Drawing, Two Dancing Figures

Two Dancing Figures, ink on paper, signed indistinctly "de eudily (?)" lower right, 20th century, overall (with frame): 17"h x 14"w

Subway Series chalk drawing on black paper attributed to Keith Haring (American 1958-1990). Depicts two flying saucers above a figure of a dancing dog. Signed lower left. Measures 35 3/4" x 26" + 2 3/

Artist: Keith Haring (American, 1958 - 1990). Title: "Subway drawing: Dancing Figures". Medium: White acrylic drawing on enameled steel sign. Date: Composed 1980s. Dimensions: Overall size: 1

Two Dancing Figures, mixed media on paper, unsigned, 20th century, overall (with frame): 28.5"h x 27"w

Ceramic sculpture depicting two hand-built dancers on a ball form platform with moon, heart and abstract decoration. 19.5" H x 9" diameter.

pencil on paper unsigned 5 x 4 1/2 inches sight

Freda L Reiter 1966; titled "Mexican" Graphite Drawing Two Figures, Signed and Dated. size: 9.5 x 7.5 matte, 14 x 11 outside matte. ASKart: Freda Leibovitz Reiter (1919 - 1986) was active/lived in New

After Chiparus, Pair of Bronze/Onyx Lighted Pedestals. Each pedestal having a signed bronze medallion of two dancing figures on the front of the pedestal. Pedestals having light inside of each one. Di

Ernest Rancoulet (French, 1870-1915). Harmony & Dance. Two statues in dore bronze depicting two dancing figures. Raised on wood base. Signed tobase Rancoulet. Dimensions: 14" & 14 5/8" high x 4" diame

Ink drawing, Two Figures. Inscribed and having embossed seal l.r.; 5.25in. X 5.5in.(paper size)

Signed BEALL '83 Figural Mouse Charcoal Drawing. Two figures with mouse heads & Human figure with dark head. Crescent moon. Inscribed For Bill; Pencil signed T Beall. Artist Known for illustration wor

the patinized metal and onyx clock with two dancing figures, 21 1/2" high together with a pair of garniture vases, each 17 1/2" high late 19th century

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco lamp composed of a fanned, bronze base centered by an Art Deco style slag glass panel with etched floral motifs, centered by two dancing figures. Uses standard U.S. electricit

Circa 1920s, spelter lamp with two dancing figures. The base is in a painted verdigris finish over what appears to be the original copper plated finish. The shade is frosted amber glass. Height 10-1/4

William "Bill" Papas (South African, 1927-2000) "Yeshiva Dancers" work depicting two dancing figures Aquatint etching on paper Pencil signed to lower right, titled to lower middle, edition 24/100 Appr

Yonatan Jonathan Darmon (Moroccan, b. 1944) bronze sculpture depicting two dancing figures. Signed and numbered 4/25. Measures 8 3/4" x 7" x 3 1/4".

Art lot, 6 paintings, watercolors, pastel, includes figure under ruined arch, signed H. HoneyFitch (Hoveyfitch ?), ink drawing, two figures walking in street, signed A.F. Jacassy (?), drawing, fence i

The interior decorated with two dancing figures, the gold-filled rim with figures and birds framed by a band of leaves, marked Dal 1969 T. LIMOGES MADE IN ITALY. Approx. 8.5-2.5 inch. Approx. 8.5inch

Pair of Vel Miller drawings, two figures. Signed. Condition: Excellent condition. Frame H 16" W 14" Sight H 10-1/2" W 8-1/4"

A Greek terracotta group of two dancing female figures Sicily, circa 220-200 B.C. One wearing a belted chiton, her hair centrally parted and drawn back into a chignon, her companion leans on her shou

Early paper Litho over wood, of an elaborate stage front with mirrors on the back wall. When wound, two wooden dancing figures jump up and down. Mechanism works. Circa 1860-1870.Condition: Dimensions:

Five piece Archaic figural bronze group to include two large dancing figures, Egyptian figure, and a bronze lobster. lobster: height 3 inches dancing figure: height 16 inches Provenance: Estate of

An Alvar Sunol (Spanish, b. 1935) original graphite on paper drawing depicting two figures. 1986. Signed and dated lower right. Housed in wood frame with double mat behind glass. Sight: 18" x 24"

Black ink and gouache drawing of two figures, executed on the title page of "The Jerusalem Windows", George Braziller, New York, second edition, 1975. Attributed* to Marc Chagall (1887-1985). Signed,