Autumn III and IV by Harold Altman

Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003) Lithographs Five items with three being framed; depicting park scenes, including framed 'Park Figures' 1984 IV; 'Luxembourg III' 1983; 'Luxembourg IV' 1983, 110/285

Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003) Two Works. Comprising "Chicago III" and "Chicago IV" from the Chicago Suite. Lithographs, pencil signed lower right, titled, and labeled artist proof Sight: 14.5" x

Includes "Golf III" and "Golf IV." Each 23½" wide X 17½" high. These fine artist proof prints have been crate preserved away from light for 30 + years. These prints were gifted by the artist to his

HAROLD ALTMAN (American, 1924 - 2003). Four works: "Luxembourg I 1983," "Luxembourg II 1983," "Luxembourg III 1983," and "Luxembourg IV 1983,", Limited edition lithographs. Pencil titled, numbered, si

Altman, Harold (American, 1924-2003), Autumn 1982, I and IV, lithographs printed in colors, 8.25 x 11.25 inches, both pencil signed and inscribed artist's proof, framed measuring 18 x 21 inches.

ALTMAN, Harold (1924-2003) "Parc Montsouris 1982"/ "Parc Montsouris 1982 II"/ "Parc Montsouris 1982 III"/ "Parc Montsouris 1982 IV" Four lithographs Signed with pencil on the lower right: Altman Title

Harold Altman Signed Original Colored Lithograph titled "Autumn Riders1986". The artist signed the piece in the lower right "Altman", titled "Autumn Riders 1986" and dated it lower center, and wrote t

Artist: Harold Altman Title: Market III Dimensions: 23in. by 29 1/2in. Edition: From the rare limited edition of 110 Medium: Original lithograph on paper Condition:

Harold Altman "Monceau IV" 1983 Artist Proof Print. Framed and matted. 23" x 18" overall.

Path III by the legendary Harold Altman is a Limited Edition Intaglio on Paper. The artwork comes framed and is from a national companies corporate collection. Image (approx): 19.75 x 17.5. Framed (Ap

Includes an original lithograph by Harold Altman titled "February III," SLR and numbered 65/265. Viewable area measures approx. 8.5"w by 12.5"h Provenance: Consignor states that it has been in the fam

Framed Lithograph. Titled Center and Signed LR. 68/285. 15 1/2 x 19 1/2 in Sight.

Framed Lithograph. Titled Center and Signed LR. 68/285. 15 1/2 x 19 1/2 in Sight.

hand signed and numbered lithograph on paper, "Central Park 1990 III"; image size 13" x 18", printers proof, unframed

Harold Altman (Pennsylvania, France, 1924-2003) "Autumn, Parc Montsouris" limited edition lithograph. Pencil numbered 134 / 225, titled and signed Altman to the bottom. Bearing a label and certificate

Harold Altman (1924-2003) Four lithographs Monceau I-IV. Each pencil signed, titled, and numbered 120/285. Each measures 21" x 17" w/ frame.

SET/3 ROBERT ALTMAN ARTIST'S PROOFS, STAMPED/SIGNED/NUMBERED, "CENTRAL PARK II, III, IV", 10.25W X 14.5H IMAGE, 18 X 21.75 FRAME

(lot of 2) Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003), "Bridle Path I," 1986 and "Bridle Path IV," 1986, lithographs in colors, each pencil signed, dated and stamped, each edition 115/285, overall (framed/ea

Fall 1985 # III 1985. Color lithograph, signed, titled and numbered 85/285 in pencil. The image size is 13.25x9 inches. Printed by Fernand Mourlot, Paris, France. With the printer blind stamp at lower

Fall 1985 # IV 1985. Color lithograph, signed, titled and numbered 85/285 in pencil. The image size is 13.25x9 inches. Printed by Fernand Mourlot, Paris, France. With the printer blind stamp at lower

December 1985 III," signed lower right, numbered 23/285, Mourlot Paris blind stamp. 10.25" H X 13" W (16.5" X 20.5")."

Harold Altman (American, 1924-2003) Two Color Lithographs. 'Girl, Luxembourg' and 'Autumn, Luxembourg', dated to 1978, each pencil signed lower right and titled; the first inscribed 'Artist Proof', th

Park: Overall with frame 8-1/4" high x 10" wide. Conversation III: Edition number 21 / 85. Overall with frame 16" high x 14" wide. Harold Altman, a painter, printmaker and lithographer whose work was

Harold Altman of State College, PA was a internationally known painter, print-maker and lithographer. He spent time each year working in Paris on his lithograph printing. His work has been exhibited i