Carlos Merida Color Lithograph- Signed

Carlos Mérida (GUATEMALAN, 1895–1984) Color Lithograph "Cosmovision". Signed and dated 1941 in print, signed in pencil and numbered 59/100. Framed under glass. Measures 30" x 21-1/2" (sight

Arturo R. Nieto TWO CHILDREN PLAYING FLUTES, color pastel on paper, signed lower left, 18 ¾ x 13 ¾”, semi mounted to foamcore; Carlos Merida TWO MEN, color lithograph, signed lower

Carlos Merida (1891-1984) Abstract color lithograph. Signed and dated 1962, numbered 150/250. Measures 17 5/8" x 12 5/8", unframed.

Carlos Merida, Guatemalan (1895-1984) Color Lithograph "Untitled". Signed and numbered in pencil 43/100. Full sheet measures 29-3/4" x 21-3/4", frame measures 40-1/2" x 31-1/2". Condition: Light tonin

ESTAMPAS DEL POPOL VUH, 1943, the incomplete portfolio with seven of ten color lithographs, each signed on the stone, signed in red pencil and mechanically numbered 370/1000 on the colophon page, shee

Nice Carlos Merida "Grabriele" 1973 signed in pencil color lithograph. 17 x 15 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1891/95 - 1984. Born in Guatemala but spending most of his career in Mexico

Nice Carlos Merida "Grabriele" 1973 signed in pencil color lithograph. 17 x 15 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1891/95 - 1984. Born in Guatemala but spending most of his career in Mexico

Merida, Carlos (Guatemalan 1891 - 1984). Sin Titulo (Plate X), from Portfolio Estampas del Popol Vuh. 1943. Color lithograph on wove paper. Signed and dated in the plate in l.c. Additional signature i

Merida, Carlos (Guatemalan 1891 - 1984). Color lithograph on wove paper. Sin titulo (Plate II), from Portfolio Estampas del Popol Vuh. 1943. Signed and dated in the plate in l.c. Additional signature

Carlos Merida (Guatemala, 1891-1984 CE), "Estampas del Popol-Vuh," printed by the Lithographic Department of the Talleres Graficos de la Nacion, Mexico, D. F. in November, 1943 CE. The complete portfo

Oil on paper. Featuring cubist composition of repeating shapes and colors. Signed "CARLOS MERIDA" in the bottom right corner. Stamped twice illegibly on verso. Attributed to Carlos Merida (1891-1984,

Carlos Merida "Guatemalan Gods" vintage lithograph Hand signed in pencil Measures: 16 x 12 inches

Carlos Merida "Guatemalan Gods" vintage lithograph Hand signed in pencil Measures: 16 x 12 inches

Carlos Merida "Guatemalan Gods" vintage lithograph Hand signed in pencil Measures: 16 x 12 inches

Carlos Merida \"Guatemalan Gods\" vintage lithograph Hand signed in pencil Measures: 16 x 12 inches

Carlos Merida \"Guatemalan Gods\" vintage lithograph Hand signed in pencil Measures: 16 x 12 inches

Carlos Merida (Guatemalan 1891-1984) "El Abuelo Lxmucane" lithograph signed in plate "Carlos Merida 1966" edition 42/50 pencil signed lower right Heritage Auctions tag on verso 20" x 15"

NIGHT THEATER, 1982, color lithograph, signed and dated and titled in pencil, numbered 30/80, sheet 21 x 29”, framed, colors possibly attenuated, otherwise in apparently good condition.

Collection of lithographs depicting the Mayan story of Popol Vuh. Approx. dimensions: 16.75 in H x 12.75 in W. Portfolio entitled 'Popul-Vuh' containing ten color lithographs together with a four-page

Carlos Merida (Guatemalan/Mexican, 1891 - 1984). "Boceto #01". Pencil and color pencil drawing on paper. 1960s?. Signed in pencil, lower left. Cream wove paper. Good condition. Acquired directly from

CARLOS MERIDA (Guatemalan/Mexico 1891-1984) A PRINT, "Lady of the Emerald," ARTIST PROOF, 1979, serigraph in colors on paper, signed L/R in pencil, "Merida," and signed and dated in plate "Merida 1979

Carlos Merida (attrib.), (4) lithographs, Attributed to Carlos Merida (Guatemalan, 1891-1984), (3) impressions of Three Female Heads, each pencil signed lower right, numbered lower left (1/7, 2/7, 3/7

'Two Men from Ocotoxco Dressed as Moors' by Carlos Merida, 1940 (Guatemalan, 1891-1984) 17.5 x 12.62 Inches (art) 17 x 21 x 0.75 Inches (framed) Vintage lithograph print in colors on paper. Custom fra

This pair of colored lithographs are both pencil signed lower right. They are both from Carlos Merida's (Guatemala, 1891-1984) series called "Carnival in Mexico". One print depicts two men in yellow c