ZUCKER, Jacques. Lot of Two Oils on Canvas.

To Include: Three Figures, signed lower right, overall good condition, spot of paper stuck to upper left, 13" high x 9.5" wide; Figure in Atelier, signed lower right, overall good, two minor

Lot 70 Jacques Lalande French (1921-2003) Tea For Two oil on canvas (unstretched) signed lower left 25 x 29 3/4 inches Provenance: from the collection of a fourth-generation New York art gallery

(lot of 2) Jacques Zucker (American, 1900-1981), Flowers in a Blue Vase, oil on canvas, and Portrait of a Peasant Girl, charcoal on paper, each signed, largest overall (one framed): 22.75"h x 19"w

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Jacques ZuckerTitle: Handsome LadMedium: Size: 10" x 8"Framed: 14" X 12"S

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Jacques ZuckerTitle: Handsome LadMedium: Oil on canvasSize: 10" x 8"Frame

Still Life with a Pipe. Still Life - signed lower left, 14" high x 17" wide; condition: a few light scratches, otherwise good. Portrait - signed upper right, 12" high x 9" wide; co

Signed lower right. Jacques Zucker (Polish, active in America, 1900-1981). Accompanied by Claude Roger-Marx's hardcover book "Jacques Zucker" published by Editions Paul Petrides (1969). - Di

Scene. Signed lower left. Jacques Zucker (Polish/American, 1900-1981). From a Great Neck, NY estate. - Dimensions: 21.5" high x 19" wide.

Scene with Mother and Child. Signed lower right. Jacques Zucker (Polish/American, 1900-1981). From a Great Neck, NY estate. - Dimensions: 17.75" high x 21.75" wide.

Signed lower right. Lilac Gallery, New York label affixed to frame verso. Jacques Zucker (Polish, active in American, 1900-1981). From a Great Neck, NY estate. - Dimensions: 20.25" high x 16.25" wide

Field". Signed lower right. Jacques Zucker (Polish, active in America, 1900-1981). Accompanied by Claude Roger-Marx's hardcover book "Jacques Zucker" published by Editions Paul Petrides

Signed lower left. Jacques Zucker (Polish, active in America, 1900-1981). Accompanied by Claude Roger-Marx's hardcover book "Jacques Zucker" published by Editions Paul Petrides (1969). - Dim

Crossed legs. Signed lower right. Jacques Zucker (Polish, active in America, 1900-1981). From a Dix Hills, NY collection. - Dimensions: 24" high x 19.75" wide

Flower in a Vase. Signed upper right. Lilac Gallery, New York "Jacques Zucker Rediscovered" exhibition label affixed to stretcher verso. Jaques Zucker (Polish, active in American, 1900-1981). From a G

Houses. Signed lower right. Lilac Gallery, New York label affixed verso. Jacques Zucker (Polish, active in American, 1900-1981). From a Great Neck, NY estate. - Dimensions: 12" high x 22.75" wide

Signed lower right. Jacques Zucker (Polish/American, 1900 - 1981). From a Bedford, NY collector. Dimensions: 13" high x 9.5" wide. Condition: Good, area craquelure, some minor buckling to canvas.

Wedding Scenes. Dancing, signed lower right, 9.5" high x 13.75" wide; Musicians, signed lower left, 14" high x 10" wide. From a Larchmont, NY storage.

Pasture. Signed lower right and left. From a Larchmont, NY storage. - Dimensions: 6.5" high x 12.5" wide

Paris and London. Signed lower right. Site description lower right. From a Long Island, NY collection. - Dimensions: 15" high x 10.5" wide

AMERICAN / EUROPEAN SCHOOL (XX-XXI CENTURY) PAINTINGS, LOT OF TWO, oil on canvas, comprising a harbor scene with boats and ships, signed "Duval" lower left; and a still life depicting violet

Paul Shaub (American, 20th Century). A lot of two oils on canvas abstract paintings in pink and yellow. Both signed lower left and on back of canvas. 14 in x 8-1/8 in.

Miscellaneous art lot includes two oils on canvas, two photos and a drawing.

MARIE DOROTHY DOLPH (AMERICAN, 1884-1979) WYOMING LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS, LOT OF TWO, oil on canvas board (each), one depicting an abandoned building ,possibly a church or mission, in a rural setting, si

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) ALLEGORICAL PAINTINGS, LOT OF TWO, oil on canvas, each depicting a female figure, one bare breasted playing a tambourine, one with faint signature lower right. Original