Alexander Dobkin, Pensive, Lithograph

Alexander Dobkin, Lithograph Jewish Man with Child. Pencil signed, original framing. size: 18x14 image, 23.5x19.5 outside frame. ASKart: Alexander Dobkin (1908 - 1975)Alexander Dobkin was active/lived

ALEXANDER DOBKIN Signed Lithograph, signature to lower right reads ‘A Dobkin’, edition to lower left partially illegible, reads ‘101/10’, subject a woman and a child, measures 28 x 33 3/4 inch

Alexander Dobkin (New York 1908 - 1975) signed lithograph. Numbered and signed '231/250 Dobkin' in pencil lower left. Measures 14-in. x 11.875-in. image size, 18-in. x 15-in. sheet size. Image in VG/E

Lithograph print on paper. Signed in plate/ pencil signed Dobkin. Gilt gold frame is in nice condition. Sight: 9.5"x13.5" Frame:19"x23"

Alexander Dobkin (1908-1975). Original lithograph. From an edition of 150. Signed, titled, and numbered, in pencil. Blind stamp. Measures: 22" x 17 3/4" Alexander Dobkin was a noted artist and author.

Alexander Dobkin (American, 1908-1975) "Thinking Girl," lithograph on paper, pencil signed lower right: "A. Dobkin," edition number 98 / 120. Sheet: 21.25" H x 28.75" W; frame: 25.5" H x 33" W x 1.5"

DESCRIPTION: Alexander Dobkin (1908-1975) Lithograph tilted: "Peace Stop The Wars" signed in plate: "Dobkin" pencil signed script at bottom. Mounted in a silver toned metal frame. CIRCA: 20th Century.

Alexander Dobkin (American, 1908-1975) lithograph on paper depicting a mother and child titled "Tenderness," numbered 6/70 and signed. [Sight: 10 x 14 inches; Frame: 14 7/8 x 18 7/8 inches]. Spots of

Signed Original Lithograph - Black Blouse - Alexander Dobkin. LiveAuctioneers gives us up to 20 photos, to see many more photos of most lots find this sale on Proxibid, where we can post up to 100 ima

Alexander Dobkin (1908 - 1975). Mother and child Lithograph. Signed and numbered in Pencil by the Artist. Published by AAA. Measures 16 1/2"x21"x 1/2". Weight 3 pds 6 oz. The artworks of Alexander Dob

Alexander Dobkin (American, 1908-1975), mid-20th century lithograph of a young dancing girl in a white ruffled crop top and pink ribbon-tied pants, signed in pencil l.l., 18 1/2" x 23" sight, 24" x 29

Alexander Dobkin (NY 1908-1975) A lot of 4 lithographs. 3 copies of The Grandfather, one signed, in pencil. A second print of a child, signed. Measures: Largest H 22 1/2" x W 17 1/2"

Pencil signed lower right and numbered 24/100 lower left. Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976). From an East Hampton, NY home. Dimensions: Sight - 19" high x 25" wide. Condition: Moisture staining a

Pencil signed lower right, numbered 88/150 lower left. Alexander Calder (American, 1898 - 1976). From an East 69th St, NYC collection. - Dimensions: 22.75" high x 30.75" wide.

Signed in red pencil and numbered 3/100 lower right. Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976). Dimensions: Sheet - 19.75" high x 25.75" wide. Condition: A few scattered scratches to sheet. Framed behind

Gardena lithograph by Peter Alexander. Signed P.A. 88 and numbered 35/75. 24" H x 31" W.

Alexander Dobkin, Italian, American, 1908 - 1975, a very large oil on canvas painting titled The Royal Scarf, circa the early 1960s or earlier. The painting is signed lower left: Dobkin. The artist is

Sitka lithograph by Peter Alexander. Signed P.A. 88 and numbered 35/75. 24" H x 31" W.

Lithograph by Peter Alexander, 1995. Signed, dated and numbered: PA '95, 7/25.

John White Alexander (1856-1915) artist signed lithograph entitled "Pot of Basil" c1910. The original oil painting of this image is in the Museum of Fine Art Boston. 15"h x 7.25"w. Original frame 21.7

"Looking for a Playmate"; 1951; Oil on Canvas; 28.75" x 18.75"; Signed Lower Left; Framed (Worming Chestnut Frame); Note: "Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY" label on verso.

Alexander Dobkin, Oil/c, Woman Wearing Bra, Signed. Oil on canvas painting. Size: 22 x 20 inches image, 23.5 x 21.5 inches outside frame.. ASKart: Alexander Dobkin (1908 - 1975)Alexander Dobkin was ac

ALEXANDER DOBKIN OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS TITLED *AUDRY IN AUTUMN*. SIGNED AND TITLED ON VERSO. 24 X 18 INCHES.

Alexander Dobkin (Italian, 1908–1975); "The Teacher" 1967 Oil on canvas; The Forum Gallery, New York. New York Times Obituary attached to back of stretcher. Good condition. Height 20 inches (51 cm.)