Nathalie Chabrier (French, Born 1932), et. al.

Two (2) works total. Color Lithograph, 17 1/2 x 14 7/8 inches, unsigned; together with an unknown or unidentified French School lithograph, 29 1/2 x 22 inches, signed and numbered 168/175.

Nathalie Chabrier, French Born 1932, Signed and Numbered 251/260 Lithograph of Town Center, Framed. Framed measures 28 inches x 21 inches, art measures 22 inches x 16 inches.

Item/Description: Color lithograph. Signed & Numbered: 90/260. Le Jour du Marche. Parisian market under bare trees. Nathalie Chabrier (French, born 1932). Material: Print, framed under glass. Dimensio

Nice little French market scene by listed artist Nathalie Chabrier (French 1932-). Limited edition signed and numbered lithograph, nicely framed with bio on back. Actual size of art (not framed size)

Shopping in Paris By Nathalie CHABRIER is an artist born in 1932 Nathalie Chabrier is a Postwar & Contemporary artist. Color Lithograph Mid 20th Century; framed, overall signed lower left, please see

Signed Print Maurice Empi (French, Born 1932) Color Lithograph. LiveAuctioneers gives us up to 20 photos, to see many more photos of most lots find this sale on Proxibid, where we can post up to 100 i

Signed lower right. Alfred Defossez, French (born 1932). Approx. 21" H x 28" W unframed, 27" H x 34" W framed. From the estate of Joseph Cohen, NYC. Purchased in 1970s in France. (4158)

LOT (3) ASSORTED FRENCH LITHOGRAPHS INCLUDING NATALIE CHABRIER (FRENCH 1932-), JEAN CLAUDE PICOT AND EDWARD PLUNKETT, ALL SIGNED (IN PENCIL) AND NUMBERED

Leonardo M. Nierman (Mexican/New York, born 1932). "Pajaro al Viento" -1969, acrylic on Masonite. Signed lower right; titled and dated on Galeria Tasende label verso. Autographed book on Nierman is in

Egyptian/French artist born 1932, titled "Children in Sand," purchased in Paris, lite wear and craquelure, 53" h x 25" w

Nathalie Chabrier (France 1932-) Framed and Signed Lithograph of City Scene 151/250. Framed measures 39 inches x 31 inches, art measures 30 inches x 24 inches

A landscape with a distant bridge, signed at the lower right corner. Dimensions: Sight is 18" x 27", the frame 27 1/2" x 36 1/2". Provenance: From a Delaware estate.

Serigraph. Signed and numbered in pencil. Edition 99. 22 x 30 inches; together with an abstract expression lithograph dated "1965" and signed in pencil. Artist unknown or signature unidentified. 20 1/

Three (3) works on paper. Pellerin (Circa 1800); together with, George Cruikshank after Alfred Crowquill (1835). 15 3/4 24 (sight - largest)

Nathalie du Pasquier (French, born 1957) for Memphis Milano (Italian, 1981-1987), 1985. A glazed blue ceramic "Carrot" vase, having a tiered pillar form, with applied black and white stripe and yellow

Kavalec, Gregory (American, born 1945), Dante et al, lithograph, 12.5 x 9.75 inches, pencil signed and numbered 2/10, framed in a Victorian gilded relief frame measuring 30 x 25 inches

Three (3) artworks: "Arts Magazine 1988" cover with acrylic painting, signed on the verso, 10 7/8 x 9 inches; "Exxon"acrylic on wood, unsigned and artist unknown, 3 1/2 x 2 x 5 1/8 inches; "Robert M.

Pierre Celice (1932-, French), "Paysage Jaune et Blanc," 1981, gouache, signed l.r., framed, H.- 19 3/4 in., W.- 25 5/8 in. Note: Deaccessioned from the Alexandria Museum of Art, Alexandria, LA.

Pierre Celice (1932-, French), "Paysage Noir et Blanc," 1981, gouache, signed l.r., framed, H.- 19 3/4 in., W.- 25 5/8 in. Note: Deaccessioned from the Alexandria Museum of Art, Alexandria, LA.

290 Kerma. Soudan. 1986-1987 - 1987-1988 Special print of Geneva, n.s., tome XXXVI, 1988. Bonnet, Charles et al. ISBN: ohne French and English text 57 pages Illustrations Softcover 25 cm 208 gr.<br

Kerma. Soudan. Kerma. Soudan. 1984-1985 - 1985-1986. Special print of Geneva, n.s., tome XXXIV, 1986. Bonnet, Charles et al. ISBN: ohne French text 45 pages Illustrations Softcover 25 cm. 23

Kerma. Soudan. Kerma. Soudan. 1986-1987 - 1987-1988. Special print of Geneva, n.s., tome XXXVI, 1988. Bonnet, Charles et al. ISBN: ohne French and English text 57 pages Illustrations Softcover

Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950), "Werther"-1928 (Holland et al., 357). Color etching with aquatint. Pencil signed l.r. margin, artist's blindstamp in l.l. and numbered 179. Certificate affixed at the

Marie A.L. Courdray (French, 1864-1932) Bronze sculpture "Tahoser" depicting a standing maiden. Prix de Rome. [25 1/3 x 8 (dia) inches].