Bill Toma (American/California, 20th Century) limited edition patinated bronze sculpture titled “Guardian” that depicts a winged dragon protecting a golden egg atop a perch, mounted on a round green variegated marble base. Doubly-inscribed “Toma,” titled “Guardian,” numbered 16/30, and dated “88” on the base. 34 1/2 in. H (bronze only) x 18 in. W x 21 1/2 in. D. 36 […]
Lot 561: 15 Disney & Warner Bros Seri-Cel Animation Prints Incl. Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse
One (1) hand-numbered Warner Bros. Looney Toons sericel serigraph and fourteen (14) limited edition Disney sericels. Warner Bros. sericel depicts Tazmanian Devil and Bugs Bunny golfing and Disney sericels depict Alice in Wonderland, Bambi, Cinderella, Donald Duck, Dumbo, Goofy, Lady and the Tramp, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Snow White, and Winnie the Pooh. Warner Bros. sericel from an edition […]
Lot 560: Charles Schulz Signed Peanuts Golf Lithograph, The Wave
Charles M. Schulz (American, 1922-2000) comic lithograph on watercolor paper, “The Wave,” c. 1994. From The Sports Series and published by United Features Syndicate. Charlie Brown holds Snoopy’s golf bag and states, “On a hole like this, I think you just have to relax and pretend the water isn’t there.” Meanwhile, Snoopy prepares to tee off […]
Lot 559: 12 John Held Jr. New Yorker Illustrations, Sports, plus 2 books
John Held Jr. (American, 1889-1958), “Outlines of Sports,” 1930, limited edition set of twelve (12) framed Art Deco era lithograph illustrations of men and women engaged in various sports including hunting, horse jumping, tennis, fly fishing, golfing, cross country skiing, parachuting, sailing, polo, boxing, waterskiing, and chess. Numbered 66/100 and signed “John Held Jr.” in ink on title plate […]
Lot 558: Jules Cheret Lithograph, Musee Grevin, Theatre Les Fantoches de John Hewelt
Jules Cheret (France, 1836-1932) lithograph advertisement poster, “Musee Grevin / Theatre Les Fantoches de John Hewelt,” 1900. Created to advertise John Hewelt’s marionette show at the theater of the Musee Grevin. A proof impression before text. Signed and dated in the stone, center right. Printed by Imprimerie Chaix (Ateliers Cheret), Paris. Ref.: Broido 471. Unframed. Laid to canvas, […]
Lot 557: Rare D’Jelmako The Canadian Metis French Acrobat Advertisement Poster
Large D’Jelmako, La Metis Canadien (The Canadian Metis) acrobat or circus lithograph poster printed by Affiches Americain, Charles Levy, Paris, late 19th/early 20th c. With D’Jelmako shown frontally in bust-length with long, braided black hair and a red bandana tied around his neck. Vignettes with various acrobatic and other feats performed by D’Jelmako including marksmanship […]
Lot 556: A.B. Frost Illustration Artwork, Man w/ Top Hat from Scribner’s, Plus Book
Arthur Burdett Frost (Pennsylvania/California, 1851-1928) watercolor and gouache on board illustration, “A Provincial Politician,” 1894. Published to accompany Octave Thanet’s article “The People That We Serve, Sketches of American Types,” Scribner’s Magazine XVI, no. 2, (Aug. 1894). A man with a mustache wears a suit and holds a tophat in his left hand. Signed in pencil, lower right. Loose […]
Lot 555: Le Costume Historique by Racinet, 6 Volumes 1888
LE COSTUME HISTORIQUE by M. A. Racinet. Paris: Firmin-Didot et Cie, 1888, in 6 volumes. First Collected Edition of Auguste Racinet’s exhaustive work on the history of clothing. Originally published individually in France between 1876 and 1888; collected in 1888 in six volumes with 500 plates. Volume I contains 12 plates; volume II 88; volume III 95; volume IV 97; volume […]
Lot 554: Poems by Abraham Cowley, 1656 First Collected Edition
POEMS by Abraham Cowley (1618-1667). London: For Humphrey Moseley, 1656. Folio, 11 in x 7 in. Bound by Riviere & Son in 19th C. full brown leather, with gilt stamped covers and spine, gilt page edges. First Collected Edition of Cowley’s Poems, notably The Mistress (1747). Also includes Miscellanies, Pindarique Odes, and four books of Davideis, […]
Lot 553: William Faulkner Go Down Moses 1st Edition, Plus Boyd Saunders Lithograph
1st Item: GO DOWN, MOSES AND OTHER STORIES by William Faulkner (1897-1962). New York: Random House, 1942. 8vo. Original publisher’s black cloth stamped in gold and red, top edges stained red; dust jacket. First Edition, First Printing of the trade issue. Contains seven interrelated stories, with “The Bear” arguably the most powerful and renowned. Book dimensions are 8 1/2 […]
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