Martin Puryear, Mile of Sculpture

Martin Puryear MIle of Sculpture 1985lithograph in colors 35.25 h × 27 w in (90 × 69 cm) Signed and numbered to lower edge '12/100 Martin Puryear'. This work is number 12 from the

Martin Puryear Mile of Sculpture 1985lithograph in colors image: 32 h x 27 w in (81 x 69 cm) sheet: 35.25 h x 27 w in (90 x 69 cm) Signed and numbered to lower right margin '81/100 Martin P

Twelve reference books on American Art comprising "American Paintings Eighteen Century" by Ellen G. MIles, "Masters of American Sculpture" by Donald Martin Reynolds, "American Art: 1750-1800 Towards I

Martin Puryear (American, b.1941) Zig 1966-67, pencil signed, titled and numbered 2/25, also pencil signed and inscribed with address verso, with wide margins. Etching with aquatint, printed from two

Martin Puryear Untitled I 2002aquatint and etching image: 4.75 h × 6 w in (12 × 15 cm) sheet: 12.625 h × 14 w in (32 × 36 cm) Signed, dated and numbered to lower mar

1982; woodblock, matted and framed under acrylic; pencil-signed and dated lower right; numbered 8/25 and titled lower left; 22 x 29 1/2 inches sight; 30 1/4 x 37 3/4 inches frame

Martin Puryear Untitled (from the MoCA portfolio) 1999hard- and soft-ground etching and aquatint with chine colle on Japanese image: 23.875 h × 17.75 w in (61 × 45 cm) sheet: 30 h × 21.5 w

Martin Puryear (born 1941) Untitled, 2011 Woodcut on wove paper, signed in pencil, and numbered 9/35, published by Anthology Film Archives, New York, printed by the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Worksh

MARTIN PURYEAR Untitled. Woodcut on wove paper. 276x208 mm; 10x8 inches, full margins. Signed and numbered 11/35 in pencil, lower margin. Published by Anthology Film Archives, New York. A very good im

1984 OLYMPICS, LOS ANGELES, two offset color lithograph posters, Hockney signed in pencil, Puryear signed in pen, 37 x 24” & 24 x 36”, both with Olympic Committee copyrights and published by Knapp

MARTIN PURYEARIllinois/New York, 1941-Untitled abstract. Signed in image lower right. Printed menu for "New York Live Arts Premiere Gala Dinner by David Waltuck at the Paula Cooper Gallery, September

ROBERT WHITMAN (American, b. 1935) Two lithographs: "Navy Pier," 1985, 4/100 (framed) and Untitled (linear), 1973, AP 4/25 (unframed); Both signed and numbered, Whitman dated; Pureyear 35" x 26 3/4",

[Arion Press]. Jean Toomer. Woodcuts by Martin Puryear. CANE.

Signed photolitho posters, including: (1) by MARTIN PURYEAR (IL/NY/DC, 1941 - ); PLUS (1) by JONATHAN BOROFSKY (NY/MA, 1942 - ); PLUS (2) by BILLY AL BENGSTON (CA/KS, 1934 - ); PLUS (3) by LINDA BENGL

Markus Raetz: Arbeiten 1962-1986; Martin Puryear, The Museum of Modern Art, November 2007-January 2008; Mark di Suvero: Dreambook; Robert Therrien, Gagosian Gallery; Giacometti: A Biography in Picture

PURYEAR, Martin (American, b. 1941). Dark Loop I. [1982]. Woodblock print on paper. One of approximately 25 copies (this copy unnumbered). Signed on the lower right corner. Sight approximately 21 &#18

Edward Martin (American, 20th Century) glass sculpture. Pyrex rods, beveled mirrors, dichroic and iridescent glass. Etch signed and dated 1999 lower right. Sight :14 1/2" x 21 1/2". Frame:19 3/4" x 27

Martin Hughes, sculpture, Martin Hughes (20th c.), "Irregular Ball Movement, 7/20", patinated metalwork sculpture, engraved placard signature on base, 42"h x 18"w x 20"d (incl. attached base)

circa 1986 composition signed underside Condition: with paint loss on upper hand 11 1/2 inches wide; 10 inches deep; 13 inches high

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LORENZO E. GHIGLIERI (American, b.1931), "Oh! After 25 Miles Tired and Bones Aching I Run Into That Ol Mama Grizzly Face to Face," 1988, bronze sculpture, overall: 24 x 48 x 15 inches, signed, titled

Red Grooms (American, B. 1937) Ruckus Taxi. Color lithograph, 1982. Together with twelve impressions of 'Mayor Byrne's Mile of Sculpture', Navy Pier, 1982. All unframed 'Ruckus' sheet: 36" x 24"

A set of collection, including one vase with blue color glass, one Buddha head sculpture with wood frame, one stone Buddha head sculpture, two Mile Buddha sculptures, a glass in beast form paper weigh

Pass no. 717, issued for 1880 to MS Jay, of the M&L RR. Signed by vice president Miles Martin. Black print on tan cardstock. ABN. Toning. Began in 1870 as a narrow-gauge line connecting Farmington to