Alice Asmar (b.1929 American) ''Painted Dream'' 1953

Alice Asmar (b.1929 American) ''Painted Dream'' 1953 Oil on Board 16''x16'' Image. Signed and dated l.r. corner. Total framed size 17.5''x17.5''.

Alice Asmar, American (Born 1929) Three (3) Artworks on Paper. Lot includes: "Only the Dreamer can Choose the Dream, 1980" lithograph, "Joy to the Eternal Now, 1980" screenprint, and "Only the Dreamer

Alice Asmar, Zuni Rain Dancers & Shalako Dancers Alice Asmar (American b.1929 ) Two Limited Edition Indian Lithographs Each lithograph is handsigned & pencil numbered by the artist: Alice Asmar Dimens

Three (3) color lithographs. All signed, titled and dated (1980) in pencil. Edition sizes: 110, 100 and 90. 29 3/4 x 21 9/16 inches (each).

A single-owner collection of printworks by: Aline Beaudoin (Canadian, born 1950); Dorothy Dennison (American, 1909–1994); Alice Asmar (American, born 1929); and Michael Knigin (American, 1942–2011

American. 1953. Painted plastic. Tagged, "Model D-25WE Crosley Avco Manufacturing Corporation" underside. 8 1/2 x 13 x 6 1/2". Functioning. Reproduction label. Exhibits minor toning to the gold trim.

Jeffrey Becom (American, 1953- ) "Painted Arcade, Tlacotalpan, Veracruz, Mexico" Limited Edition Print #24 of 25. Origional 1992 photograph of arch support entryway in Veracruz Mexico. Singed and date

Douglas Smith, American b.1953. C2001. Painted at Lyman Orchards (CT). Oil on linen. Signed LR. Information labeling and CV verso. Antiqued moulded wood frame, linen window opening liner. Dimensions:

Jack & Alice McLean, mixed media bronze, 2000, Jack (American, 1953-2017) and Alice (American, 20th/21st c.) McLean, Untitled, patinated bronze, frosted glass, signed and dated lower right, unframed,

Carol Maguire (American, b. 1953) Alice A.K.A. Roses & Hydrangea oil on canvas signed lower right, titled on verso 30" x 23 3/4"

Boehm (American, founded 1953). A painted porcelain sculpture of a male and female Varied Bunting on a flower mount. Marked to underside, 481 and signed on back. Approx. h. 25". Provenance: From the P

Therman Statom (American, b. 1953), Ladder, painted glass sculpture, unsigned overall: 27.5"h x 9.5"w x 8.5"d

Boehm (American, founded 1953). Hand-painted glazed porcelain figure of a white and gray horse with saddle, Dapple Grey. Limited edition of 5. Signed "Boehm" on side. Approx. h. 13.875", w. 15". Prove

Boehm (American, founded 1953).Hand-painted bisque porcelain sculptures of male and female blackbirds on cherry blossoms. Limited issue goal of 250 cut to 75. Marked to underside. Approx. h. 16.75". P

Kim Weston (American, b. 1953), Regrets, painted gelatin silver print, signed and monogrammed on mat below photograph, sheet: 19.75"h x 24"w, overall (with frame): 30.25"h x 33.25"w

Boehm (American, founded 1953).Hand-painted bisque porcelain figures of an "Indigo Bunting with Rose on Trellis" (40449; issued 1995; limited edition number 124) and "Magnolia with Japonica" (25069).

Boehm (American, founded 1953).Hand-painted bisque porcelain figures of ringneck pheasants. Limited edition of 500, marked, 409. Marked to underside. Approx. h. of the tallest 7.875". Provenance: From

Robin Morris (American, b 1953), hand painted porcelain plate, "Just Another Gigolo, 10-5/8" x 7-1/4"

Alice Asmar's "Rainbow Dancer" limited edition print, signed lower right, and numbered 68/150 lower left. This piece is of a Native American woman holding what appears to be a small rainbow. This piec

Boehm (American, founded 1953).A Hand-painted bisque porcelain limited edition "Mountain Gorilla" sculpture. Marked to underside, 500-8. Approx. h. 12". Limited issue of 50. Provenance: From the Priva

Boehm (American, founded 1953). Adios, hand painted bisque porcelain horse figurine, 400-5. Limited edition of 130. Marked on underside. Approx. height with stand 14.375", height w/ out stand 12.625".

Boehm (American, founded 1953). A hand-painted bisque porcelain "The Great White Egret", 40221; numbered 24 and signed by Mrs. Helen F. Boehm. Marked to underside. Approx.w. 11", h. 12.25", d. 10.5".

Boehm (American, founded 1953). A hand-painted bisque porcelain Prothonotary Warbler" (445), "Black-throated Blue Warbler figurine (441) and "Goldfinches" (457). Marked to underside. Approx. height of

Glenn Elvig (American, b. 1953) found objects, painted wood Height 19 x width 18 x depth 6 inches. Provenance: Property from an Important Private Collection