Tony Bennett | Library Of Congress Gershwin Prize For Popular Song

A group of 13 signed books on the subject of popular music from the first half of the 20th century, including a first edition of Ira Gershwin's "Lyrics on Several Occasions" inscribed "For Dee and Lee

A spiral bound black sketch book that has four pages of sketches, some handwritten notes, and a list of songs written in black marker. 9.75 x 9 inches Bennett Original Art

Sheet music for the song "Blue Velvet" as performed by k.d. lang and Tony Bennett on Duets II. The first page is inscribed in black marker "Tony Bluer than velvet, your eyes, your voice, your soul - p

Sheet music for the song "Who Can I turn to?" as performed by Tony Bennett and Queen Latifah on "Duets II." The first page is inscribed in black marker "Happy Birthday Tony What a Pleasure to Sing wit

Sheet music for the song "Stranger in Paradise" as performed by Tony Bennett and Andrea Bocelli on "Duets II." The first page is signed in black maker "Andrea Bocelli" 12 x 9 inches Books & Manuscript

Sheet music for the song "Speak Low" as performed by Tony Bennett and Norah Jones on "Duets II." The first page is inscribed in black marker "Happy Birthday Tony!!! I love you! Norah." 12 x 9 inches B

David Hockney (British, b. 1937) gift to Tony Bennett of a black and white image printed on 24 panels of poster board mounted to backing material comprising a still life scene with table top featuring

Verdura 18k gold, enamel, diamond "Night & Day" dress set. Comprising a pair of single-link cuff links of hemispherical form, one with a diamond studded night sky the other a green enameled earth, joi

Ebel 18k gold strap wristwatch Of mechanical movement with 17 jewels, calibre 106, serial number 8116003, silvertone quadrant dial, tapered hands, baton markers, case back engraved "Thanx Tony F.S.",

Everett Raymond Kinstler (1926-2019) oil on canvas portrait of Tony Bennett with artist inscription lower left, "For Tony - / From His Admiring Friend / Everett -" with full artist's signature and dat

Stephen Rolfe Powell (American, 1951-2019) hand-blown glass sculpture from the Screamers series, etched signature and date near base, "Stephen Powell 2005, ANJ." 22 x 16 inches Other Artists

Peter Max (German-American b. 1937) mixed media painted sculpture of the earth signed in silver marker on base "For / Tony / Bennett / Love Max 2007" with additional heart shape with "TB." Underside o

Paddy Jupurrula Nelson (c. 1919 - c. 1999) synthetic polymer paint on canvas original dreaming dots, Warlukurlangu catalog number on overlap "49/87" with artists name "Paddy Jupurrula Nelson." Additio

David Hockney (b. 1937 ) color offset lithograph for the Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games, full margins. Signed in pencil, lower right. REFERENCE: Catalog raisonne Hockney: Posters / Baggott #131, Edite

signed "Benedetto" right and titled "Don Rickles Working at Deal with Marvin Davis"; graphite on paper; 4 x 5 1/2 inches; 5 1/2 x 6 3/4 inches

Tony Bennett (American, 1926-2023) watercolor on paper titled "United Nations" on verso, signed and dated "Benedetto 90" lower right, matted and framed. Overall: 18 x 22 x 1.5 inches Sight: 9 x 12 inc

Tony Bennett (American, 1926-2023) ink on paper panoramic drawing of a Tuscan landscape, on a cloth bound accordion folded piece of paper, untitled and unsigned, spanning 21 pages. This is one in a se

Cole Porter limited first edition score of "Red Hot and Blue, A Musical Comedy" (New York: Random House, 1936) signed by Porter on the limitation page and numbered 200 of 300 copies printed. Contains

Tony Bennett (American, 1926-2023) pen landscape sketch on the front and back covers of The Ritz-Carlton Boston cocktail menu, unsigned. 8.5 x 5.5 inches Bennett Original Art

A pair of photographs of Tony Bennett with Ronald Reagan. The first photograph shows Bennett with Reagan and has a printed thank you note to Bennett, signed "Ronald Reagan." The second features Bennet

Tony Bennett (American, 1926-2023) ink on paper drawing titled "Billy [sic] / Holiday / The Lady / Sings The Blues," signed "Benedetto" lower right. 5 x 4 inches Bennett Original Art

Tony Bennett (American, 1926-2023) ink on paper panoramic drawing titled "Airport - Chicago To Toronto" on a cloth bound accordion folded piece of paper. First page reads, "Chicago / To Toronto. / 5 H

A National Arts Award dated October 17, 2016, in the form of a Jeff Koons-style balloon rabbit. 13 x 8 x 5 inches Awards & Honors

Charles Reid (1937-2019) watercolor on paper titled, inscribed in pencil upper right "Tony painting / in his studio / 1-25-02 / Charles Reid." Reid was the author of eleven books on watercolor paintin