CAMILLE CLAUDEL (FRENCH 1864-1943)

CAMILLE CLAUDEL (FRENCH 1864-1943) Torse de Clotho, bronze with light brown patina height: 43 cm (16 7/8 in.) signed C. Claudel, foundry mark of Valsuani, Paris, numbered 6/8 LITERATURE B. Gau

After French Sculptor Camille Claudel (1864-1943), Signed On The Back Of Right Shoulder. Bears Cire Perdue Foundry Mark. Excellent Condition. 13.5H X 11W X 8D. Although She Died In Relative Obscurity,

Camille Claudel France,1864-1943 Depicts a woman sitting in a chair with her head resting against a fireplace mantle. Claudel was a talented artist in impressionistic works, however her skill was over

Bronze sculpture on a black marble base of a hugging couple. Signed on the base. Dimensions: 6"L x 3"W x 11"H

(lot of 3) Maud Alice Earl (English 1864-1943) French Bulldogs transfer lithographs each pencil signed lower left published December 1 1913 by the Berlin Photographic Company Berlin largest overall (w

George W. Picknell (American, 1864-1943) oil on board painting of a rocky ocean, signed lower right, titled "Early Morning, Gloucester" and signed to rear, in a French-style gilt frame with French mat

Alfred Boucher (French 1850-1934), "La Faneuse" or "Aux Champs" the original plaster before 1897 and now at the Musee Camille Claudel (Nogent-sur-seine), the Paris bisque porcelain figure of a female

An antique enamel on a copper blue vase by Camille Faure, 1874 to 1956, and Alexandre Marty, 1876 to 1943, French enamel artists. Circa 1920s. An elongated vase, expanding towards the top, bright blue

LUMIERE LOUIS: (1864-1948) French Pioneer Filmmaker, along with his brother Auguste. T.L.S., Louis Lumiere, one page, Bandol, Var, 11th August 1943, on his Villa Lumen personal printed stationery, to

Old Recast This sculpture is in perfect condition.ITEM DESCRIPTION:TITLE: FEMMEAUTHOR: CAMILLE CLAUDELMATERIAL: BRONZEMEASURES WITHOUT BASE: HEIGHT 21 CM WIDTH 13 CM DEPTH 22 CMBASE: 16 CM X 17 CM

AFTER HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (French, 1864 - 1901). Frontispiece of the Series Elles, Crayon, brush, and spatter lithograph printed in three colors. One from a portfolio of twelve lithographs ("Ell

AFTER HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (French, 1864 - 1901). Frontispiece of the Series Elles, Crayon, brush, and spatter lithograph printed in three colors. One from a portfolio of twelve lithographs ("Ell

+Louis Auguste Mathieu Legrand (French, 1864 - 1951), "Premiere Danseuse (Principal Dancer)", etching and aquatint, depicts young ballerina looking onto stage from curtains, face illuminated by stage

Oil on board. Coastal view. 8" X 10" (10" X 12")Prov. Sotheby's, 1/30/1987, lot 251(To Hutter Auctions from a Hauppauge Long Island Estate)

Oil on board. Coastal view. 8" X 10" (10" X 12") Prov. Sotheby's, 1/30/1987, lot 251. (From a Hauppauge Long Island Estate)

"Sundown, Laren, Holland", signed at the lower left. Dimensions:14" x 18", the frame 20" x 24".

+Louis Auguste Mathieu Legrand (French, 1864 - 1951), "Le Deshabillage (Undressing)", 1893, etching and aquatint in black ink on japon paper, depicts a ballerina standing in profile with foot on chair

Paul Claudel (French) Illustrations De Roger De La Fresnaye Woodcuts on Paper, 1949, Tête D'Or | with 12 original woodcuts by R. de la Fresnaye. Paris, L. Broder 1949. Loose layers in flexible or

N. de Chanteaux Camille (French, 19th/20th Century) Picking Flowers. Oil on panel. Signed lower left and inscribed Munich 1905 5.25" x 7.25" Frame: 9" x 11"

AFTER HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (French, 1864 - 1901). Footit and Chocolat (Footit et Chocolat), lithograph in black. Printed in 1947 by Art Institute of Chicago's Print and Drawing Club. Unsigned and

AFTER HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (French, 1864 - 1901). Footit and Chocolat (Footit et Chocolat), lithograph in black. Printed in 1947 by Art Institute of Chicago's Print and Drawing Club. Unsigned and

Artist: Bernard Peltriaux (French, 1943-) Title: Two women at a bar Year: Ca. 1990 Medium: Original lithograph Image Size: 24.0 X 17.7 inches Sheet Size: 29.5 X 21.6 inches Description: <

Marie Alexandre Lucien Coudray (French, 1864 - 1932) Bronze Orpheus Medal c.1893. Orpheus puts Cerberus to sleep with the sounds of his lyre. Coudray devoted most of his time to medal engraving and as

GUY BUFFET (FRENCH 1943-), OFFSET LITHOGRAPH, WINTER-CENTRAL PARK, SIGNED A/P +ACM-2/150. FRAMED AND GLAZED-12 X 15+ACI-