Julian Schnabel (American, b. 1951) A Group of Five

Julian Schnabel (American, b. 1951) A Group of Five Works from Sexual Spring-Like Winter: Inviernosexoprimaveral, Invierno Primaveral, Mujer Primaveral, Otoño Floral and La Blusa Rosa II, 1995 hand

Julian Schnabel (American, b. 1951) UNTITLED, 1995 oil and polymer resin on canvas initialed JCS and dated (verso) 12 x 11 inches. Estimate $4,000-6,000 Provenance: Lococo Mulder, St. Louis,

Julian SchnabelAmerican (b. 1951)Bill (After a Short Silence Then), 199818-color hand painted screenprint with poured resin, ed. 11/90signed and numbered lower right, gilt-framed.60 x 48 inches

Untitled; Acrylic on canvas; Initialed; 12" x 9"; Provenance: Private Collection, New Jersey

Julian Schnabel (American, b. 1951) Last Attempt at Attracting Butterflies IV, 1995 color screenprint signed and dated in pencil 56 x 51 inches.

Julian SchnabelAmerican, (b. 1951)Portraits: Xavier Mascaro, 1998screenprint in colors with liquid glass, on museum board, ed. 31/90signed and numbered, in a museum quality frame.38 x 36 inches

Julian Schnabel (American, b. 1951) Last Attempt at Attracting Butterflies I, 1995 10-color silkscreen on museum board signed and numbered 14/80 in pencil 56 x 51 inches.

Julian Schnabel, oil on canvas, 1995, Julian Schnabel (American, b.1951), Untitled, 1995, faintly initialed verso canvas, framed under museum glass with verso window to view signature, 11.75"h x 11"w

Julian Schnabel Loveball II 1991, Silk Screen Print. A signed, limited edition silk screen print by Julian Schnabel (American, b.1951) made for event producer and fundraiser Susanne Bartsch's"Love Bal

Julian Schnabel Loveball II 1991, Silk Screen Print. A signed, limited edition silk screen print by Julian Schnabel (American, b.1951) from 1991. This print was made for event producer and fundraiser

Julian Schnabel Loveball II 1991, Silk Screen Print. A signed, limited edition silk screen print by Julian Schnabel (American, b.1951) made for event producer and fundraiser Susanne Bartsch's"Love Bal

Julian Schnabel (American, b. 1951). Hand-Signed by the artist, Julian Schnabel in pencil (bottom right corner). Poster was created for the 40th New York Film Festival at the Alice Tully Hall Sept 27-

James Torlakson (American, B. 1951) A Group of Five Etchings. Comprising two colored etchings and three etchings with aquatint. All pencil numbered LL and pencil signed LR Larger color sight: 10.5" x

Julian Schnabel (b. 1951): Harp Aquatint on velour, 1984, from the edition of 5. 72 x 48 in., 83 1/2 x 62 in. (frame).  Gift from the artist.

Julian Schnabel (b. 1951): Portrait; and Portrait Two etching and aquatint on handmade paper, 1987, both signed and dated in pencil, numbered 44/50 and IIII 10/50. Both 29 1/4 x 23 in. (sheet), 33 x 2

KRIS COX (American, b. 1951), group of (2) covered jars, to include: green; and red. Both signed. Loss to green. Largest 19-1/2''h.

Julian Schnabel (b. 1951) GUILD HALL Color offset poster, 1998, signed and inscribed P/P 2/6 in silver ink, a proof aside from the edition of 100, the full sheet, unframed. Sheet 39 7/8 x 34 1/2 inche

Ron Pokrasso (American, b. 1951). Group of three etchings on paper depicting abstract landscapes: one titled "Landscape 1985 Right," one titled "Landscape 1985 Center," and one tit

Phil Rogers (British (Welsh), b. 1951-). Group of five pieces of studio ceramics or pottery comprising of a paneled bottle vase; a lidded bowl with arched handle; a lidded jar with dotted and vertical

Lot 209 David Rankin American (b. 1946) Group, five (5) works on paper (1990) two watercolor on paper, three acrylic on paper two signed largest: 23 x 10 inches Provenance: Private Collection

Lot 178 Michael Coleman American (b. 1946) Group, five (5) Hunters and hunted one etching, three hand colored etchings, one etching with aquatint each pencil signed plate (largest): 9 x 6 1/2 inches s

FINSTER, Michael (American, b. 1969). Group of Five Cut-outs. 1990-94. Five painted cut-outs on painted bases, including “Loveiloons” (1994), “Demaray Serpant” (1990), “T

DAVID GEORGE MARSHALL (American, b. 1936)Group of five stone faces, 1980sCarved creekstone. Largest: 8.75" H x 4.25" W x 4.25" D

George Stoll (American, b. 1954) group of five multicolor cups in beeswax, paraffin and pigment, with painted plywood boxes for wall mounting. Each initialed, GS, dated, 95, and numbered, 31 through 3