RONNIE CUTRONE "PUTTING YOUR FACE ON (SILVER)"

Woody Woodpecker serigraph titled "Putting Your Face On", 1989, original printing, Ronnie Cutrone artist signed and numbered 113/125 limited edition serigraph print on black paper, 40" (height) x 30"

PAINTING YOUR FACE; IDENTITY CRISIS, two color screenprint, the first signed and numbered 28/125 in silver marker, the second signed and numbered 96/160 in pencil, both published by Robert Bane with h

Ronnie Cutrone (American, 1948-2013) 'Reigning Cats' 1988 Screenprint hand embellished with silver felt tipped pen H.C. 2 of 10 ed. of 40, 32 x 40 (in). Signed Ronnie Cutrone in pen, lower right.

Sterling Silver| Ronnie Willie Sterling Silver Number 8 Turquoise 3 Stone Cuff Bracelet| Genuine Number 8 Turquoise| Inside measures 5.75" plus a gap of 1.25" - Total 7"| Face Width 2.25"| Signed| All

Sterling Silver | | Ronnie Willie Navajo Plain Silver Bump Out Ring | Navajo Native American Southwest American Indian Jewelry | Approximate Weight: 13 Grams | Dimensions: Ring: 8.5 size, 1" face widt

Winner shall receive $100 face (200-coins) precisely resembling the coins shown here.

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Free Shipping This lot includes: Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge) Up for sale here we have a Ronnie Cutrone color screenprint, titl

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

IWC very rare early open face silver pocket watch, Switzerland around 1888, smooth case dents, enamel dial hairlines/damaged, constant second at 6, hands later, gold plated 2/3- board-movement with co

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem- We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem- We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem- We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

3-Dimensional Tour of Andy Warhol's New York by Ronnie Cutrone edited by Luciano Anselmino. Red printed box enclosing 3-D Viewer, 30 numbered Kodachrome Stereos, and 2 Sets of typed explanatory photo

Ronnie Cutrone - Signed & Framed "Reigning Cats" Print. Professionally framed and matted. Circa 1988. Artist worked with Andy Warhol. A similar work recently sold for $2,500.

FELIX, AMERICAN ARTIST, 1988, extensive acrylic painting on color screenprint, signed and dated in marker, sheet 42 x 27 ½".

.900 fine silver

.900 fine silver

Ronnie Cutrone (American, 1948-2013) Tom and Jerry. Pencil and watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1989 lower center Sheet: 41.5" x 29.5" Frame: 52" x 40"

Artist: Ronnie Cutrone Title: Mighty Mouse Year: 1989 Dimensions: 36in. by 26in. Edition: 7 from the rare limited editon of 50 Medium: Serigraph on paper withg

"Dysfunctional Mama on Wheels" (with absent father),1987. Mixed media, collage on wood panel, titled, signed, and dated on the verso. Dimensions: H 84" x W 48" Condition: Slightly musty.