"Calder" Maguey Fiber Textile '74

Maguey fiber textile by "Bon Art" initialed "CA 74". Made in Guatemala. [72 1/2" x 99"]. Ed#1/100. In overall good condition.

Maguey fiber textile by "Bon Art", initialed "CA 75" edition 53/100. [72 1/2" x 99"]. Worn edges, sold as is.

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER BON ART Maguey fiber tapestry, "Moon," Guatemala, 1974 Embroidered CA 74, 68/100 with copyright 56" x 84 1/2"

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER BON ART Maguey fiber tapestry, "Star," Guatemala, 1975 Embroidered CA 75, copyright, 45/100 6' x 8'

After: Alexander Calder (AMERICAN, 1898–1976) Limited Edition Maguey Jute Fiber Woven Rug/Tapestry "Balloons". This rug/tapestry design may possibly have been a contribution by Calder for the 19

ALEXANDER CALDER / BON-ART - CIRCUS 1975 -Maguey fiber tapestry. Woven- Calder 75- numbered 54/100 with copyright and fabric label. Approx. 56 x 84 inches

After Alexander Calder (1898-1976). Hand woven maguey fiber tapestry depicting a circus scene. Signed and dated '75 in the weave along the lower right and numbered 10/100 along the lower left. Publish

Alexander Calder (1898-1976) tapestry hand-woven maguey fiber, woven initialed signature date lower right CA 75 numbered 48/100 lower left, CAC publications/Bon Art, USA, 1975 73" x 98" Provenance: Pr

After Alexander Calder 20th Century Tapestry, 1975 hand-woven maguey fiber signed 'AC 75' 72 x 96 inches Property from a Prominent St. Louis Estate Provenance: JoAnn Perse Gallery, St. Louis

After Alexander Calder Zebra tapestry CAC Publications/Bon ArtUSA, 1975hand-woven maguey fiber 71.5 w × 97.5 l in (182 × 248 cm) Woven signature, date and number to lower edg

Alexander Calder, American (1898-1976). Handwoven Jute Maguey tapestry with embroidered copyright mark 66/100 CA 75. Cloth tag on verso 'Bon Art Woven Art Hand Crafts of Maguey Fiber Made in Guatemala

After Alexander Calder Moon tapestry CAC PublicationsUSA / Nicaragua, 1974-75hand-woven maguey fiber 47.5 h x 66 w in (121 x 168 cm) Woven signature, date and number to lower edge 'CA 75

After Alexander Calder Sun tapestry CAC Publications/Bon ArtUSA, 1974hand-woven maguey fiber 47.5 h x 72 w in (121 x 183 cm) Woven signature, date, and number to upper left, lower left a

After Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Balloons Tapestry, 1975, CAC Publications/Bon Art Hand-woven maguey fiber 84 x 56 inches (213.4 x 142.2

(after) Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Swirl, 1975 Hand-woven maguey fiber tapestry ed. 14 of 100 58 x 86 (in) Intialed and dated CA 75, lower right Copyright symbol, upper left. Published by

"Zebra Tapestry", artist proof hand woven maguey fiber tapestry marked "AP-10" lower left and signed "AC" lower right, small stain along the lower middle edge / in as-found condition. Alexander Calder

Limited edition Bon Art woven maguey fiber tapestry wall hanging, titled 'Zebra', after work by Alexander Calder. Made in Guatemala, circa 1975. Embroidered Calder signature, numbered edition of 69/10

Item: After Alexander Calder Hammock " SUN" Maker: published by CACPublications Origin: Nicaragua Date/Period: 1974/75 Materials: Hand-woven maguey fibers in colors with spreaders Size: 122" x 45.5" e

after Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976), No. 9hand-woven maguey jute fiber tapestry, 1974, with woven initials, year, and edition number 14/100 at lower left, "C" woven upper right, published by

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER;BON ART;Jute fiber wall hanging, "Balloons," 1974; Embroidered CA 74; 5' 8" x 4';

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER (1898-1976); BON ART; Jute fiber tapestry, "Swirl," Nicaragua,1974; Embroidered CA 74, cloth tag. - Dimensions: 71" x 48"

Five Kuba Fiber Textiles, DRC, Early/Mid 20th C. Including 4 Kuba shoowa cloth prestige panels of piled raffia, and one other woven fiber mat textile, Kuba People, Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa

Lot of Studio Fiber Textile Art Works. Approximately 20 pcs (not all shown) Unknown artist. Multi-planar studies. Size: largest 16"

4 Kuba raffia fiber textiles, rectangular pieces of woven palm leaf fiber enhanced with geometric designs, Democratic Republic of Congo, 20th c. Ranging in Size from: 22'' x 21.25'' (56 x 54 cm) to 24