Three Contemporary American Prints

Katherine Bradford (American, Contemporary) Three Works. 'Nature Print', 'Lavender Print', and 'Color 4', all color aquatints, each pencil signed lower right, dated '93, titled, and numbered from edit

Barry Kite (American, Contemporary) Three Works. Color laser prints, each pencil signed lower right, titled and dated 93, 96 and 98. Two unframed. Together with a hand-colored linocut signed Kyle Fite

John Lochtefeld (American/Contemporary) Limited Edition Print "Three Crows”, edition #30/50, titled, numbered, and signed in pencil, in the margin 4 in. x 4.5 in. Overall 10 in. x 10 in.

McClelland, Suzanne (American, contemporary), Three O'clock (3:00), 1996, mixed media with silkscreen and lithograph, signed, dated and numbered 15/35 in pencil at bottom, full sheet 47.25 x 31.5 inch

Doolittle, Bev (American, contemporary), Three More for Breakfast, 1996, color litho, signed and numbered 6636/20000 in pencil lower right, image 15 inches square, matted and framed 23 inches square.

These three contemporary prints by Evelyn B. Johnson (American 1909-2012) are signed, dated, and numbered in pencil. The first is titled "Doric Game V", and is numbered 20/25. The second is titled "Sk

Gruber, Terry (Contemporary American), Scorpio I, 1974, gelatin silver print, 19 x 15.25 inches, signed, dated, titled along mat margin, 26 x 21 inches framed, Provenance: The Three Rivers Arts Festiv

Johnson, Lynn (Contemporary American Photographer), Untitled (Sky Reflections Three Rivers Arts Festival, 1984, chromogenic print, 5.75 x 9 inches, framed measuring 17 x 21 inches, from the Portfolio

Contemporary. CM Russel Native Americans on horseback, 20.5"h. 27.5"w. G. Harvey "The Broadway Trolley," 21.5"h. 25"w. And black and white church, 17"h. 23"w.

Johnson, Lynn (Contemporary American Photographer), Untitled (Children making a Dragon at Three Rivers Arts Festival, 1984, chromogenic print, 6 x 9 inches, framed measuring 17 x 21 inches, from the P

Johnson, Lynn (Contemporary American Photographer), Untitled (Art Installation at Three Rivers Arts Festival, 1984, chromogenic print, 7.25 x 9.5 inches, framed measuring 17 x 21 inches, from the Port

Three (3) Kentucky Contemporary Prints, Joe Petro & Clayton Pond, including one Kentucky Derby related. 1st item: Joe Petro III (American/Kentucky, 1956) Absolut Kentucky silkscreen depicting 2 bottle

A woodcut by Pauline Winchester Inman (1904 - 1990), an etching by the African American artist Norma Morgan (American, b. 1928) "Moor Lodge" and an etching of a harbor by John McGrath (1885 - 1942). A

A group of three American prints (Aaron Bohrod, Summertime; Syd Browne, Along the Canal; Samuel Chamberlain, Valley of the Var)largest: 10 1/2 x 13 inches.

an introduction by Royal Cortissoz, Volume Two limited edition of 150 copies with an original etching by John Taylor Arms printed by American Art Dealers Assoc, NY

First quarter 20th century. Art Nouveau lady in long, flowing gown by M. Lefler. Damage to frame, water damage to print. 28"h. 11.25"w., female bust (crazing) in carved Art Nouveau frame, 15"h. 13"w.

Jamie Kirkpatrick (Colorado, 21st century), wheel thrown vessel with carved organic motif, atmospheric fired surface, signed and dated on base "Jamie Kirkpatrick 4/06", 11 x 10 in.; Maureen McGregor (

Late 20th century, wood with original paint. Shorebird, unsigned. 12"h. and a swimming "Pied Billed Greke 1990 by Pat Roberts". 10.5"h. including base. Together with a mourning dove on a resin base by

Three Contemporary Prints. Each pencil signed lower right by Harrison, Irvine, and one illegible Largest: 22" x 29.75" Frame: 31.25" x 39.25"

Seven Master Printmakers Innovations in the Eighties, 1991, Jim Dine to Frank Stella, Museum of Modern Art, ISBN 0870701940, hardbound.

American Art Dealers Association. ''Contemporary American Prints: Etchings, Woodcuts, Lithographs, 1931.'' Introduction by Royal Cotissoz, Volume 2, American Art Dealers Association, 1931, New York, N

Late 20th century. Lithograph of crayons numbered and signed "M. Pittent, 64/100", 24.5"h. 18.25"w., lithograph in purple, yellow, blue and red with illegible signature, 36.25"h. 23.25"w., and a print

the first: Richard Evett Bishop (1887-1975), Up and On, etching and drypoint, pencil signed, titled, and dedicated lower margin; the second: Churchill Ettinger (1903-1985), drypoint, pencil signed low

Seven contemporary (1969-1999) American prints, mostly figurative, including lithographs and etchings by James Hendershott, Angela Nichols, and Kathleen Wilson, wear consistent with age, including ton