Three (3) Thomas Pradzynski (Poland/France, 1951-2007) vividly colored serigraphs depicting Parisian street scenes, from Fentres de Paris deluxe edition, 1997, ed. 133/150. 1st-2nd items: Serigraphs on black paper entitled "Chez Nicole" and "Josette Fleuriste," signed and editioned in lower margins. Both housed under conservation glass in gilt and black frames with black textile mats and […]
Lot 665: 2 Carl Von Hanno Paintings, Harbor Scene & Construction Site
Two (2) Carl Von Hanno (Norway/France, 1901-1953) oil on board paintings. 1st item: Maritime scene painting featuring multicolored architecture and a ship moored at harbor. Signed "Carl V. Hanno, 1950" lower right. 2nd item: Genre painting depicting two male laborers at a construction site, additional buildings visible in the background. Signed "Carl V. Hanno" lower […]
Lot 664: 3 Works on Paper Incl. Weisbuch, Puvis de Chavanne, & After Michelangelo
1st item: Claude Weisbuch (French, 1927-2014) lithograph entitled "La Visite De Saskia," 1977, depicting Saskia, Rembrandt's wife, on a visit to an artist's studio while a painter, likely Rembrandt, works at right. Signed lower right and numbered 234/250, lower left. Housed under plexiglass in a gold metal frame. Sight: 20 3/4" H x 29 1/2" […]
Lot 663: Continental School Pastel Portrait of a Young Aristocrat, possibly a Baron
Continental, possibly French, pastel half-length portrait drawing of a young aristocratic man wearing a powdered wig and blue uniform, 18th or 19th century. With illegible old label affixed to verso, possibly reading "Francois Louis…"…"Baron de…" Housed under glass in a painted and giltwood frame. Sight: 12 7/8" H x 10" W. Frame: 15" H x […]
Lot 661: Edward Deanes Watercolor, Two Girls Reading
Edward Deanes (United Kingdom, fl.1860-1893) watercolor painting on paper depicting two young girls seated together and reading from a book or magazine. Inscribed on backing "Watercolour Drawing, / Date 1882, By / Edward Deanes (Eng. Sch.) / (See Benezit) / Mounted in Museum Rag." Housed under glass in a speckled giltwood frame with double ivory […]
Lot 662: English School O/C Portrait of a Gentleman
English School oil on canvas half-length portrait of a gentleman in black coat and white tie. He holds a pair of glasses in his right hand and a book lies open to his left. Unsigned. Percy G. Beer, Southsea, Hampshire, England dealer's label affixed to back of stretcher. Housed in a likely later painted and […]
Lot 660: Forest Landscape Oil on Panel
Oil on panel woodland landscape depicting a shadowy, tree-lined path that bisects the composition. Unsigned. Housed in a giltwood frame with ornate corners. Sight: 9 1/8" H x 11" W. Frame: 16" H x 18 1/4" W. Probably European, late 19th or 20th century. PROVENANCE: A Kentucky estate. CONDITION: Minor scratches to upper left and […]
Lot 659: Jacques Deveau Beach Scene Painting
Jacques Deveau (1937-*, France), oil on canvas painting, seaside scene with figures and dog enjoying a day at the beach with striped cabana in foreground. Signed lower right: "J. Deveau". Framed in a molded gilt frame with mitered corners and white linen liner. 35 1/2" W x 23 1/2" H, Framed – 42"H x 30"W. […]
Lot 657: Carlo Cherubini O/C Equestrian Painting, ex-Wally Findlay
Carlo Cherubini (Italy, 1890-1978) oil on canvas painting depicting a Paris horse racing scene with trotting horse attached to a sulky driven by a jockey in the foreground. Other figures, horses, and a loosely painted landscape are visible in the background. Signed and dated 1962, lower right. Housed in a mottled, white-washed wooden frame with […]
Lot 658: Herbert Curcuru European Landscape O/C
Herbert Curcuru (French, 20th century) oil on canvas European village scene painting depicting trees framing in the buildings and structures, signed lower right: "Herbert Curcuru", dated and illegibly titled verso, "Entree De Mar… / 2000-4", Housed in a giltwood and painted frame with mitered corners, a white linen liner and gilt fillet. Sight: 15 3/8" […]
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