Four Abstract Charcoal Drawings by Hans Hofmann

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), untitled abstract and cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), one signed "Margare

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), Untitled abstract and cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), one signed "Margare

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), Untitled abstract and cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), one signed "Margare

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), untitled cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), two signed "Margaret T. Jennings

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), untitled cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), one signed "Margaret T. Jennings

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), untitled cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), two signed "Margaret T. Jennings

School of Hans Hofmann, (4) charcoal drawings, Margaret Trumbull Jennings (American, 1896-1983), untitled cubist drawings with corrections by Hans Hofmann (by repute), one signed "Margaret T. Jennings

Jean Hans Arp; Abstract Line Drawing, charcoal on paper signed "ARP", matted and framed. Appears in good condition, not examined out of frame. Visible height of art 10 inches (25.5 cm.) X visible widt

Attributed to Hans Hofmann (German American 1880-1966): View of the Dunes (Provincetown, MA), unsigned charcoal drawing on Arches laid paper with MBM (France) and Ingres D'Arches watermark. Reported t

Hofmann, after Hans (German/American, 1880-1966), Untitled Abstract (VIII 17 46), printed in the late 1950s or early 1960s after the original drawing from 1946, offset lithograph on Strathmore laid pa

Estate collection of seven charcoal illustration drawings on tissue paper, mounted to poster boards. Abstract studies of dragons and other objects, with lettering and numbers. Each signed with artist

Charles Cajori, American, 1921-2013, Abstract expressionist charcoal composition, 1960, signed lower center, verso gallery label, Allen Stone Galleries, Inc. 48 East 86th Street NY 28 NY30 1/4 x 25, f

French abstract charcoal drawing on paper of 3 figures. Signed L/R Bertoux. Mid 20th century. Overall: 27 1/4"h x 22 1/8"w Site Size: 23"h x 18"w

Large charcoal drawing, with black, gray and white shapes, framed under glass, bearing label on verso "Melissa Forbes" (probably from an art class). [Sheet: 29 1/2" H x 41 1/2" W; Frame; 33 1/4" H x 4

Float mounted. Initialed G.E. numbered 15/56. With dedication on backing. Dimensions: H 14.5" x W 17.5" Condition: Pinholes to corners of paper.

Anna Neagoe (American 1894-1986) modern abstract charcoal on paper, signature lower right. Image: 24.5" H x 18.5" W; frame: 32.5" H x 26.5" W x 1.25" D.

Abstract Charcoal Drawing. Size: 23" x 25" (sight); 27.25" x 29.25" (frame).

Eduardo Chavez (American, 1917-1995), Abstract charcoal drawing, "Moon Fall", signed "Edward Chavez" lower right, measures 18-3/4" x 28-3/4" sight in a 25-3/4" x 35-3/4" frame, very good condition

Felix Gogo (Belgian, 1872-1953). Antique charcoal pencil drawing on paper. Depicts abstract figures on paper. Artist signature, lower right corner. Housed in vintage gilt wood frame. Size: 26 X 24" in

Mixed media on paper "abstract" signed Hans Hofmann (1880-1966), from the collection of Dr. Carlos Garcia, Miami, 11.9"x8.5"

Group of four contemporary abstract drawings. Two landscapes signed indistinctly lower right, dated (19)62. Two others unsigned. Dimensions: Works: 7.5 x 10.5" Frames: 13.75 x 16.75" and 14 x 17" Prop

An abstract figural charcoal drawing on paper signed Milton Avery lower right. Consignor purchased at unknown auction in the early 90s. Work has not been authenticated. Paper: 14in x 10in. Frame: 21in

Hans Hofmann (American, 1880-1966)Attributed: Abstract Painting. Acrylic on canvas, unstretched. Signed and dated 64 lower right. Hans Hofmann was a pivotal figure in Abstract Expressionism and stands

NO FRAME/MEASUREMENTS: The composition is 40 inches high and 40 inches wide./MINT CONDITION/"in the style of"Hans Hofmann was a German-born American painter, renowned as both an artist and teacher./Pr