HUGO ZACCHINI CLOWNS PAINTING

HUGO ZACCHINI (1898-1975) OIL ON BOARD PAINTING OF A CLOWN. ZACCHINI GAINED FAME AS THE HUMAN PROJECTILE, PERFORMING THE HUMAN CANNONBALL ACT WITH RBBB CIRCUS AMONG OTHERS. 16"X20"

Hugo Casar 1911-1975, Clown Couple, An Original Oil On Canvas Painting. Estimated more than 50 yrs old. Fine Art.Size And Weight: See Last Photo If Applicable. All Photos Represent The Lot Condition.

(lot of 2) After Hugo Scheiber (Hungarian/Austrian, 1873-1950), Clown Playing Trumpet and Woman Smoking, acrylics on canvas board, each bearing signature lower right and lower center, largest overall

After Hugo Scheiber (Hungarian/Austrian, 1873-1950), Bearded Clown, acrylic on canvas, bears signature lower right, overall (with frame): 31"h x 23.25"w

Kelty, Edward (American, 1888—1967). Hugo Zacchini the Human Projectile. Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus. Brooklyn, NY. New York: Century, May 19, 1933. Silver print of Zacchin

WITH TILTING CANNON. 22"L, 9"W, 9"H. GORDON TURNER COLLECTION. COMPLETELY HAND-MADE FROM SCRATCH USING VERY COMMON MATERIALS LIKE WOOD, CARDBOARD, COMMON PINS, METAL AND OTHER MODELING MATERIALS. CONS

HALF SHEET WITH DATE TAIL, 1958. TITLE WITH FEATURE HUGO ZACCHINI - THE HUMAN PROJECTILE. LOSS AT MARGINS, FOLDS, WRITING ON DATE TAIL. IMAGE 29.5"X28"

Study of two clowns, in oil on board, unsigned. Provenance: From the estate of a Long Island art collector. [8 3/4" H x 6 3/4" W].

ZACCHINI, Hugo. File of Hugo Zacchini / Zacchini Bros. Human Cannonball photographs and ephemera. Including a R.B.B.B. Magazine of Wonders (1929) featuring Hugo Zacchini’s Human Projectile act o

USA, 1981 gelatin silver print 10” x 8” Press photograph of famous circus performer, the Human Cannonball, Hugo Zacchini. Inscribed in pencil to verso [human cannonball zacchini, Hugo] and

Hugo Zacchini (1896 - 1975) group of four pieces of original art. They measure from 10 3/8" x 15 1/8" to 16 3/4" x 14". Unframed, loose and not glued or mounted. Provenance: Amity Art Foundation, Inc.

USA, 1981 gelatin silver print 10” x 8” Press photograph of famous circus performer, the Human Cannonball, Hugo Zacchini. Inscribed to recto in margin [-TOP-]. Tags: photograph, photograph

Clyde Beatty Circus / Hugo Zacchini - The Human Projectile. Signed in plate "RB". Minor wear, some light staining, tack holes at the corners, 2" tear at upper left. Linen backed, jacketed in plastic.

Framed oil on canvas painting, Clowns, signed lower center A. Pagetto, dated [19]71, sight: approx 27"h, 19"w, overall: approx 33.5"h, 25.5"w, 10.75lbs Start Price: $50.00

1929 Program. Hugo Zacchini. The Human Projectile! 1929 pencil marked on the margin on the bottom. Some slight chipping at the edges. 16 x 10. KALAMAZOO!

Left image is a oil and right image is a pastel. Minor crease along upper 3rd of image and a few smudges on pastel. Right image: 15 1/2"x21"

Clown Painting Attributed to John Wayne Gacy. Private Illinois collection. Size: 17.5'' x 21.5'', 44 x 55 cm (frame); 9.5'' x 13'', 24 x 33 cm (sight)

Frank Sinatra Original Clown Painting, Circa 1970's. Signed Lower Right. Sight 21 X 18 Inches. Framed 28 X 24 Inches.

Title: Puerto Rican Pablo Marcano Garcia Clown Painting Description:Puerto Rican Pablo Marcano Garcia Clown Portrait Painting. Acrylic on canvas board. Signature: Lower left Cond

Louis Spiegel (American/Cincinnati, 1901-1975). Six oil on canvas paintings, each signed, and depicting various clowns. Each 23" x 18" (framed).

Red Skelton clown painting, unframed. 22" x 28". Signed middle right.

Tampa, Florida, 20th century. Oil on canvas board, signed and dated 1980 lower left. Clown wearing a yellow hat. Framed, 22.25"h 15.25"w.

Oil on canvas. Sgined and dated. 75 x 60 cm (unframed).

Two (2) acrylic on board Surrealist clown paintings, attributed to Carlo Canevari (Italy, 1922 - 1996). 1st item: Painting depicting a clown in green trousers, an indigo shirt, and green bowler hat wi