Two Pencil Signed Lithographs inc Martin Green

Two pencil signed lithographs, comprised of Coonie Lemmel Blowing Bubbles by Martin Green and another of a pair of dancers by David Remfry, one framed and the other unframed, each approximately 36 by

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

Grouping of two pencil-signed lithographs to include one titled "Industrial Works" by David Burke, depicting city buildings and trains; and one titled "Yellow Comb" by Rosa Rush, dedicated to "Holly a

Martin Green (b. 1951) Signed & Numbered Lithograph. Martin Green (Born 1951) is active/lives in California/Mexico. Signed by artist in pencil lower right and numbered in pencil lower left 35 of 40. M

Gina Pane (French, 1939-1990). Two untitled lithographs pencil-signed "Gina Pane" lower right. Includes edition 45/50 and 46/50. Each mounted on paper. 25-1/2in x 19-1/2in.

Gina Pane (French, 1939-1990). Two untitled lithographs pencil-signed "Gina Pane" lower right. Includes edition 45/50 and 46/50. Each mounted on paper. 25-1/2in x 19-1/2in. | Local and NYC curbside de

Peter Max (American, b. 1937). A pencil-signed lithograph of two hearts. Signed lower right. Mat opening: 16in x 31in. Frame: 22in x 37-1/2in. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery

EUROPEAN SCENES, three etchings and two lithographs, all signed in pencil, two dated 1915 one dated 1913, one numbered 52/100, sheets 24 ¾ x 31 ¾Â” to 23 ½ x 20 ¾Â”.

VARIOUS, four color lithographs, each signed and numbered in pencil, two from editions of 150 and two artists proofs, three with Art de L’ile de France blind stamps lower left and certificates, imag

To include a primary colored lithograph with "4/11 Zwei Funfergruppen in drei Farben" lower left and pencil marked "J/40"; and a pencil-signed lithograph dated '68, numbered 122/150. Larger: 29in x 21

Bruce Johnson (Pennsylvania, 1944-). Seven pencil signed unframed lithographs to include two maps on Pennsylvania, two copies of No Maintenance - Everlasting Beauty, Skiers, My Tree House, and Camping

UNTITLED (L.202; SF.210), 1976, two-color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 4/30 from the edition 30, sheet 22 x 30”, printed by George Page, published by Litho Shop, some soft handling creases

Collection of six lithographs. Includes: Daniel Serra-Badue (American, 1914-1996) two pencil signed and numbered; David Stone Martin (American, 1913-1992) two plate signed; and Roger Lyford (American)

RED HAIRED WOMAN; WOMAN WITH FLOWERS IN HER HAIR, two lithographs, each signed in pencil, numbered 198/250 & A/P (artist’s proof), the first image 27 x 19 ¼”, full margins framed 4

NUDES, 1994, two lithographs, each signed in pencil and inscribed PP, both with blind stamps, sheets 10 ¾ x 14 ¾” & 14 ¾ x 10 ¾”, frames 19 ½ x 23 ½” &

Erte (Russian, 20th C.) A framed double lithograph each depicting women deciding between two dresses. Pencil signed lower right, marked Artist's print 33/60 lower left. Each mat opening: 17-1/2in x 16

Two Alvin Carl Hollingsworth Lithographs, American 1928 - 2000, pencil signed, color lithographs on paper, includes: Don Quixote 11/375, 35" x 23". CONDITION: Very fine.

Three Child Related Lithographs, all pencil signed color lighographs, includes: two Richard Alan Smith 42 / 350 - "Out" and 51 / 325 -"Recess"; and Tito Solomoni, H.C. - "Bubble fantasy", all unframed

Two Abstract Lithographs, includes: illegibly, pencil signed 71 / 250, in grays, mauve and peach, 31" x 24", and unsigned in yellow and red dots 21 1/4" x 21 1/2" in the style of Roy Liechtenstein, un

TWO WOMEN, color lithograph, signed in pencil and inscribed artist’s proof in French, image 21 x 29”, full margins, framed with glass, mild toning in margins, otherwise in apparently good conditio

PRISON FANTASY; MOTHER & CHILD, two color lithographs, each signed in pencil, numbered 128/250 & 176/250, image 17 x 14” & 18 x 14”, both with full margins, the first framed with glass, the first

WOMAN WASHING (M.128); IDOL (M.123), 1933, two color lithographs, each signed in pencil, both from The Picture Book Series, printed by Kistler, images 8 x 6”, sheets 11 x 8 ½”; HAWAII

FASHION POSES, two color lithographs, each signed in pencil, numbered 281/300 & 287/300, Male with Circle Fine Art blind stamp lower left, inventory labels on verso, images 24 x 18” & 31 ¼ x 15 ¼�

PERSONOJE, VENUS LESPUGUE, 1967, two color lithographs, each signed in pencil, one from the numbered edition 30 and the other an artist’s proof, sheets 22 x 30", one framed with glass, the second wi