LORCA, Federico Garcia - Noces de sang. Yerma.

Fantastic and Hard to Find lithograph on heavy paper. Printed in France, 1992, Illustration Pour Chant Funebre de Federico Garcia Lorca. Some mild discoloration on the paper otherwise Very good condit

Heading: (Janus Press) Author: Garcia Lorca, Federico; Galway Kinnell Title: Romance de la Guardia Civil Espanola / The Ballad of the Spanish Civil Guard [with] Fergus Falling Place Published: Newark,

Ink and coloured pencil on paper. Signed and dated in Buenos Aires, 1933. 18 x 11.5 cm; 49.5 x 35.5 cm (frame).

The Autumn 1962 edition of "Texas Quarterly", featuring an Antonio Frasconi signed woodblock print, titled "The Victor", and "Romance de la Guardia Civil Espanola", a poem by Federico Garcia Lorca. Li

(lot of 3) Federico Garcia Lorca (Spanish, 1899-1936), Untitleds (Cards), ink on papers, each signed or initialed lower left/right, overalls (each/unframed): 6.5"h x 5.75"w

(lot of 4) Federico Garcia Lorca (Spanish, 1899-1936), New Years Drawings, 1929-1930, ink and colored pencil on papers, each signed or initialed lower right, overalls (each unframed): 3.75"h x 8"w/4"h

Federico Garcia Lorca (Spanish, 1899-1936), "lheuro fats aquest aplaudomento a Margarite Xerque," colored pencil and pen on paper, signed upper right, sheet (unframed): 10.75"h x 6.75"w

Federico Garcia Lorca (Spanish, 1899-1936), Untitled (Woman with Flowers), ink and colored pencil on paper, signed lower right, sight: 10.75"h x 8.25"w, overall (with frame/no glass): 11.5"h x 9.5"w.

Eight volumes by Federico Garcia Lorca including one ltd ed signed by the artist + a biography

FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA (Spanish 1898-1936) A DRAWING, "La Muerte Federico," 1927, graphite on paper, signed in image in pencil L/L, titled and dated L/L. 19 3/4" x 15 3/4" Provenance: Exhibited in "AN

Federico Garcia Lorca (Spanish, 1898-1936), Untitled (Fancy Faces), 1929, ink and red conte crayon on paper, signed, dated and inscribed "Buenos Aires" lower right, sight: 10.5"h x 8.5"w, overall (wit

Short, John Fulton (illust), Federico Garcia Lorca (text), Lament for the Death of a Matador, 1964, First edition, one of 900 copies, published and designed by Short, printed in Spain. Hardcover, foli

Set of 3 San Antonio books, with sleeves, includes Frasconi/Federico Garcia Lorca Woodcut, 1962, San Antonio travel books 16" tall x 12" wide/ Largest

(lot of 17) French library shelf books, some with gilt accented spines, including volumes 1-15 of the series Alpha and a two piece boxed set of the works of Federico Garcia Lorca, largest: approx 12"h

Description: A signed woodcut on rice paper depicting Federico Garcia Lorca. Title: LorcaType: Woodcut Materials: Rice paper Markings & Inscriptions: Signed Date: Mid 20th century Maker: Dan Miller (A

Book Title: Garcia Lorca, as a Painter Author: Gregorio Prieto Publishing: London: The De La More Press, circa 1946 First Edition Hardcover With a portrait frontispiece of Lorca by Prieto, and ten tip

MADRAZO Y KUNTZ, FEDERICO DE (1815 - 1894). "Dama". Dibujo. Firmado y fechado (1892) en el ángulo inferior derecho. 39 x 29 cm

LOAISA [LOYASA], FRANCISCO CARDINAL GARCÍA DE Letter in Spanish, signed ("Frater] G[arci]a Card[ina]lis Hispal[en]sis"), and countersigned by Juan de Sámano, the royal secretary, to Antonio

"Redinha, Jument Anglaise de Sang" (Redinha, English Blood Mare), patinated bronze sculpture, signed "P.J. Mene" near base edge, titled at side edge, a beautifully modeled image of a standing horse, 1

(lot of 5) Assorted portfolios by Abraham (Abram) Krol (Polish 1919-2001) including ""Athalie "" 1964 etchings in colors dedicated and signed on title page edition 49/67 ""Lorca de Luxe "" etchings an

Leatherbound with handwritten and illustrated vellum pages. Certification of coat of arms for Garcia de Quiros y Gonzalez by Don Ramon Zazo y Ortega, Master of Arms for Charles III, King of Spain, in

Together with a Chinese yellow vase. 5"h and 7"h

CHINESE OXBLOOD / SANG DE BOEUF PORCELAIN VASE, graceful baluster form, having deep crimson streaked glaze with mushroom-colored crackle-glazed neck. Unmarked. 18th/19th century. 14 7/8" H, 3 7/8" D r

unsigned; Provenance: The Estate of Barry Tarlow, Los Angeles; one 13 1/2 inches high; the other two each 14 1/4 inches high