Circle of Sister Mary Corita Kent (1918-1986) California (two)

each: serigraph, unframed; pencil-signed lower right; each from an edition of 200; the first: "May the River Flow Sweeter"; the second: "May the Trees be Sweet to You"; each 16 x 20 inches sheet

Sister Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986), Two Silkscreen Prints from Signal Code Alphabet Serieseach a silkscreen print in colors, 1968, includes A Is For Astrology and J is for Jesus, both penci

I AM NOT BORN; RORSCHACH, two screenprints, the first in color, each 19 ¼ x 24”. (2)

Sister Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986), Assumption / Gloria (Two Works)silkscreens in color, 1960, both pencil signed at lower right and titled at lower left, each framed. Assumption frame dime

Sister Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986) Serigraph. I could take two leaves... Poem by Hayden Carruth. Signed lower right. Numbering on lower left indistinctly. 22.75 Sq.

Sister Mary Corita Kent (1918-1986)  Lot of Five The Stamp of Thoreau, 1969; Untitled, c. 1969 Suite of two lithographs with sheet of stamps, box set and book From an unknown edition One signed in pe

Original vintage serigraph by listed California artist, Sister Mary Corita Kent (1918-1986)..Serigraphp Hand signed By Corita Kent, Window Size:11"1/4 x 15" - Frame size: 21" x 22". Weight Approx: 5.3

Sister Mary Corita KentAmerican, 1918-1986Damn Everything But The CircusColor silkscreens, two signed by handSuite of four silkscreens from a quote by E.E. Cummings. "DAMN" and "CIRCUS&

SISTER MARY CORITA KENTMassachusetts/California/Iowa/Canada, 1918-1986“We Must Be Turned Upside Down to Become We”, 1972. Edition of 200. Signed and inscribed in pencil lower margin &#8220

Sister Mary Corita Kent (Massachusetts/California/Iowa/Canada, 1918-1986) boxed set titled "Sister Corita". Comprised of a clamshell box with a hologram eye on the edge of the box, containing thirty-o

Sister Mary Corita Kent (Massachusetts/California/Iowa/Canada, 1918-1986) boxed set titled "Sister Corita". Clamshell box marked with a hologram eye on its edge, containing thirty-one (31) 10" x 14" o

Mary Corita KentMassachusetts, California, Iowa, Canada 1918-1986 Titled "H is for My Heart," depicts a half white and half red letter "H" depicting figural animal and human heads with the words "The

serigraph, unframed; signed in pen lower right; Condition: some minor wear to edges of sheet; 23 x 35 inches;

serigraph on paper, unframed; signed lower right; Provenance: Property from a Studio City, CA Estate; 18 x 30 inches sheet;

serigraph, unframed; signed in pen lower right; 23 x 35 inches

1980; serigraph, framed under acrylic; pencil-signed lower right; from an edition of 200; Provenance: Property from a Studio City, CA Estate; 20 1/4 inches square

serigraph, framed under acrylic; pencil-signed lower right, titled in pencil lower left; from an edition of 100; Provenance: Property from a Studio City, CA Estate; 12 1/4 inches square

"The groundwork doesn't show 'till one day"; 1979; serigraph, framed under acrylic; pencil-signed lower center; from an edition of 200; numbered in pencil verso "79-13"; Provenance: Property from a St

serigraph, framed under acrylic; signed in pencil lower right; Numbered E200[?] lower left; Provenance: The Estate of Kay Pick, Beverly Hills, CA; 11 3/4 inches square frame

serigraph, unframed; signed in pen lower right; inscribed "68-69-44" in pencil in lower left margin; 23 inches square

serigraph, unframed; signed in image lower right, titled lower left; Provenance: Property from a Studio City, CA Estate; 12 1/2 x 13 1/4 inches

serigraph, framed under acrylic; signed lower right; Provenance: The Estate of Kay Pick, Beverly Hills, CA; Condition: water spots lower left; 23 inches square

"Believe in God" Color serigraph on paper under Plexiglas Signed in graphite lower right: Corita Sheet: 22.75" H x 22.75" W Provenance: Private Collection, Lake Balboa, CA.

Sister Mary Corita Kent (1918 - 1986) American Sister Mary Corita Kent, once the nation's best-known nun, won fame as a serigraph artist. Her bright, colorful silk-screen prints were the rage of the 1