HARVEY SCHMIDT (AMERICAN, 1929-2018).

Harvey Lester Schmidt (American Illustrator & co-creator of The Fantasticks, 1929 - 2018); Original crayon and watercolor art on paper from the artist's "Show Girl Series", signed, dated 1965 and insc

'The Wham in Football'. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right. Literature: Esquire Magazine November 1959. Schmidt in addition to being a illustrator/painter was best known for composing the music for the

Henry Kolodziej (American, 1929 - 2018), watercolor of a Packard sedan. After his military service in the early 50’s, he worked as an illustrator at the McNamara Studios until his retirement. I

Jay Schmidt (American, b. 1929) Will She or Won't She? oil on canvas Jay Schmidt lower right 26 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches

Andre Harvey (American, 1941-2018) and Donald Pywell (American, 1944-2016) designed 18K yellow gold and cabochon natural tourmaline shell and sea turtle figural necklace and earrings set. Necklace com

ANDRE HARVEY (AMERICAN, 1941-2018) "A GATHERING OF EMPERORS" BRONZE FIGURAL GROUP, a dynamic composition, one of the artist's most recognizable, signed and dated at base, edition 48 of 60. Currently a

Andre Harvey (American, 1941-2018) bronze "American Reminiscence", cast bronze, signed "Andre Harvey 1976", from an edition of 28, 13-3/4" x 27" x 12-1/2", excellent condition

André Harvey (American, 1941-2018) Racing to the Sea (Loggerhead Hatchlings) Dated and signed '© 1981 André Harvey;' also with Tallix Foundry, Peekskill, New York foundry stamp bottom r

André Harvey (American, 1941-2018) Scent of Honeysuckle Signed, dated and located '© ANDRÉ HARVEY 1996 ROCKLAND DELAWARE;' with Tallix Foundry, Peekskill, New York foundry stamp bottom

Andre Harvey (William), American 1941-2018, lithograph, "Ravine Ghost", limited edition print, #34/250, signed, numbered in pencil. Framed, under glass. Measures: H 26" x W 30 1/2" Provenance: Collect

Andre Harvey (William), American 1941-2018, lithograph, "Ravine Ghost", limited edition print, #34/250, signed, numbered in pencil. Framed, under glass. Measures: H 26" x W 30 1/2" Provenance: Collect

(lot of 6) Karl Schmidt (American, 1890-1962), Untitleds (Landscapes), circa 1929, oils on panel, one signed lower right, panels (each, unframed): 8"h x 8"w Provenance: Sale to Benefit the Oakland Mus

Harvey Dinnerstein (American, Brooklyn, New York, b. 1929) etching, three generations of women. Signed in pencil lower right. Edition 24 out of 150 in pencil lower left. 9 3/4" x 13 1/4" (with frame:

JAMES V. HARVEY (1929 - 1965, CANADIAN/AMERICAN) Pamplona. Oil on canvas, 1962. Signed, Harvey, and dated, 62, lower right. Signed, James Harvey, dated, 1962, and inscribed as titled on stretcher. 152

Clement Meadmore, Australian/American, 1929-2005. A 1970's patinated Bronze abstract sculpture on a rectangular Verde Marble base, titled "Dervish". Signed "Meadmore", dated "'72" and numbered "2/10"

Raymond A. Whyte, Canadian/American, 1929-2002. Oil on wood panel surrealist scene entitled "The Unicorn" depicting Lady Godiva astride a Unicorn with Zebra markings. Signed lower right "R. A. Whyte"

Rex Clawson, American, 1929-2007. Acrylic/Mixed media on paper, titled "The Tattooed Cat". Signed and dated lower right "Rex Clawson, 1956". Some areas of paint loss and flaking, discoloration, some r

John H. Stephenson, American, 1929-2015 and Ethel Kudrna Potts, American, 1925-2020. One Terracotta sculpture by Stephenson and one Stoneware bottle-shaped vase by Potts. Sculpture has illegible signa

Willa Cather DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP 1929 First Trade Edition Illustrated by Harold Von Schmidt American Literature Jean-Baptiste Lamy Joseph Projectus Machebeuf New Mexico Roman Catholic Clerg

Hugh Acton, American, 1925-2018. A mid 20th century Marble abstract sculpture. Nine globes of varying size on a plinth and base in shades of White and Taupe. Incised "Acton" signature at center globe.

Sidney K. Hartman, American, 1863-1929. A turn of the century watercolor on paper portrait of a Native American man, depicted standing with outstretched right arm. Signed and dated lower left "Sidney

Warren MacKenzie, American, 1924-2018. A 20th century stoneware bowl by MacKenzie Pottery. Round form with three feet and shino glaze, made for the Center for Energy and Environment 10 year anniversar

Martin Barooshian, American, b. 1929. Intaglio color etching, entitled "All Seeing Eye", in shades of purple and dark orange. Signed "M. Barooshian" lower right, numbered 10/50. Toned overall. Paper s

Martin Barooshian, American, b. 1929. Intaglio color etching, entitled "Black Magic", in shades of dark red and blue. Signed "M. Barooshian" lower right, numbered 10/50. Toned overall. Image 10 x 8 3/