dimensions: L 30" x W 22.25" Condition: Age toning, paper rolled with crinkling and handling marks.

Peter Finkelstein Max (AMERICAN / NEW YORK / GERMAN, born 1937) silk screen work depicting an abstract landscape scene with city and birds executed circa 1972. Signed in the print to upper right and d

Peter Max (American/German, b.1937) silkscreen on Archers paper "House in the Clouds" numbered 16/100, 1971. Abstract depiction of clouds. Pencil signed bottom right next to imprint that reads "Archer

Peter Max (B. 1937), Figure, Silk screen, 67X90 cm, signed and numbered 110/200. Tears to margins.

Peter Max (B. 1937), Sunset, Silk screen, 54X69 cm, signed and numbered 42/200. Tears to margins.

Tino Zago (Italian, b. 1937), Untitled mixed media on paper, with constellations in jeweled colors, presented loose. 39 1/2 x 27 3/4 in. From the Collection of Keil Wurl, Raleigh, North Carolina Addit

Takesada MatsutaniJapanese, (b. 1937)Signal, 1971silkscreen, ed. A.P.signed, dated, titled, and notated in pencil lower margin, unframed.Donated to benefit the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis1

Takesada MatsutaniJapanese, (b. 1937)Sunrise, 1971silkscreen, ed. 37/50signed, titled, and numbered in pencil lower margin, unframed.Donated to benefit the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis24 x

Bong Tae Kim (South Korean, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen art print on paper. Titled, "Configuration I B." An abstract work with a profusion of geometric shapes and forms. Titled, numbered,

Red Grooms (American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen print on paper. Titled, "Subway Riders from New York, New York." Produced 1983. A three dimensional Pop Art style figural work depicting

Red Grooms (American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen print on paper. Titled, "You Can Have a Body Like Mine!" Produced 1978. A whimsical Pop Art style figural work evoking a Retro 1940s and

Red Grooms (American, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen print on paper. Titled, "You Can Have a Body Like Mine!" Produced 1978. A whimsical Pop Art style figural work evoking a Retro 1940s and

Attributed to ALBERTO BIASI (Italian b. 1937) "Untitled" Double silkscreen on plexiglas with geometric patterns on glass (framed). 26 5/8 x 26 5/8 inches. Signed lower right and numbered lower left: 8

Lot 101 Peter Max American (b. 1937) Liberty (1994) silkscreen on 320 gram Coventry Rag paper signed in magic marker, numbered PP 11 x 11 inches Provenance: From a New Jersey collection Printed

PETER MAX (AMERICAN, b. 1937) MICKEY MOUSE SILK SCREEN , HAND SIGNED MAX , LOWER RIGHT , WITH PUBLISHERS BLIND STAMP & SEAL , NUMBERED 57/500 - 30" x 40" UNFRAMED (SOME CREASES ON CORNERS)

PETER MAX (AMERICAN, b. 1937) MINNIE MOUSE SILK SCREEN , HAND SIGNED MAX , LOWER RIGHT , WITH PUBLISHERS BLIND STAMP & SEAL , NUMBERED 57/500 - 30" x 40" UNFRAMED (SOME CREASES ON CORNERS)

Peter Max (B. 1937), Surrealist scene, Silk screen, 64X91 cm, signed and numbered 50/200. Tears to margins.

Robert Mangold (American, b. 1937), A Book of Silk Screen Prints: Multiple Panel Paintings, 1973-1976 (Complete Portfolio of 9)complete portfolio of 9 silkscreen prints in colors, 1988, from the secon

Takesada MatsutaniJapanese, (b. 1937)Kuken I, 1970silkscreen, ed. 1/50signed, dated, titled, and numbered in pencil lower margin, unframed.Donated to benefit the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis