Mikail Chemiakin (b. 1943) Russian (two)

CARNAVAL DE ST. PETERBOURG, plates #8; & #11, two color lithographs, each signed and numbered 44/275 & 115/275 in pencil, images 11 ½ x 11 ½”, full margins, frames 26 x 26” w

MIKHAIL CHEMIAKIN (RUSSIAN, B. 1943) TWO COLOR LITHOGRAPHS. 'Sailor and Girl' and 'Three Figures', both pencil signed, dated 1976, and numbered 56/225 and 161/225, respectively Sight: 25.25" x 18.25"

Mikhail Chemiakin (Russian, B. 1943) Two Color Lithographs. Including 'Sailor and Girl' and 'Three Figures'. Each pencil signed lower right, dated 1976, and numbered out of editions of 225 Each sight:

Mihail Chemiakin (Russian, b. 1943), Untitled (Two Figures with Fruit), embossed cast-paper, signed lower right, edition 71/175, overall (with frame): 33"h x 25"w

Mihail Chemiakin (Russian, b. 1943). Group of two untitled lithographs depicting harlequins, columbines, and other colorfully clad folks from the suite "Carnival in St. Petersburg," 1988. Ea

Mihail Chemiakin (Russian, b. 1943). Group of two untitled lithographs depicting harlequins, columbines, and other colorfully clad folks from the suite "Carnival in St. Petersburg," 1988. Ea

PAIR SIGNED MIKHAIL CHEMIAKIN LITHOGRAPHS. Comprising two lithograph prints by Mikhail Chemiakin (Russian B. 1943 -), including Magician edition 12/250 and Rat Racer edition 12/25, both pencil sig

Framed rag paper dimensional sculpture c. 1980, two faces, signed bottom right, and numbered bottom left. Ed 04/175

Mihail Chemiakin (Russian, B. 1943) Sailor Girl and Three Figures. Two color lithographs, dated to 1976. Each pencil signed and numbered Sheets: 29" x 20.25"

Mihial ChemiakinRussian / American, (b. 1943)Gendarme Russe, 1985lithograph, edition E.A.signed lower right, framed.Together with two books on the artist in which this print is illustrated.29 1/

DEUX PERSONAGE METAPHYSIQUE, 1983, color pastel on chocolate brown paper, signed and dated lower right, 40 x 26â€, framed, apparently in good studio condition.

CARNIVAL plates I, IV, V, three color lithographs, each signed in pencil, from the numbered editions 275, images 11 ½ x 11 ½”, sheets 13 ¾ x 13 ¾”, with a London Contemporary Arts labels, all

Mihail M. Chemiakin (b.1943) Russian 'Carnival at St Petersburg' (probably the first six scenes of the Suite), signed and numbered in roman numerals XXXVI/L in pencil, coloured lithography on Velin Ri

Mihail Chemiakin (b. 1943)Two Works:"Butcher of Paris - Man Carrying Carcass"Lithograph in colors on Japanese paperEdition: 6/50Signed and numbered in pencil in the lower margin: M. Chemiakin; titled

Mihail Chemiakin (b.1943 Russian) Still Life with Horse 1984 Lithograph on Japon Paper 21''x30'' Sheet. Pencil signed and numbered 74 of 75 lower margin. Gallery framed 30''x39''. Excellent condition

10 3/4 x 10 3/4 in (image), 13 1/2 x 13 1/2 in. (paper). The following biography is submitted by the artist:Mihail Chemiakin was born in Moscow in 1943, grew up in occupied East Germany, and returned

Pencil signed EA. 25 x 16 1/4 in. (image), 33 1/4 x 34 1/2 in. (framed).

FIGURES ON GREEN, 1976, color lithograph, signed and numbered 49/225 in pencil, sheet 29 x 20 ½”.

FIGURES ON BLUE, 1976, color lithograph, signed and numbered 68/225 in pencil, sheet 29 x 20 ½”.

MANY FIGURES, color lithograph on Japan paper, signed and numbered 40/125 in pencil, image 20 ½ x 18”, printed by Ettinger with blind stamp lower left, frame 34 x 28” with glass.

Mihail Chemiakin (b. 1943)Two Works:"Butchers of Paris (2 Butchers)"Lithograph in colors on paperEdition: 6/50Signed and numbered in pencil in the lower margin: M. ChemiakinImage: 25.25&quot

Mihail Chemiakin (B. 1943 US/ Russia / Russian Federation). This original print work (serigraph) is from an edition of 275 and is pencil signed and numbered. It has elements of both his Carnival (Carn

Mihail Chemiakin (B. 1943) NY / Russia (Former Soviet Union). Volume, "Chemiakin at Ledreborg Denmark", 1994, signed by Chemiakin and inscribed to Dick Polich, '98. Former library of Dick Polich, Tall

Mihail Chemiakin (Russian, b. 1943)Carnival at St. Petersburg, 1990Oil on canvas