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Lot 48
Graham, Lumley SCENES FROM THE 1851 - 2 - 3 KAFFIR WAR London: Dickenson Brothers, 1854 First edition. Image 1 - Bearer party carrying corpse of a dead officer. Image 2 - The burial "I am the Resurrection and the Life" sayeth The Lord, handcoloured lithograph. Appropriately framed: both in one frame in cut out mount, a fine example - no foxing. These prints are of extreme rarity. The hand-coloured lithographs are from "Sketches by Two Officers of the 43rd Light Infantry" publ. 1854.
Lot 49
Graham, Lumley SCENES FROM THE 1851 - 2 - 3 KAFFIR WAR London: Dickenson Brothers, 1854 First edition. Image 1 - Officers Pack Horses in Patrol order. Image 2 - Kafir Women and Children outside their conical hut, hand-coloured lithograph. Appropriately framed. both in one frame in cut out mount, a fine example. No foxing. These prints are of extreme rarity. These hand-coloured lithographs are from "Sketches by Two Officers of the 43rd Light Infantry" publ. 1854.
Lot 47
Graham, Lumley KAFIR AND HOTTENTOT WAR PARTY 1851 - 2 - 3 KAFIR WAR London: Dickenson Brothers, 1854 First edition. A panoramic view with detailed portrayal of renegade Hottentot members of the CMR who had joined forces with the Xhosa. Appropriately framed. This hand-coloured lithograph was from "Sketches by Two Officers of the 43rd Light Infantry" publ. 1854.
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Lot 197
Heading: Author: Butterfield, C[ortland] (American, 1904-1977)Title: Group of 1 signed color lithograph and 2 signed printsPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1960'sDescription: Two 14x11" black and white lithographs from drawings (limited to 200 copies) and one 30x22" color lithograph from a painting of a nude woman from behind (limited to 150 copies). Together, 3 lithographs. Each signed by the artist on the bottom margin.Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Slight soiling and other very light wear; near fine or better.
Lot 94
Heading: (Lithographs)Author: Title: Large gathering of original lithographs, woodcuts, etc. from Verve, Derriere le Miroir and other illustrated works, including artworks by Kandinsky, Klee, Dali, Chagall, Picasso, Miro, and othersPlace Published: Various placesPublisher:Date Published: mid 20th centuryDescription: Approximately 75 lithograph, wood- and linoleum-cut illustrations, etc. Most color, various sizes, several double pages. Removed from various mid-century illustrated books and periodicals. An impressive selection of original lithographs, woodcuts, etc., from leading artists of the 20th century including Hans Arp, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee. Andre Derain, Fernand Leger, Salvador Dali, Marc Chagall, Max Ernst, Joan Miro. etc. Quite suitable for framing. Most show signs of removal from their original publication along one edge or at the folds in the case of the multi-page illustrations; very good and better overall. Offered as is.
Lot 17
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Selbstbildnis (Self-portrait)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1946Description: Original lithograph. Image size approximately 31.5x26.5 (12½x10½"), on larger sheet, 38x30 cm (15x11¾"). Tipped to matting. No. 34 of 90 copies. Signed and numbered in pencil in the lower margin. The first plate from Beckmann's 1946 portfolio Tag und Traum (Day and Dream). Gallwitz 289; Hofmaier 357. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information. A bit toned overall, small faint stain in lower margin, tape and tape residue at edges on rear; very good.
Lot 84
Heading: Author: Van Dongen, KeesTitle: Two original color lithographs from La Revolte des AngesPlace Published: ParisPublisher:Date Published: 1951Description: Includes: "Fille sur le lit avec les liras croises." "La Rêve de Satan." Together, 2 color lithographs. Images approx. 23x23 cm (9x9") on leaves 36.5x28 cm (14½x11"), with printed text at bottom and on verso, wove paper. Each numbered in pencil, 100/210. The first lithograph heads the first page of chapter 11, the second that of chapter 35.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Slight toning to paper, very good.
Lot 111
Heading: (Chagall, Marc)Author: Title: Two issues of Derrière le Miroir featuring lithographs by Marc ChagallPlace Published: [Paris]Publisher:[Galerie Maeght]Date Published: [1977, 1981]Description: Includes: Derrière le Miroir No. 225. 24 pp. loose in illustrated wrappers, as issued. (Folio) Illustrated with color and b&w plates by Chagall, including one folding lithograph. [1977]. Derrière le Miroir No. 246. Unpaginated, sheets loose in illustrated wrappers as issued. (Folio) Illustrated with color and b&w plates by Chagall, including one folding lithograph. [1981]. Text in French. Some wear and soiling to wrappers, bump to head of spine of no. 225; interiors clean; very good.
