Leopoldo Mendez, Grinding Maize

Leopoldo Mendez (Mexico, 1902-1969), "Grinding Maize". pencil signed print from an edition of approximately 250 size: 21 x 18.5 in. Provenance: Property from the life-long Mexican folk art c

Mendez, Leopoldo (Mexican, 1902-1969), El Maiz [Grinding Corn], lithograph on wove paper, signed in pencil, image 13.75 x 11 inches, matted and framed 20.5 x 16.75 inches. A single plate from Mexican

Artist: Leopoldo Mendez (Mexican, 1902 - 1969). Title: "Jose Gualalupe Posada". Medium: Linoleum cut. Date: Composed 1956. Printed c1965. Dimensions: Overall size: 20 x 36 1/2 in. (50

Leopoldo Mendez (Mexican, 1902-1969). From “Incidentes Melodicas del Mundo Irracional” - 1944, xylograph / woodcut, limited edition of 1200, published by La Estampa Mexicana. Provenance: Private C

Leopoldo Mendez (Mexican, 1902-1969), "Homenaje a Benito Juarez," lithograph, printed by "Taller de Grafica Popular," signed in plate lower/center right, overall (with frame): 41"h x 31"w

Leopoldo Mendez (Mexican, 1903-1969), "Execution," 1940, woodcut, signed lower right, image: 12"h x 16.5"w, overall (with frame): 19"h x 23"w

Lithograph of thatched hut Mexican village by Leopoldo Mendez. Lithograph 14" x 11.5" in a frame 20.75" x 16.75" ------------(From Wiki):"Leopoldo Méndez (June 30, 1902 – February 8, 1969) was one

Leopoldo Mendez (Mexican, 1902 - 1969). "La Entrada de Francisco I. Madero en la Ciudad de Mexico [subtitle: 7 de Junio de 1911]". Linoleum cut. c1930s-40s. Printed 1960. Light blue Mercantil bond rag

Of a woman grinding maize, with a blue ground, marked on base. Dimensions: H 6 x W 7 x D 5.5 inches NOTE: No evidence of cracks, chips or repairs

Leopoldo Mendez, The Execution. El Fusilamiento, Mat size: 20 x 24. Title: The Execution (El fusilamiento). Medium: Linocut. Size: 12 x 16.50 in. Signature: Signed in print. Artist: Leopoldo Mendez. (

Lot of (13) Mexican lithographs from the Taller de Grafica Popular, unframed, all pencil-signed by the artist: (6) Leopoldo Mendez; (2) Pablo O'Higgins; (2) Alberto Beltran; (1) Mariana Yampolsky; (1)

Color pencil on paper "woman grinding maize" dated 1924, attributed to Diego Rivera, 9.1"x13"

2 linocuts on paper. Each signed in pencil, untitled *Leopoldo Méndez was one of Mexico's most important graphic artists and one of that country's most important artists from the 20th century. Ménde

[Leopoldo] Mendez, signed in graphite, woodcut, The Letter. [Provenance: Collection of Evelyn Alloy, Philadelphia]. 13 3/4" h x 11 1/4" w= frame. CONDITION: Not examined out of frame; moderate toning

TITLE: Incidentes Melódicos del Mundo Irracional (Melodic incidents of an irrational world). AUTHOR: Juan de la Cabada, with 40 original engravings by Leopoldo Mendez. PUBLISHER: Mexico: La Estampa M

LATIN AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHS FOLIO EIGHT STUDIES BY MEXICAN MASTERS OF GRAPHIC ARTS, illustrated paper wrapper with eight loose reproductions of prints as follows: "Carousel," by Leopoldo Mendez; "Lacan

LATIN AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHS FOLIO EIGHT STUDIES BY MEXICAN MASTERS OF GRAPHIC ARTS, illustrated paper wrapper with eight loose reproductions of prints as follows: "Carousel," by Leopoldo Mendez; "Lacan

(1903-1969 Mexican) Interior scene with figures, framed wood engraving, signed and dated 1931 lower right margin, artist initials in block lower left, approximate image size 5" x 4 7/8", 1/2" wide mar

A carved stone maize grinding stone. Unknown origin. 10 1/2" x 15 1/2" x 12

From the 2nd to 8th century, an early Taino grinding pestle probably for maize or corn. Unmistakably phallic the stone a type of speckled granite. East central Dominican Republic coast. 4 1/2 inches l

LEOPOLDO RICHTER, Untitled, Signed LR, Oil and sand on canvas on wood, 100 x 75 cm / 39.3 x 29.5 inches, USD $7,000-$10,700

Exceptionally rare 18th century Naga Tribe grain mill table, Spanish Colonial Era, circa 1760, metal hardware, on contemporary stand ​​​​​​​29 x 97 x 29.5"

Milan 1906 poster lithograph print. Internationale Ausstellung Mainland -Simplon Tunnel. The artist from Trieste chooses an allegorical composition that is easy to read and strong visual impact to adv

Pre-Columbian, South America, Argentina and Chile, late La Aguada to Mapuche culture, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A rare grinding table carved from dark brown-gray stone of a rectangular form with a stable b