Alecos Fassianos (1935- ) Greek. A Study with Two Men,

Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek 1935 - 2022) Two Fisherman with a Bike Smoking Lithograph Signed upper right A.Fassianos e.a 26" x 20"

Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek 1935 - 2022) "Pasage de Kea" (Two Figures in a Landscape) 1981 Reverse glass painting Inscribed on verso "Pour Gill Souvenir...Le Paysage de Kea..A. Fassianos March

Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek 1935 - 2022) "Le Chat" 2/2 Gouache and colored pencil on paper Reverse having colored pencil sketch and inscribed and signed "Pour Jill Butler, A Fassianos" 11" x 1

Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek 1935 - 2022) "Victoria" Linocut Signed A.Fassianos H.C. 20" x 25"

Three Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek 1935 - 2022) Posters to include La Hune, 1978 18" x 12" Galerie Beaubourg du Chapitre 37" x 23" Galerie Beaubourg Paris 18"x 12"

DESCRIPTION: Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek 1935-2022) Colored lithograph on paper, pencil signed: 'A. Fassianos' (Lower Left) edition (Lower Right) '14/200' Mounted a wood frame. Provenance: (No

Alecos Fassianos (Greek, b. 1935) , "Odysseus", etching, pencil-signed and numbered "5/50" lower margin, 9 in. x 6 3/4 in., framed . Provenance: Demetrius S. Spanos, MD Collection, Jonesboro, AR . Con

ALECOS FASSIANOS , HAND SIGNED LITHOGRAPH TITLED "CELUI QUI VIENT" , 1969 , ARTIST PROOF - 13" x 18 1/2" ; 20" x 25"

m ORIGINAL,ALECOS FASSIANOS DU 9 JUIN AU 5 NOVEMBRE 2001 CHATEAU DE CHENONCEAUArtist:Alecos Fassianos (Greek, born 1935- 2022)Title:Château de Chenonceau , 2001Medium:color lithographSize:68 x 46 c

DESCRIPTION: Alexandre (Alecos) Fassianos (Greek, b. 1935). Lithograph. Woman with mirror. Signed and numbered upper right. Matted in frame. MEASUREMENTS: Sight 22" x 29-1/2". Overall with frame 25-1/

Fassianos, Alekos (Greek, 1935-2022), Man on Bicycle, etching printed in blue ink, image 10.5 x 7.8 inches, full sheet 22 x 17.75 inches, pencil signed and numbered 22/30, unframed.

Alekos Fassianos (b. 1935, Greece), Gouache and/or Acrylic Screen-print with hand painting on paper depicting a Greek man holding an olive branch against an evening cityscape. The outlines, hair, scar

Drawing depicting two men and a woman holding a wineglass in blue, purple, green, and red penciled coloration. Andrew Hudson founded the Department of Academic Studies at the Corcoran College of Art a

etching in black ink on thin laid paper, executed through collaboration of Nicholas Poussin & Charles Errard from the design of Leonardo da Vinci, comes with a non , c1651, 23' X 25 1/2"

After Pablo Picasso etching, study of two men, signed in the plate. [Art: 11" H x 8" W; Frame: 14" H x 11" W].

Lloyd McNeill (American, 1935-2021) Two Men, 1974 Acrylic on paper 26 x 27.5 (in) Signed in pencil McNeill, lower right

Alexandre Fassianos, (b.1935, Greek) Couple, color lithograph on wove paper, signed and numbered 5/120 in pencil. Sheet size is 35 1/4x26 in.

ALEXANDRE FASSIANOS (GREEK 1935-), SERIGRAPH, AMOUR AMOUR, SIGNED #19/99. SIGHT 33 X 24"; FRAMED & GLAZED-45 X 36"

EMBRACE, 1977, color woodblock print on black paper, signed in pencil, artist’s proof, sheet 35 x 23”, framed with glass, bottom margin popping over mat, otherwise in apparently good condition.

EMBRACE, 1977, color woodblock print on black paper, signed in pencil, artist’s proof, sheet 35 x 23”, a few scuffs and printer’s creases, otherwise in good condition.

"Study of Two Talmudic Men". Signed l/r. Verso inscribed. Oil on Canvas. Measuring 32" by 24". Wood frame. (Cond: some light surface abrasions, will need restoration) (400/600)

Sir William Hamilton (English, 1730-1803) A group of two Greek Figural hand colored engravings of sword play, from "Ancient Vases of Greek Workmanship" and two men during festivities Unmarked Approx.

Alekos Fassianos (Greek, 1935-2022). Lithograph on paper titled "Fish" depicting a figure striding through the composition with several fish in hand. Pencil signed along the lower left; numbered 9/60

WOMAN AND MAN STUDIES, two graphite drawings on paper, each 12 x 9”. Provenance: Provenance: Purchased directly from Jaroslava Muchova, Mucha’s daughter in Prague by William Emboden, autho