Lot 31
Heading: Author: Daskaloff, GeorgiTitle: "The Artist" - color lithographPlace Published: No placePublisher:Date Published: No dateDescription: Original color lithograph, 31x21 cm (12¼x8¼") sight, plus margins. Overall 44x34.5 cm (17¼x13½"). Georgi Daskaloff (Bulgarian, 1923-2005), studied as Sofia University. He defected to the west in 1960, living for a time in Paris before moving to New York. Daskaloff's work is held in many public collections including the British Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. A touch browned at edges; near fine.
Lot 9
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Die Kranke (The Sick One)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1920Description: Lithograph. Image size approximately 18.5x16 cm (7¼x6¼") on a larger sheet, approximately 29x23 cm (11½x9"), tipped to card backing. Signed and titled in pencil at bottom. Plate 6 from a portfolio accompanying the book Stadtnacht (City Night) by Lili von Braunbehrens (1921). Glaser 147. Gallwitz 141. Hofmaier 170. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information. Lightly worn, a touch browned; near fine.
Lot 46
Heading: Author: Grosz, GeorgeTitle: Franz Jung gewidment - Plate 46 from Ecce HomoPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1923Description: Offset lithograph. Impression size 30x21.5 cm (11¾x8½") on a larger sheet, approximately 36x26.5 cm (14¼x10½"). Tipped to matting. One of 50 signed copies on wove paper. Signed in pencil at lower right. Plate 46 from Grosz's 1923 portfolio of 100 lithographs, Ecce Homo. This print from the Deluxe portfolio edition, limited to fifty copies with each print signed.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information. Mounting tape at top edge on rear; near fine.
Lot 100
Heading: (Artists Equity)Author: Title: Improvisations. Spring Fantasia Masquerade BallPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Artists EquityDate Published: 1950Description: Four preliminary leaves and 51 original lithograph advertisements by noted artists. 31x23 cm (12¼x9") color lithograph wrappers, plastic comb binding. No. 1773 of 2000 copies. First Edition. Rare fund-raising work from the first year of this annual event that ran from 1950 through 1958. Conceived by Julio de Diego as a medium for advertisers in sympathy with the ideals of Artists Equity Association. The artists were granted complete freedom of expression by the advertisers and the result is a unique collection of lithographs. The artists include Max Beckmann, Milton Avery, Chaim Gross, Reginald Marsh, Raphael Soyer, Ben Shahn, and many others. Light wear to extremities, faint crease at top edge of front cover; near fine.
Lot 6
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Das Theaterfoyer (The Theater Lobby)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1922Description: Lithograph on wove paper. Image size approximately 50x40 cm (19¾x15¾") on larger sheet, approximately 68x53 cm (26¾x20¾"). Tipped to matting. No. 83 of 100. Signed at numbered in pencil at the bottom. Sheet 8 from the portfolio Berliner Reise 1922 (Trip to Berlin, 1922). Glaser 188; Gallwitz 189 b; Hofmaier 220 B. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Edges untrimmed, light toning and matte-burn; near fine.
Lot 42
Heading: Author: Gropper, WilliamTitle: The PerformancePlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: c.1955Description: Lithograph. Image size approximately 35.5x25 cm (14x9¾") on larger sheet, approximately 41x31 cm (16¼x12¼"), tipped to foam core backing. No. 27 of 50 copies. From the Capriccios Portfolio. Signed, titled, and numbered in pencil in the lower margin. Light matte-burn; very good.
Lot 93
Heading: (Lithographs)Author: Title: Large gathering of original lithographs, woodcuts, etc. from Verve, Derriere le Miroir and other illustrated works, including artworks by Chagall, Picasso, Matisse, Leger, and othersPlace Published: Various placesPublisher:Date Published: mid 20th centuryDescription: 45 lithograph, wood- and linoleum-cut illustrations, etc. Most color, various sizes, several double, triple, or quadruple pages. Removed from various mid-century illustrated books and periodicals. An impressive selection of original lithographs, woodcuts, etc., from leading artists of the 20th century including Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Alexander Calder, Georges Braque, Max Ernst, Wassily Kandinsky, Fernand Leger, Joan Miro, etc. Quite suitable for framing. Most show signs of removal from their original publication along one edge or at the folds in the case of the multi-page illustrations; very good and better overall. Offered as is.
