TUCKER BOBST (AMERICAN, 1923-2008) BIRDS EYE R

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Two Mixed Media Constructions. 'Pierre Cardin' signed and dated '87 and 'Pax' signed and dated '96 Taller: 9.25"

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Fragile - Handle With Care. Acrylic on masonite, six double-sided panels, hinged at the center left, right, and middle, signed repetitively Overall: 49.5" x 39.5"

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Richard. Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated '50; also titled and dated en verso 20" x 16" Frame: 23.75" x 20"

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Lebensgefaehrtin. Two mixed media on boards, both signed and dated '00 LL. Both boards are framed and then one suspended from the other. Overall (33" x 48") Each sig

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Ars Moriendi / The Art of Dying. Mixed media on board affixed to a lucite pane, signed and dated '97 LR and en verso Board: 18.5" x 22" Frame: 24.5" x 27.5"

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Untitled (52). Oil on board, signed lower right and dated 6/1/71 and 6/1/98. Autographed by seventeen individuals 20" x 21.75" Frame: 21" x 23"

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) All I Know of Love. Mixed media on board, signed and dated 8/8/03 two times Sight: 23.5" x 47.5" Frame: 24" x 48"

Tucker Bobst (American 1923-2008) Three Works. Tette de Teddy, 1965: Mixed media on masonite, signed and dated lower right 'Bobst '65;' Titled and numbered #27 on the reverse. Deja Vu: Acrylic on Boar

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Who. Watercolor, signed lower right and dated '81 17.5" x 19.5" Frame: 23" x 25"

Tucker Bobst (American 1923-2008) Three Works. Sioux Site 2002: Mixed Media. Signed and dated LR. D. David Homan 1969: Oil on canvas on board. With flag glued to frame. Now is Now: Mixed media sculptu

Tucker Bobst (American, 1923-2008) Waiting. Oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated '49, unframed 14" x 10"

Tucker Bobst (1923-2008), FrankOrigin: American 1971Medium: Graphite Dimensions: Frame: 15" x 12" Painting: 13.5" x 10"Condition: ExcellentAdditional Information: Signature is at the bottom right hand

(American, 1923-2008) depicting centaurs and male figures on abstract background, signed l.r. "Bobst 62." Sight size: 31-3/4"h x 15-3/4"w Overall: 33-1/4"h x 17-1/4"w Provenance: Property from a Promi

Raymond Whyte, American (1923-2002) 'Eyes of the Bird' surrealistic oil on board painting. Booklet on verso from Galerie de Tours, San Francisco, California. Measures 14 1/8"H x 22"W framed; 7.75"H x

Theodore R. Davis (American, 19th century)A birds eye view of PhiladelphiaEngraving printed on paperFull margins, published as a supplement to Harper's Weekly, New York, June 15, 1872.14 3/4 x 29 3/4i

Theodore R. David (American 1840-1894) For Harper's Weekly 1872 "Birds Eye View Map of Philadelphia" colored and engraved map, published June 15, 1872 21" x 31" Condition: having yellowing to paper an

18th century American birds-eye maple dressing table having teardrop pulls, one long drawer topped by two smaller drawers, and bottom drawer with replaced bottom, writing surface 31 1/2" H x 33" W x 1

Antique American birds-eye maple and faux bamboo desk. Provenance: From a Locust Valley Estate. [31 1/2" H X 40" W X 18 1/4" D; 22 1/2" to apron].

John Bachmann (Swiss/American, 1814-1896) , "Bird's Eye View of New Orleans", 1851, hand-colored lithograph, printed by J. Bachmann, published by A. Guerber & Co., New York, "The Old Print Shop, New Y

J. J. Stoner, Birds-eye map of Helena, Montana, J.J. Stoner (American, 19th c.), "Bird's Eye View of Helena, 1883", illustrated and with index of points of interest, hand-colored engraving, published

DESCRIPTION: American Empire chest of drawers of mixed woods. Mid Atlantic. Circa 1850. Front of each drawer faced in birds-eye maple veneer. Form consisting of four long drawers with two short drawer

AMERICAN SCHOOL20th CenturyBird's-eye view of a seaside town. Signed lower right "Danforth".Oil on masonite, 26" x 42". Unframed.

Lindsay Daen, patinated bronze sculpture, c. 1968, Lindsay Daen (American, 1923-2001), Boy with Birds, incised signature and numbered V/XII to base, mounted to wood plinth, 32"h x 11"w x 4w" (total) P

Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925-2008) Two Reasons Birds Sing, 1979 offset lithograph with screenprint and collage signed and numbered 33/100 in pencil 30 1/2 x 19 inches.