HAN LEI PRINT A MAN WHO PLAYS THE CLOWN

Depicting a man play cat's cradle, image 10 x 12 inches. Pencil signed, framed, 15 x 16.5 inches.

Early 20th century. Tin lithographed horse, wooden platform, and tin wheels. The yellow kid figure is dressed in a clown-like uniform and plays a one man band. Paper mache head, tin cymbals, and base

Fiddler playing musical instrument. Judaica Artwork Numbered 153/200. Signature ineligible. The vintage print depicts men huddled up together listening as two of the men play music. 28in H x 24in L. M

A color 11x17 photograph showing all the men to play the doctor and signed by SIX of them Tom Baker Matt Smith Peter Capaldi David Tennant Slyvester McCoy and Colin Eccleston with COA

DESCRIPTION:Pair of Sungott Art Studio Gold Leaf print cutouts. One depicts a noble Colonial man surrounded by regal figures while he plays chess in an elaborately decorated room and the other illustr

Cleave Cunningham's "Play Boy" limited edition print, signed lower right, titled lower middle, and numbered 164/300 lower left. This piece is of a close up of a man's chest, wearing a tuxedo. This pie

Group Lot of 3 block prints by Toshusai SHARAKU. All marked on right corners with production stamps,1 is Ichikawa Ebizo IV as Takemura Sadanojo in the play Koinyobo some wake tazuna. Depicting a man i

Height 17cm Diameter 7cm Clear height 14cm

Height: 44cm, width: 52cm, weight: 14165g

Chinese Famille Rose Plaque, Marked by "Wang Qi", of 3 Man Play chess Condition: good overall Dimension: 31.5cm width by 42cm length

STEINBECK, JOHN. 1902-1968. Of Mice and Men. A Play in 3 Acts. New York: Covici Friede, 1937. 8vo. Publisher's beige cloth printed in red and black, dust jacket printed in blue and grey, custom cloth

Note: Description Updated 11/23. World Trade Center, 9/11. Color, 2001. Vintage type "C" print. Framed. Man jumping from the collapsing World Trade Center, 9/11/01. Signed, titled, and inscribed in in

Very impressive early performing musical automaton, clown is situated on top of ladder, key hole and start-stop rod appears at rear of cloth covered base, when activated, music plays and clown perform

Kelty, Edward (American, 1888—1967). Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus. Cast of Clowns. New York: Century, 1934/later printing. Second-generation silver print depicting clowns in

Bronze Dropout Silver Acupuncture Man in Han Dynasty

Elizabeth Keith. "From the Land of the Morning Calm". Original color woodblock print of a man in white robes and black hat. Signed lower right. Titled lower left in plate. Monogrammed and dated 1921 i

PETER HUJAR (1934-1987) Clown. Silver print, the image measuring 190.5 mm; 7½ inches square, the sheet 254x203.2 mm; 10x8 inches, with Hujar's signature, credit, address, and copyright in ink on

EDWARD SHERIFF CURTIS (American 1868 - 1952) "Portrait of a Native American Man" Platinum print copyright 1905. 7 7/8 x 5 1/2 inches. Signed in pen lower right: Curtis. Embossed "copyright 1905" (Cond

1910, FRANCE: This automata features and Asian man hiding in an urn, drinking his cup of tea. Attributed to Roullet & Decamps. When activated, the music box plays, the man emerges from the urn, takes

Corita Kent (Sister Mary Corita) (American, 1918-1986), "C": Capital Clownsilkscreen print in colors, 1968, ink signed at lower right, from the circus alphabet series, with full margins, unframed. She

Reclining beared man, three women and clown, Suite 347 series. Engraving etching and aquatint 1968,size: 55 X 42.9cm (paper) 37.2 X 27.5 (plate). Hand signed and hand numbered by the artist

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)A Hopi Man, 1904platinum printSigned, in brown ink at lower right on print recto: Curtis (faint)Copyright blind stamp, at lower left on print recto (pointed ends): COPYRIG

Gunthermann hand painted tin windup Change Face Man with Fan. Great toy where man hides face which changes from a clown to black man. All original with very nice paint. Windup and actions work. A very

Marcel Duchamp (French, 1887-1968) and Man Ray (American, 1890-1976), "Il Reale Assoluto," 1964, portfolio including lithographs by Duchamp and Man Ray and poems by Arturo Schwarz, signed in pencil on