Carlos GUZMAN (1970)

Carlos Guzman (No Se Si Podre Alcansarte) Lithograph Tick Paper - Measurements:Image: 9 1/2 x 13 1/2 Inches

Carlos Guzman (La Gran Obra) Lithograph Poster Tick Paper - Measurements:Image: 9 1/2 x 13 1/2 Inches

Carlos Merida 1970, Brown Casein Abstract Figures on thick hand made parchment paper. Signed and dated: Carlos Merida 1970. Matted, no frame. Size: 24x17 image, 30.5x23 outside mat. ASKart: Carlos Mer

Carlos Merida 1970, Brown Casein Abstract Figures on thick hand made parchment paper. Signed and dated: Carlos Merida 1970. Matted, no frame. Size: 23.75 x 15.75. ASKart: ASKart: Carlos Merida (1891/9

Lo Oscuro Invade color lithograph on wove paper by Alexander Calder with poetry by Carlos Franqui, 1970. Signed in pencil lower left: Carlos Franqui. Signed in pencil lower right: CA. Numbered: 399/50

149/500 Lithograph in colors, Alexander Calder and poet Carlos Franqui. C. 1970, joint collaboration while Franqui was in Italy. Initialed in bottom right CA.

Oil painting of the face of a clown, circa 1970. Signed “Carlos Luiz Lopez” on verso. Lopez, a Colombian born artist, studied at the Corcoran Art School in Washington DC. Displayed in a wood frame

"Mariposas Negras," 2008; Three lithographs in colors (all unframed); Each signed and numbered out of an edition of 50; 44 3/4" x 34 3/4" (each)

San Carlos Apache Burden Basket, ca. 1970woven willow and yucca, hide, tin conesHeight 24 x Diameter 12 in. (61 x 30.5 cm.) The Jeanne and David Milton Collection

Alexander Calder and Carlos Franqui (20th century) Lo Oscuro Invade, 1970 lithograph signed by Carlos Franqui, initialed AC, and numbered 268/500 in pencil 28 1/4 x 41 1/2 inches.

"Lo Oscuro Invade" Lithograph in colors on wove paper Signed by both artists in pencil. Circa 1970. The artist's signed Carlos Franqui and Edition 326/500 lower left, Calder signed lower right This wo

BRAZIL FOOTBALL: A good signed colour 12 x 8 photograph by eight members of the Brazil World Cup winning team of 1970 individually, comprising Pele, Carlos Alberto, Felix, Wilson Piazza, Gerson, Jairz

Carlos Rolon "Dzine" (American, b. 1970). Twenty color silkscreen with enamel ink on museum board titled "Double Barrel Purple Micro Dot, 1" depicting a circular composition in neo

Pair of Mixed Media on paper signed CARLOS MERIDA (1891-1984, Mexican) Untitled, Signed and dated 1970 DIMENSIONS for Each one : Height 10.70 inch / 27 cm

Pele-branded football signed by Pele and his 1970 World Cup team-mates Carlos Alberto & Jairzinho, mounted in a cubic Perspex display case with title plaque, the base illuminates, Continental plug fit

Photograph signed by the Brazilian 1970 World Cup winning players Carlos Alberto, Rivelino, Jairzinho, Felix, Piazza & Brito, a 16 by 12in. colour photograph, signatures in black marker pen, mounted,

Oil on canvas Carlos Lopez, "Coffee Pickers", c. 1940-1970's; overall excellent condition, age wear, surface wear; sight L 30" H 40" (Approx.)

graphite and acrylic on handmade paper, 1970, Provenance : Alma Merida Coa

Carlos Guitar or C. Bruno & Sons (American / German, founded 1884), guitar likely late 1970's to early 1980's. A heavily autographed guitar signed by nearly 100 different musicians including Ray Sawye

1970 World Cup CBD Brazil Multi Signed Autographed Yellow Athleta Short Sleeve Jersey WIth 4 Signatures Including Pele, Gerson, Jairzinho & Carlos Alberto Beckett BAS Stock

Carlos J Hahn, Argentinean (Born 1922) Oil on Masonite Board "Luces en la Noche" Signed and Dated 1970. Label attached en verso. Measures 12-3/4" x 9-3/4", frame measures 19-3/8" x 16-1/4". Condition:

A signed Brazil 1970 World Cup retro jersey, seven signatures in black marker pen comprising Pele, Jairzinho, Carlos Alberto, Brito, Piazza, Felix & Rivelino

Carlos Alonso (Argentine, b.1929) Mixed Media Work on Paper 1970, signed lower right, lithograph and collage on paper depicting an emaciated boy shining a shoe, housed in a wood frame; provenance: Chi

Carlos Alberto 16x12 hand signed colour, Black and white photo, Autographed Editions, Limited Edition. Photo Shows the Brazil Captain Alberto celebrating after scoring his Country's 4th goal in 1970 W