Sue Fuller, (American, 1914-2006), String Composition #

Sue Fuller American (1914-2006) String Composition #333, 1965 nylon thread embedded in lucite signed and dated lower right. Numbered lower left. Provenance: From a private collector, Indianapolis. Fro

Circle of Sue Fuller, large string composition, Circle of Sue Fuller (American, 1914-2006), Abstract portrait of six figures, string and hardwood, 51.25"l x 61"w (incl. frame), framed

Sue Fuller, acrylic sculpture, Sue Fuller (American, 1914-2006), "Composition #415", 1965, acrylic and nylon string, signed, titled and dated "#415, Sue Fuller 1965", lower edge, with inscribed case,

Sue Fuller (American, 1914-2006) Untitled string mounted on colored plexiglas 12 x 12 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000

SUE FULLER (American 1914-2006) A PRINT, "Geometric VIII," 1977, vacuum relief print on paper, signed and dated in pencil L/R, "© Sue Fuller '77," numbered at L/L, "5/25," and titled at lower cen

Sue Fuller (1914 - 2006) "#462X", 1966, plexiglass, string, plastic, metal, 15.2 x 15.2 cm, signed lower right: '© Sue Fuller 66' and described lower left: '#462X', - To this lot we apply 'artist

Signed and dated on base. Sue Fuller (American, active in New York, 1914 - 2006). From a Brooklyn, NY home. Dimensions: 25" high overall x 5" x 5". Condition: Good.

Artist:Fuller, Sue (British/American/Western Pa. 1914-2006) Title:Bat Date:1946 Medium:woodblock Dimensions:14 x 10.75 inches Description:The Bat, 1946 is one of 13 Sue Fuller works

Title: Owl. Artist: Sue Fuller (1914-2006). Medium: Intaglio with soft ground, 1949. Image size 7 7/8 x 5 15/16" (20 x 15.1 cm). Description: Signed, titled and dated in pencil.

Sue Fuller (N.Y. 1914-2006), pencil signed artists proof, "New York, New York". Signed and dated LRC. Sight 21" x 15".

Sue Fuller (N.Y. 1914-2006), pencil signed artists proof, "New York, New York". Signed and dated LRC. Sight 21" x 15". Please note this was sold at our last auction and once examined out of frame we f

Florence Kunstler (American, NY, 1914-2006), oil on panel, Abstract Composition, 24" x 17-1/4" board, unframed, abrasions and losses to edges, Kunstler graduated from the Cooper Union art school in 19

"Nuee Jaun". Color lithograph. Pencil signed and numbered 2 / 40. From a Bronx, NY collection. - Dimensions: 29.5" h 21.5" w.

Henry Pearson American, 1914-2006 Number Twenty-Three, 1961 Signed, dated and inscribed Pearson 1961 #23 on the overlap and inscribed Segment II on the stretcher Oil on canvas 48 x 28 inches (122 x 71

Harry Allen David Jr. (American, 1914-2006) Bathers and Boats, 1955 oil on canvas signed Harry A Davis (lower right) 21 1/2 x 31 1/2 inches. Property from the Carmen S. Holeman Trust, Indianapolis, In

Keller, Charles (American 1914 - 2006). Open Cut - 6th Avenue Subway. 1938. Lithograph on wove paper. Signed, dated, titled, and editioned in pencil. 20 prints. Plate: 14 1/8" x 11 3/8". Sheet: 18 1/8

Pearson, Henry Charles (American, 1914-2006), And Fell in Tumult, 1970, oil on canvas, 60 x 60 inches, signed and dated on canvas overlap,

Keller, Charles (American 1914 - 2006). Tunnel Heading - 6th Avenue Subway. 1939. Lithograph on Rives wove paper. Signed, titled, dated, editioned, and dedicated in pencil. 23 Proofs. Dedication: To L

Lot 57 Henry Pearson American (1914-2006) Under Kelly's Mill (1956) acrylic on canvas signed lower left 36 x 18 inches

CHARLES KELLER (American 1914-2006) "Concrete Foundation- 6th Avenue Subway" Lithograph. Sight: 14 x 18 inches; frame 21 x 24 inches. Signed in pencil lower right: Charles Keller. Inscribed in pencil

Henry Pearson American (1914-2006) Unsigned, 1965 black felt tip marker on paper signed and dated lower right. Provenance: Associated American Artists Gallery, Fifth Avenue, New York. Biography from t

Lot 15 Henry Pearson American (1914-2006) Untitled (1976) sanguine and acrylic on paper pencil signed lower right 17 3/4 x 22 3/8 inches Provenance: from a private collection

Pearson, Henry (American, 1914-2006), Five Psalms, 1969, portfolio of 5 silkscreens housed in paper folders with printed text, all in original slipcase, signed on the colophon and numbered 162/200, ad

Harry A Davis (American, 1914-2006), charcoal, "Male Seated", 1938, 25" x 19-1/2" sight, 31-1/2" x 26-1/2" overall, Davis won The Prix de Rome in 1938