1980 Artist's Proof Our American Boys by Earl Biss

1980 Native American Crow Artist's Proof Our All American Boys by Earl Biss 1947-1998, measures 17.5'' x 23.5'', triple matted, framed and under glass, signed by artist, Earl Biss master oil painter a

Earl Biss (Native American, 1947-1998) Late in the Moon of the Falling Leaves, 1978 Lithograph on paper Artist's Proof 24 x 32 (in) 30.25 x 38.25 x 0.75 (in) Framed Signed and dated in pencil Biss '78

Earl Biss, Native American, 1947-1998, serigrpah, pencil inscribed "artist proof", titled and dated 1988, but apparently not signed (TANY7004)(TANY7004) Dimensions:15" X 19", framed 23 x 26 Condition:

Earl Biss 22 1/2 x 30 inches (American, 1947-1998) The Old Chiefs, inscribed artists proof (lower left), signed Biss 86 (lower right)

Earl Biss (Native American, 1947-1998) Rising to the Call of the Fog in the Morning, 1980 Lithograph on paper Printer's Proof from an ed. of 100 30 x 22.25 (in) 39 x 31 x 1 (in) Framed Signed and date

1979 Victory Dance Artist Proof by Earl Biss (1947-1998), measures 29'' x 22'', can be rolled to ship, signed by artist, Artist Bio: Biss (1947-1998), Earl Biss was a descendant of Chief White Man Run

Bruce Bomberger (American 1918-1980) Artist Proof lithograph titled "Antique Shop." Pencil signed lower right. 39" x 29 1/2" with frame.

(1924-1983 American) "Texas Landscape #3, 1980, artist proof #3", unframed gelatin silver photograph, signed and titled on verso, inscription "To Franz and Dori with love, Art", approximate work size

Signed Philip Guston (Canadian/American, 1913-1980). 'Summer', artists proof lithograph, depicting a grouping of cherries. Marked lower left, a.p. 3/10, signed lower right Philip Guston, in pencil. Gu

Earl Biss (Apsáalooke, 1947-1998) Figure with Baby, Artist's Proof bronze signed Biss and numbered (base) height 8 1/2 x width 9 x depth 9 inches Property from the Collection of Jessica G. Bruozi

Earl Biss (Apsaalooke, 1947-1998) Twilight Roundup, Diptych, 1987 screenprint Each signed Biss (upper right) and marked Artist Proof (lower left) Includes dedication on the verso of each frame Each 24

Matted and in a contemporary frame. Pastel colors of the 1980's depicting pottery, featther, landscape, jewelry etc. 34 "h x 40"W

Richard Claude Ziemann (American, b.1932), 'Hemlock', 1980, etching, artist's proof, 23 1/2" x 35 1/2", unframed.

Biss, Earl (American/Crow Nation, 1947-1998), Argument in the Sweet Grass, 1980, oil on canvas, signed upper right, titled on stretcher bar, 28.75 x 22.5 inches, in a wood frame with metal facing edge

HAROLD ALTMAN (American 1924-2003) A PRINT, "Parc Monceau," ARTIST PROOF, PARIS, 1980, lithograph in color on paper, signed in margin in pencil, "Altman," titled and dated in margin center in pencil,

Laszlo Dus (American / Hungarian, b.1941) Lithograph Assortment Eight prints, dated 1980-1986; seven signed Artist Proofs Condition: Very Good, no damage noted; unframed Height: 17.25 inches, Width: 2

Eldzier Cortor, aquatint etching, artist's proof, Eldzier Cortor (African-American, b. 1916), "L'Abbatoire No III", c. 1980, aquatint and spit-bite etching on paper, pencil signed, titled, and numbere

Mihail Chemiakin (Russian/American, b. 1943) "Untitled" artist's proof lithograph in colors, 1980, depicting a polychrome Surrealist composition with botanical prints, signed in pencil lower right and

Michael Knigin (American, b. 1942) 'Advance Notice' lithograph on paper, pencil signed bottom right, dated 1980, titled and 'AP' (artist's proof) on bottom left. Measures 25"H x 37"W framed, 20"H x 30

Screen print. 1980. Pencil signed and numbered. Artist's proof. (Edition 40) 22 3/4 x 30 inches.

Screen print. 1980. Pencil signed and numbered. Artist proof. Edition 40. 22 3/4 x 30 inches.

Serigraph. Diptych. 1980. Signed dated and numbered. Artist Proof. 79 x 36 inches (together).

Ed Mell (American, b. 1942) Long Gone, 1980 Bronze on stone plinth Artist's Proof from an ed. of 30 7.5 x 5 x 5 (in) Incised Ed Mell, base Cactus foundry stamp, base.

(1924-1983 American) "Texas Landscape #2, 1980", unframed gelatin silver photograph, artist proof #3, signed and inscribed "To Franz and Dori, with love, Art", approximate work size 16" x 20". Provena