Jackie Battenfield

Four Oil on Canvas paintings by Jackie Battenfield" Four Breaths" 1998 each 52" x 78"

Jackie Battenfield (American, 20th/21stc.) Reverie 15, 1995, monotype on handmade paper, signed in pencil, titled and dated, lower center, framed. Dimensions: 48 x 31.25 in. sheet size, 30 x 21 in. i

Battenfield, Jackie (Contemporary American, born 1950), Lunar Trances 11, 1994 and Torrent 9, 1994, color monoprints on hand made paper with leaves ink and mixed media, 42 x 22 inches each, pencil sig

Shadow #2, 1993. Mixed media on paper, signed, titled and dated lower right in pencil. Work size is 24x6 inches, paper size is 38x22 inches, Framed size is 41x25 inches.

Jackie BattenfieldAmerican, (b. 1950)Immerge, 2000mixed media collagesigned, dated, and titled in pencil lower margin, framed.10 x 30 inches (image)

Jackie Battenfield (b. 1950): Watermark 9 </ Mixed media on paper, 1993, signed 'J. Battenfield', titled and dated lower right. 19 3/4 x 38 in. (sheet), 26 1/4 x 44 1/4 in. (frame). </ </

Jackie Battenfeld (American B. 1948). "One Thousand Thoughts Noon" etching, 28/30, 2001. "One Thousand Thoughts Night" etching, 28/30, 2001. "Nor'Easter" lithograph, 2005. Largest: 22 x 30 Framed: 24.

Jackie Battenfield (American, B. 1950) Two Works. 'Calliope #6' and 'Calliope #4', both watercolors with collage and mixed media, each signed lower right, dated 1992, and titled Each: 24" x 36" Frame:

Jackie Robinson's debut card, among one of the nicest examples to be graded, with less than 50 graded higher at the time of this sale.Graded PSA NM 7. The 1948 set is known for its print quality issue

Doyusha-Hand Cut. PSA Graded 1.5 #4560 FR Most rare Jackie Robinson card in existence. A card that was never meant to be or was it. More rare than T206 Honus Wagner or 1952 Mickey Mantle. In 1945 in W

PSA # 79235694From the Toledo collection, an original single owner collection of 1940's and 1950's sport cards.

1947 letter is written on Hotel McAlpin New York, NY letter head. Letter is a response to Mr. Stillwell's request for a Dodger's team signed ball from Jackie. This is Jackie's rookie, color barrier br

Artist: Andy Warhol Title: Jacqueline Kennedy (Jackie I) Year: 1965 Dimensions: 28.75in. by 24.25in. Edition: From the rare limited edition Medium: Original ser

Jackie Ferrara American, b. 1929 (i) Red and Black Pyramid 277, 1990-1991 Signed and dated Ferrara 2 - '90 42 3/8 x 26 1/8 x 26 1/8 inches (107.6 x 66.3 x 66.3 cm) (ii) Red and Black Pyramid 277, 1991

Here is an opportunity to get a 1952 Topps Jackie Robinson #312 PSA 3. It is one of his toughest cards to get since it is in the elusive high series. These cards have been going up in value seemingly

1952 Topps Jackie Robinson #312 PSA 4

ROOKIE. ESTIMATE $17000 - $20000.

Indira Flack, photographic portrait of Sir Jackie Stewart OBE - 'Three time Formula One World Champion', the first Chromaluxe of this image produced especially for the inaugural 'Sleeping with Art' ev

Item/Description: Incredible one of a kind original collection of Brooklyn Dodgers photographs and memorabilia. The majority of the photographs were taken by a single fan between the late 1940s and ea

Andy WARHOL (1928-1987) "Jackie Kennedy" Silkscreen (1964) Silkscreen 29 5/8 x 22 3/4 in. Provenance: Chiswick Auctions, London, United Kingdom, 21 jan 2020, Lot # 854.

OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SPALDING BASEBALL SIGNED BY JACKIE ROBINSON. Jackie Robinson was an African American professional baseball player who broke Major Leagues Baseball's infamouscolor barrier when

Rare~ 1960's Hall Of Famers & Stars Multi-Signed Baseball With 23 Signatures Including Jackie Robinson & Sandy Koufax (JSA LOA) Signatures Include: Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Casey Sten

BERT STERN "THE LAST SITTING: MARILYN MONROE IN JACKIE WIG" C-PRINT SIZE: 30 X 30 INCHES FRAMED SIZE: APPROX 33 X 33 INCHES EDITION: OF 6 AP YEAR: 1962 SIGNATURE: HAND SIGNED & NUMBERED BY THE ARTIST

OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SPALDING BASEBALL SIGNED BY JACKIE ROBINSON. Jackie Robinson was an African American professional baseball player who broke Major Leagues Baseball's infamouscolor barrier when