Lucio Pozzi (Italian-American, B. 1935) Three Works.

Lucio Pozzi (Italian-American, B. 1935) Three Works. Color monoprints, each pencil signed lower right, dated '83, and inscribed A/P, all unframed Largest: 12" x 9"

Lucio Pozzi (Italian-American, B. 1935) Two Works. Color aquatints, untitled, each pencil signed lower right, dated '83, one numbered 4/10, the other A/P, both unframed Each: 23.75" x 11"

Lucio Pozzi (Italian-American, B. 1935) Title Unknown. Etching and aquatint, pencil signed lower right, dated '83, and numbered 3/3, unframed 24.5" x 23.5"

Lucio Pozzi (Italian-American, B. 1935) Angelus. Color monoprint, pencil signed lower right, dated '83, inscribed A/P, and titled en verso, unframed 24.5" x 23.5"

**Originally Listed At $1000** Lucio Pozzi (Italian-born American, b. 1935). "Volo Decorativo" ("Decorative Flight" or "Fanciful Flight") acrylic on canvas painting, 1968. Signed, dated, and titled on

(American/Italian, b. 1935), signed in pencil l.r. RDA#23208. Bin#33. Sight size: 39-1/2"h x 28"w

each: 1988, lithograph, matted, framed and glazed, signed, dated, and titled; the first and second: "Buddha for Brancusi" and "Buddha for Matisse", each numbered 10/20; the third: "Buddha for Klee", n

Lot 85 Lucio Pozzi Italian (b. 1935) Jimi's Peak (1990) oil on canvas signed on the flap 22 x 20 inches Provenance: From a Private New York collection re-offered due to nonpaying bidder<

Artist: Lucio Pozzi, Italian / American (1935 - ) Title: Serie 7, No. 1 - 7 Year: 1991 Medium: Set of Seven Etchings, each signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 2/5 Image Size: 5.25 x 5 inches Size:

Attr. Lucio Pozzi (Italian, b. 1935) The Great Lab, oil on canvas. Obelisk Galley label indicates signature on verso.34 x 34" framed 37 x 37"

Lucio Pozzi (Italian, b. 1935) The Great Lab, oil on canvas. Obelisk Galley label indicates signature on verso. Dimensions:34 x 34" framed 37 x 37" Property from a private modern collection.

Oil on linen (framed); Signed on verso; 59" x 59"

Richard Hunt (American, b. 1935) Untitled (three works together) papercast and color lithograph signed and numbered edition 13/50; 16/50; 16/20 (first two embossed) published and printed by Lakeside S

Robert Cottingham (American, b. 1935), Barrera-Rosa&#8217;s (a Suite of Three Works) 1986, each pencil signed, titled and dated, numbered 12/29, with full margins, Harlan & Weaver, New York, printer,

LUCIO POZZI (American/Italian, born 1935), "Midsum," 1986, monoprint, (approximate dimensions - monoprint: 24 1/2 x 24 inches, sheet (sight): 34 3/8 x 19 1/4 inches); signed and dated lower right, tit

Robert Cottingham (American, b. 1935) Barrera-Rosa's, 1986 (a suite of three works) lithograph, woodcut and aquatint each signed, titled, dated and numbered &#160; 4/29 &#160; in pencil each &#160; 13

Sabra Field (American, b. 1935), North Road I / North Road II / North Road III (Three Works)each a woodblock print in colors, all pencil signed, titled, and numbered from editions of 300 lower margin,

"Night Horse Blanket" Triptych (three works) Mixed media on paper under glass Signed lower left: Harold E. Larsen, titled and numbered on the backing board of the center piece: H 8902003 Sight of e

Charles Lotton (American, b. 1935). Lamp with a white blown glass base and shade with a floral design in pink and green. White glass teardrop shaped finial. Lamp works and has three settings (off, dim

(lot of 5) Contemporary prints including works by Lucio del Pezzo (Italian, b. 1933), Triangle, screenprint; American School (20th century), Black/White/Red Abstract, 1971, screenprint, pencil signed

Lucio Pozzi(b. 1935)&quot;Long Interference,&quot; 1971Acrylic on cottonSigned, titled, and dated verso: Pozzi7&quot; H x 119.25&quot; W Provenance: Judith Selkowitz Art Advisory, New York, NYPr

Dino Paravano (Italian/American, b. 1935) The Baby Sitter, 1998 oil on canvas signed Dino Paravano and dated (lower left) 20 x 30 inches

Dino Paravano (Italian/American, b. 1935), Pastel on Paper, Birds. Signed. 22 x 30 inches.

Letizia Pitigliani (Italian/American, b. 1935). Poster used to promote the New York Harbor Festival in 1977. Showcasing the liners the Doric, The Statendam, The Oceanic, the Queen Elizabeth 2, The Cun