Joan Worth, Flower Eyes, Silkscreen

(Spanish, 1883-1993). Together with a nineteen-color silkscreen print, Jimmy Lueders (American, 1927-1994) depicting a still life of flowers, created especially in honor of ICA's benefit, Rally Round

Joan Worth Untitled (Abstract Figures) acrylic on canvas 1982; signed and dated verso 72 x 60 in. (182.9 x 152.4 cm.)

Framed Untitled silkscreen on paper by Peter Gee, 1960s. Initialed in pencil to lower right. Sheet size: 22 x 22 in. Acquired directly from the artist.

Beswick blue gloss model of a rabbit on pottery base 316, coloured section to flower & eyes noted.

Clyde Jones. Root Monster With Flower Eyes. Not signed. Assembled logs with mixed media. Good condition. 19" w x 23" long. Est. $200-300. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Litho by Joan Worth from 1979? In an edition of 375 signed. She was the wife of movie producer Marvin Worth. Edition: 208/375 Total page: 23 by 30 inches If you would like to receive more detailed pho

George Rodrigue (American 1944-2013) "A Chorus Line of Flowers" Limited Edition Silkscreen. With white background. Depicting two blue dogs with 8 flowers. Signed lower right "Rodrigue". Numbered - #10

After Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987). Group of two silkscreens based on Warhol's iconic 1970 "Flower" portfolio. One in blue, pink, red, orange, and yellow. The other in green, white, and

Inukai, Kyohei (aka Earle Goodenow) (Japanese American, 1913-1985), Orange Ete, 1970, silkscreen on wove paper, pencil signed and marked AP at bottom, full sheet 27.25 x 21.25 inches, with a test prin

Robert Gwathmey Woman with Flowers Silkscreen. (American, 1903-1988). Screenprint on board, signed and dated lower right "Gwathmey '46". In a period wood frame, 31" x 22" overall. Condition: Very good

After Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987). Group of two silkscreens based on Warhol's iconic 1970 "Flower" portfolio. One in blue, pink, red, orange, and yellow. The other in green, white, and

Tiefeng Jiang (Chinese/American, born 1938) silkscreen titled 'Blossoming Flowers' a reclining figure among the blooming flowers. Includes COA. Signed lower right and numbered 9/75 lower left. Measure

Rick Griffin, Pair of Crying Eye silkscreens. Both are LE # 39/100. These are Two separate silkscreen series. A black & White on deckled edge rag paper, Estate Griffin signature embossed. Both Pro

original flower eyes. Good overall condition. Environmental folk art by Clyde Jones

Clyde Jones. Wooden Critter. Carved natural wood with plastic flower eyes. Great condition. 24" x 27" h x 10". Est. $300-500. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Watchful Eyes; silkscreen in colors; signed lower right; numbered 92 / 99 lower center; titled lower left; matted and framed under glass; 17 1/2 x 14 3/4 inches sight

"Flowers" - Silkscreen, (c) 1978 Leo Castelli Gallery - Poster Originals, Ltd No M 56, image - 24.5" high x 24.5" wide, appears to be in good condition, strong colors, framed behind glass, not examine

Marguerite Zorach (American 1887-1968)- ''Flowers''- silkscreen in colors, ca. 1940-42, published by Living American Art, NY, illustrated in 'American Screenprints', some scratches. 16 5/8 x 12 3/8''

Andy Warhol (1928 - 1987) "Flowers III" is an unframed, unsigned offset lithograph based on the "Flowers" silkscreens first exhibited in 1964. In the Flower prints, several blocks of color comprise th

Murano Style 2003 Hand Blown Glass Globe Holiday Ornament displaying peace signs, flowers, eyes, pinwheels and American flag. The Glass Ornament is approximately 4" x 4" x 4" and weighs ab

Flowers, silk screen from the series Flowers by Sunday B. Morning, after Andy Warhol. With, on the verso, the known black stamps "Fill in your own signature" & "Published by Sunday B. Morning". Artist

Flowers, silk screen from the series Flowers by Sunday B. Morning, after Andy Warhol. With, on the verso, the known black stamps "Fill in your own signature" & "Published by Sunday B.Morning". Artist:

Description: Lorgnette opera glasses with painted enamel scenes of cherubs and flowers. Eye pieces are mother of pearl as is the focusing grip which is engraved Premier, Paris. History: Brass barrels

Silkscreen flower, #53/250, signature attributed to Andy Warhol. 36 in., 36 in.