BAILEY, Guy (1941-)

Ensemble de deux (2X) lithographie sur papier, 6/75, tous deux signée en bas à droite Bailey Set of two (2X) lithograph on paper, 6/75, both signed on lower right Bailey (2X) 17" x 11" (2X) 43.1

Bailey, Guy (1941-) Abstraction 4 Description: Lithograph on paper, 7/75, signed on lower right Bailey Dimension (PO): 17" x 11" Dimension (CM): 43.18 x 27.94 cm Condition report:

Légaré, Guy (1941-) Description: Oil on canvas, signed on lower right Légaré Dimension (PO): 12" x 20" Dimension (CM): 30.48 x 50.80 cm Condition report: Upon request, We will glad

PANEL, BILL BAILEY ARTIST, 1941. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM MR. AND MRS. GARGANTUA. UNMOUNTED, FOLDS, SCATTERED FOXING. IMAGE 19"X46"

Ted Gall (American, b. 1941) Good Guy Bad Guy and Horse (a pair of works) bronze signed larger 12 1/2"h x 5"w x 5 1/2"d including base Provenance: Diehl Gallery, Jackson Hole, Wyoming Acquired from th

Walter T. Bailey (American, 1882-1941) Art Deco Plaque in the Egyptian Revival Taste carved hardstone H 23 3/4 x W 20 1/2 x D 7 inches Provenance: By repute of the consignor, the terra cotta plaque wa

Photographers and Photography as the subject matter. Annie Leibovitz, Mario Testino, Diane Arbus, Amy Arbus, Bob Richardson, David Bailey, Halsman, Scavullo, Guy Bourdin, Irving Penn, Robert Mappletho

Artist: LeQuerrec, Guy Title: In an Apartment in Amiens, 1982 Medium: Photo Litho, 1990, Germany Dimensions: 5.8x8.8" Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Guy LeQuerrec (born 1941) is a Frenc

Print Title: Test on Armored Vehicle Artist: Guy LeQuerrec Printing Date: 1990 Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printer: Contrejour, France Image Size: 7 x 10 inches Guy LeQuerrec (born 1941) is a French pho

Rebyata, zashchishchayte rodinu! [Guys, defend your homeland!], a poster by an anonymous artist. Published by Azerneshr, 1941. 40,5 x 51,5 cm.

2 Books, American Machine Age, including: "Craft in the Machine Age: The History of Twentieth-Century American Craft" by Janet Kardon (1995), "The Machine Age in America: 1981-1941" by Richard Guy WIl

HAROLD ROTH, Barnum & Bailey Circus Slideshow, Albany, New York, 1941, 13.125x19.5" Gelatin silver print, Printed Printed later, Signed in pencil, and annotated on print verso: "Barnum and Bailey Circ

Serge Lemoyne (Quebec, 1941-1998) Serigraph, Le Numero Dix (Guy Lafleur) Signed, Numbered 40/100 and titled in pencil along border of paper. Paper measures 7.5 inches H x 10.5 W.

ONE SHEET, 1941. INTRODUCING MR. AND MRS. GARGANTUA THE GREAT. FIRST YEAR OF TOTO. BRIGHT COLORS, CLEAN. LINEN-BACKED, PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED. IMAGE 28"X42"

1941, HOLIDAY WISHES, R.B.B.B. WINTER QUARTERS. ORIGINAL BILL BAILEY ILLUSTRATION DEPICTING MR. & MRS. GARGANTUA. PANEL 19"X46". BRILLIANT COLORS, FOLDS.

Half Sheet (approx. 22"x28" plus additional date tag). McCandlish Litho Co, 1941. INTRODUCING MR. AND MRS. GARGANTUA THE GREAT. A striking graphic of the newly wed couple, with the lovely misses somew

ONE SHEET, 1941. FEATURING MR. AND MRS. GARGANTUA. UNMOUNTED, LOSS AT MARGINS, TEARS. 28"X42"

ONE SHEET, MCCANDLISH LITHO, GEORGE HOWES ART, 1941. FEATURING OLD KING COLE AND MOTHER GOOSE, A SPECTACULAR FANTASY. BRIGHT, LINEN-BACKED, PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED. IMAGE 28"X42"

ONE SHEET, 1941. FEATURING FELIX ADLER, CLOWN, ATOP PEDESTAL. UNMOUNTED, LOSS AT MARGINS, TAPE ON REVERSE. 28"X42"

Original 1941 paper poster with "Mr & Mrs. Gargantua The Great." 21" x 28".

All three original date sheet bills for Ringling-Barnum’s one-day-stand at Chattanooga, TN, October 23, 1941, and four years later, on October 13, 1945. There is a half-sheet horizontal (approx.

SHY GUY, acrylic painting on canvas, signed and dated lower right, signed and dated and titled on verso, 28 x 23 ½”, frame 33 ½ x 29 ½”.

Geological Map of the British Islands based on the work of the Geological Survey by E.B. Bailey Director 3rd Edition 1939 , published in colour by the Ordnance Survey Office September 1941 Scale 25 mi

United States,1941 Columbia Comics Big Shot Comics issue 19 from November, 1941. The book featured a 1/2 page ad for The Face #1 and The Face appearance and cover by Mart Bailey, Boody Rogers, and Ogd