Karl Wirsum, (American, b. 1939), One Up Man (From the

Karl Wirsum (American, b. 1939) Single Signal lithograph signed, numbered 2/50 and titled in pencil 20 1/2 x 15 inches. Estimate $600-800

Karl Wirsum (American, b.1939) Hyde Park Art Auction Flyer Lithograph 1974, unsigned, silkscreen offset lithograph on acetate; together with a hand signed note, drawing on yellow accounting paper and

Karl Wirsum (American, b. 1939) We Got Nuthun to Hyde! Unique Art Auction at 8/Special Fund Razor, 1974 together with original envelope screenprint on acetate 13 1/2 x 10 inches. Estimate $500-700

Karl Wirsum, (American, b. 1939), Drawing of Tootzie Roll Wraper with Thumb Print For: Miss Raydiator, ink on paper, signed lower right, 7.75" x 5.5"

Karl Wirsum, (American, b. 1939), Untitled, pen on paper, signed lower right, 11" x 15"

Karl Wirsum (American, b. 1939) Weasel While You Work, circa 1980 color screenprint 22" x 15"

Karl Wirsum (American, b. 1939) Moming Benefit Poster, 1978 color screenprint uneditioned 27 3/4" x 23"

Karl Wirsum (American, b. 1939) Moming Benefit Poster, 1978 screenprint uneditioned 27 3/4" x 23"

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939) Untitled (Glow Worm) acrylic on canvas signed Karl Wirsum (lower left) 50 x 31 inches. Estimate $3,000-5,000 Provenance: Sold: The School of the Art Institute Ch

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) original pink and black painted panel cut in the shape of the Playboy Rabbit Head symbol. Together with a separate ".com" piece. 45 x 30 inches PROVENANCE Property Fr

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) Jello Joel, 1989 lithograph signed, titled, dated, and numbered 41/50 in pencil 23 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Houston, Texas

Karl Wirsum (b. 1939). Art Auction Flyer Hyde Park. c. 1960's. Silkscreen on acetate, offset lithograph. 10" w x 13.5" h. Frame is 17.25" w x 21.25" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35 Don Baum, the exhibitio

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) 'Remind Me To Call Off The Dogs' Serigraph 1974, pencil signed, titled and #29/50 lower margin, depicting abstracted figures and dogs against an orange background, un

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) Ephemera Assortment (9) 1969 to 2007 items including a serigraph poster, flyers, mail art, press release and exhibition programs, some having printed signatures Prope

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) 'Oops Goops' Etching and Aquatint 1997, pencil signed, titled, dated and #5/80 lower margin, depicting an abstracted figure against an aqua background, unframed Prope

Keith Haring and Karl Wirsum Watch and Poster Assortment (5) items including Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) 'Watch Dog' and 'Time Cat' serigraph posters, 1993, printed signatures each lower right,

Esther Fuhrman (American, b. 1939) "Man and the Elements," bronze abstract sculpture with smoky crystal geode on colorless acrylic base, plaque on base marked "Man and the Elements / Esther Fuhrman."

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) Signed Poster and Assortment (4) offset lithographs including 2016, pencil signed lower right, #139/150, 'Wirsum' published by Pentimenti Productions for the digital

Karl Wirsum (American, 1939-2021) 'Moming Masked Ball' Serigraph 1978, unsigned, depicting a stylized orange figure against a black background, poster for a benefit for the Moming dance company, Chica

Ramon Kelly (American b. 1939) Mountain Man Pastel Pastel signed Ramon S PSA lower right 21 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches

Karl Umlauf (American, B. 1939) Crucible V, 1997, Charcoal and pastel on paper, Signed and dated lower right. Framed dimensions: H: 29 x W: 33 in. H: 22 W: 29 in. The absence of a condition statement

Richard Serra (American, b. 1939) Inverness, 1996 one color etching signed, dated, and numbered 5/40 in pencil 39 x 51 1/8 inches.

Ruth Robinson (American/Alabama, b. 1952), "One Man Band Blues All Night Long", mixed media on panel, signed mid-right, titled en verso, 35 1/4 in. x 22 3/8 in., unframed. Condition: Overall good cond

WIRSUM, Karl (American, 1939-2021). Wirsum-Gunn Family Show: Home is Where the Art Is. 2006. Offset lithograph on paper. #32 of an edition of 100, inscribed by the artist beneath the image: “To