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Artwork

I-175-M

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Large
Vintage
Original Charcoal Portrait
23-1/2" x 17"

Drawn "from life".
Original frame and backing boards.

Signed: Vickery

I-812-V

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Vintage
Original Color Woodcut
"Shy Veery" by James Haven
8-3/8" x 7-7/8"

Pencil signed and dated, 1949, by James Dexter Haven, member of The Prairie Print Makers.

M-754-M

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Rocking Chair Sculpture
after Henry Moore
11.9" high x 12.0" long x 4.2" wide at the arms

Cast steel/iron, with rich black patina. After Moore's Rocking Chair series of the 1950's

Original Watercolor
after Winslow Homer
"Long Branch, New Jersey"
image: 9-1/4" x 13-1/2"

Original Etching
Versailles Le Temple de l'Amour
Titled and pencil signed.

Glass Sculpture
by
ICET Arte Murano
6" high

Glass sculpture in the form of a lovingly embracing couple. Formed of translucent black glass in the body, rising to transparent gray glass heads.

I-670a-S

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Original Wood Engraving
Fritz Richter

The Ramsau parish church in Berchtesgaden

Pencil titled, signed, and matted.

I-639-S

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Original Etching
Storm

Ship's pitching deck in a storm.

Pencil signed and numbered.

I-788-T

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Original , Color, Stone Lithograph
"Circus" - printed in Paris
by Emil Weddige - (1907-2001)

Artist's proof.

Pencil titled and signed.

Professional Grade
Print Racks

Welded, square, heavy gauge, one inch steel tubing with powder electrostatic, scratch resistant paint. Ribbed rubber print bed.

I-774-T

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Original Color Lithograph - 1927
George Canning Wales
"American Ships X. Frigates Constellation 38 and Boston 28, 1800."

Pencil signed and numbered.