Lot 27
Heading: Author: Calder, AlexanderTitle: Two Moons (Les Deux Lunes)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1974Description: Lithograph in colors on paper. 75x110 cm (29½x43¼"). No 56 of 75. Signed in pencil at lower right. A colorful depiction of two expressive moon faces. Alexander Calder (1898-1976), American sculptor, painter, and printmaker, perhaps best-known as the originator of the "mobile", kinetic or moving sculpture of amorphous shapes painted in bright primary and secondary colors that were delicately balanced on long arching rods that responded to slight air currents. He began with motorized movement but quickly allowed his creative to move in a free-form movement which was given the name "mobiles" by fellow artist Marcel Duchamp. Calder later was able to transform this into large static sculptures, called "stabiles," a term given by artist Jean Arp. He also mastered two dimensional representation in his paintings and prints. The bright colorful shapes are in a delicate balance on the flat surface. Calder comes from a line of American sculptors with his grandfather producing the large statue of William Penn which serves as the steeple for the Philadelphia City Hall. His works are in every major museum throughout the world including the National Gallery in Washington, MOMA, the Louvre, etc. Sold unframed. Frame available for cost of shipping. Fine.
Lot 190
Heading: (Villon, Jaques)Author: Eluard Paul & Rene-JeanTitle: Jacques Villon ou L'Art Glorieux: Il Construit un Tableau, Un Epi, Une Rose, Un Visage, Un Seine Nu - With original drawing and inscribed photographPlace Published: ParisPublisher:Louis CarreDate Published: [1948]Description: 61, [5] pp. Illustrated with 7 lithographic plates and 8 pen & ink drawings printed by Mourlot Freres. (4to) yellow stiff printed wrappers, original glassine, beige board slipcase. One of 1800 copies. This copy contains an additional laid in lithograph signed and numbered (12/50 [?]) by Villon in pencil. Also laid in is a photograph of Villon, inscribed and dated by him in 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reis. Bernard Reis was the director of the Marlborough Gallery in New York, and the executor of the estate of Mark Rothko . Additionally, tipped in the front of the volume is an original pen drawing inscribed by Villon to the Reis family and dated: "Paris, 20 September, 1950." Fair amount of wear and soiling to case, splits along edges, light wear to wrappers and glassine; some offsetting to pages; very good.
Lot 109
Heading: (Buffet, Bernard),Author: Mourlot, Fernand, compilerTitle: Bernard Buffet: Lithographs 1952-1966Place Published: New YorkPublisher:Tudor Publishing CompanyDate Published: [1968]Description: 177, [4] pp. Preface by George Simenon. Two original color lithographs by Buffet, signed, laid-in front and back cover pockets, with 66 color plates and 11 original color lithographs by Buffet (including the original color lithograph wrapper made by the artist specially for this publication). (Folio) 32x25 cm (12x10"), original color lithograph wrappers in beige cloth chemise, slipcase. Deluxe Edition, No. 21 of 125 printed on Velin d'Arches paper executed on the press of Fernand Mourlot. Splendid collection of works by the French figurative painter and printmaker, famous for his anxiety-ridden images of angular figures and stark cityscapes. Scarce Deluxe Edition. A few small bumps to fore edge of slipcase, wrappers lightly edge worn with one small closed tear; interior fine; overall near fine.
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Lot 45
Heading: Author: Grosz, GeorgeTitle: Ehepaar [Silbernehochzeit] (Married Couple [Silver Wedding])Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1922Description: Lithograph. Image size approximately 49.5x33.5 cm. No. 19 of 40 copies. Signed and numbered in pencil at the bottom.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. A bit browned, lightly wrinkled; not examined out of frame; very good or better.
Lot 104
After H.R.H the Prince of Wales, Overlooking Wadi Arkam, Asir Province, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a pencil signed limited edition lithograph, 67/100 with certificate, in blue presentation box, After H.R.H. Prince Khalid Al-Faisal Al-Saud, Mountain Sunset 1, Asir Province Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a pencil signed limited edition lithograph 67/100 with certificate, in blue presentation box (2)
Lot 277
§ Massimo Campigli (Italian, 1895-1971) Girl in a hat signed lower right in pencil "Campigli '44" lithograph 34 x 23cm (13 x 9in) The Estorick Collection have confirmed that the present lithograph is not in the Campigli catalogue raisonne and is therefore a new discovery. Possibly with some hand-colouring.
Lot 608
A 19th century coloured lithograph showing the Ladies College and High School, Beech Lawn Leamington 43 x 57 cm in gilt frame, together with an unframed early 19th century caricature watercolour drawing of a scene at a ball 31 x 39 cm, and also together with Kwan-Yin, the Buddhist Madonna and Child, including a coloured print of a K'ang-hsi period porcelain figure of the Madonna and Child from the collection of Tsang Jen-Tshie
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