Ben Shahn Lithograph, Phila. Museum Of Art

Ben Shahn (B. Lithuania, American 1898-1969) signed upper left in black crayon and with chop. Edition of 300 for his 1967 exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Comes with a copy of Ben Shahn P

BEN SHAHN Vintage Philadelphia Museum Lithograph, lower right inscription reads Ben Shahn, printed text reads BEN SHAHN GRAPHICS, Philadelphia Museum of Art, November 15th December 31st 1967, subject

Ben Shahn Ben Shahn Graphics, Philadelphia Museum of Art 1967offset lithograph in colors sight: 43 h × 28.75 w in (109 × 73 cm) Signed to upper left 'Ben Shahn'. This work is from

Ben Shahn (American, 1898-1969) vintage exhibition poster. Ben Shahn Graphics Philadelphia Museum of Art, November 15th - December 31st, 1967. Measures 44 1/2" (113cm) x 29" (73.5cm).

Ben Shahn lithograph, signed in lower right corner. [Art: 38" H x 25" W; Frame: 43" H x 30" W]. Good condition, unexamined out of frame.

Ben Shahn (American 1898-1969)- ''Blind Botanist'' (Prescott 50)- lithograph, 1963, signed in red pencil lower right. 40 x 25 '' (sheet)

Ben Shahn (American 1898-1969) 1). ''Profile'' (Prescott 16)- serigraph in colors, 1952, signed with red brush and numbered 52/97 in pencil. 26 1/4 x 20 1/4''; 2). ''Levana'' (P. 71)- lithograph, 1966

Ben Shahn (AMERICAN, 1898–1969) Lithograph "Closing Paragraph of Dissertation VIII of Maximus Of Tyre (1st Cent A.D.)". From the Nature of Cultural Things by Marvin Harris. Color lithograph on full

Volumes on Francis Bacon, Richard Diebenkorn, and Ben Shahn; two paperbacks and one hardcover: 1.) THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. Ben Shahn (Exhibition, 21st, May--5th July 1979). Tokyo: The Natio

Oil on canvas School of Ben Shahn, showing men playing cards, with old exhibition label on verso: Exhibited at Metropolitan Museum of Art, Time Magazine show h. 27 d. 54 in. overall: 31-1/2 x 58-3/4 i

Ben Shahn, FREDERICK DOUGLAS, lithograph, signed and numbered 34/250 in colored pencil, sight 13 x 10 1/2"; Ben Shahn with Leonard Baskin, BEAUTITUDES, color woodcut print, signed by Shahn in pen lowe

Ben Shahn (American 1898-1969) Lithograph, Site Size: 21” X 17” Title: For the Sake of a Single Verse / Rainer M. Rilke Portfolio, Subject: Two male figures, backs turned away from each other Sign

Ben Shahn (American 1898-1969) Lithograph, Site Size: 21” X 17” Title: Crying Man or Beside the Dead (from the Rilke Portfolio) Subject: Male crying, holding his face in his hands Edition: of 950

Sister Corita Kent, CURE OF THE BLIND MAN, color screenprint on wove paper, signed and titled in pencil, sight 18 ½ x 23 ½”; Ben Shahn UNTITLED, color lithograph, signature on the stone, numbered

Shahn, Ben (Lithuanian/ American 1898 – 1969), four pieces from Rainer Maria Rilke's, For the Sake of a Single Verse, New York, The Ben Shahn Trust, 1968 , lithographs printed in colors on Velin d'A

Shahn, Ben (Lithuanian/ American 1898 – 1969), four pieces from Rainer Maria Rilke's, For the Sake of a Single Verse, New York, The Ben Shahn Trust, 1968 , lithographs printed in colors on Velin d'A

Shahn, Ben (Lithuanian/ American 1898 – 1969), four pieces from Rainer Maria Rilke's, For the Sake of a Single Verse, New York, The Ben Shahn Trust, 1968 , lithographs printed in colors on Velin d'A

McCarthy Peace by Ben Shahnis a hand pulled, fine art poster lithograph of the original advertising poster. It is sequentially numbered 42 in pencil by the curator at S2 Editions. Shahn created this n

Philadelphia Social Services & Art Posters, thirteen pieces, six bus or trolley posters for the Commission on Human Relations including: two with art by Ben Shahn; one Citizen's Charter Committee; one

Art,Prnt,Poster,B Shahn Retrospective Jewish Museum Poster,Nice poster that was an advertising piece for a show on Ben Shahn at the Jewish Museum in NYC.,,21 1/2H_28W

BEN SHAHN (1898-1969) Lithuania, NY Lithograph. Signed in plate. 22 1/2 x 17 1/2 in.

Ben Shahn (American 1898-1969)- ''For The Sake of A Single Verse: From The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge'' by Rainer Maria Rilke, portfolio of 24 lithographs by the artist, 1968, signed in brown p

Ben Shahn, Lithuania ((1898-1969) Lithograph, signed lower right. 'Drawing With Simple Lines' from Dougie's Art Book. Measures 23.5"H x 18.5"W framed; 22"H x 17.5"W unframed. Condition report: good co

REFERENCE BOOKS FINE ART SILVER CERAMIC FURNITURE: 1.) Prescott, Kenneth. “Ben Shahn - A Retrospective 1898 – 1969. The Jewish Museum of New York, 1976. 2.) Doty, Robert & Waldman, Diane. Adolph G