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101
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian (two)
DIPTYCH (N.2), 1980, a pair of
color screenprints, each signed in pencil and inscribed A/P, there were thirty
artist’s proofs
aside from the numbered edition 250,
published by Mirage Editions and printed by Jeff Wasserman with blind stamps in
the lower margins, image 17 x 16 ¼”, full margins, framed with glass.
Provenance: Galerie Michael, Beverly Hills. (2)
In apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $400/800
Starting Bid $200
102
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
JOAN COLLINS (N.16), 1982,
color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered 84/150, published by Mirage
Editions, sheet 36 x 28”, framed.
In apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $500/1000
Starting bid $250
103
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
CLEO (N.18), 1983, color
screenprint, signed in pencil and inscribed A/P, there were fifteen artist’s
proofs
aside from the numbered edition 90,
published by Mirage Editions, image 30 x 36”, framed.
Creases and printer’s creases throughout, small pale discoloration above lip,
otherwise in apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $300/600
Starting Bid $150
104
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
MOTHER EARTH’S PARIS (N.5), 1979, color screenprint poster, signed in pencil,
numbered 119/250,
published by Mirage Editions,
sheet 25 x 17”, framed.
Creases lower left, a crease lower right, otherwise in apparently good
condition.
Auction Estimate $200/400
Starting Bid $100
105
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
SHADES (N.24), 1982, color screenprint poster, signed in pencil, inscribed A/P,
there were thirty artist’s proofs
aside from the numbered edition 250,
published by Mirage Editions
sheet 25 ¼ x 30 3/8”.
Surface soiling, surface scuffs, surface speckles, a few soft handling creases,
some small, accretions, otherwise in good condition.
Auction Estimate $200/400
Starting Bid $100
106
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
GALERIE MICHAEL (N.28), 1982,
color screenprint poster, signed and dated in pencil lower left, published by
Mirage Editions, sheet 25 x 18”, framed with glass. Acquired directly from
Galerie Michael.
In apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $100/300
Starting bid $50
107
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
DYANSEN 57 (N.31), 1983, color
screenprint poster, signed and numbered 18/250 in pencil, published by Mirage
Editions, sheet 25 x 18”, framed with glass.
In apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $100/300
Starting bid $50
108
Patrick Nagel
(1945-1984) Californian
SILVER SUNBEAM (N.9), 1979,
color screenprint poster, signed in pencil and inscribed A/P, there were thirty
artist’s proofs
aside from the numbered edition 250,
published by Mirage Editions, sheet 25 x 17”, framed with glass.
In apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $200/400
Starting Bid $100
109
LeRoy Neiman
(1921-2012) American
AMERICAN GOLD (K.II.42) (Los Angeles Olympics), 1984, color screenprint, signed
in pencil, numbered 387/600, image 28 x 42”, full margins, framed.
Hairline vertical cracks mainly lower left, otherwise apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $500/1000
Starting bid $250
110
Don Nice
(b. 1932) New York
TROPICAL PUNCH, 1994, color lithograph, signed and dated and titled in pencil,
number 7/50, sheet 29 x 45”, framed.
In apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $300/600
Starting bid $150
111
Leonardo Nierman
(b. 1932) Mexican
CIUDAD DE CRISTAL (Crystal City), 2001, acrylic painting on Masonite, signed
lower right, 95 x 44”, framed; Together with a hardbound 1996 Exhibition
Raisonne from Museo Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte, pen signed and dated
1997 on the frontise page, text in Spanish, and a soft-bound catalog.
Provenance: La Kae Galleries, acquired directly from artist.
Small scuff line at center, some tiny nick at edges, otherwise in good studio
condition.
Auction Estimate $4000/8000
Starting Bid $2000
112
Leonardo Nierman
(b. 1932) Mexican
SHIPWRECK (Night), circa 1990, acrylic painting on Masonite, signed lower left,
23 ½ x 31 ½”, framed; Together with a hardbound 1996 Exhibition Raisonne from
Museo Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte, pen signed and dated 1997 on the
frontise page, text in Spanish, and a soft-bound catalog. Provenance: La Kae
Galleries, acquired directly from artist.
In good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $1500/2500
Starting Bid $750
113
Leonardo Nierman
(b. 1932) Mexican
FIREBIRD, finely woven wool tapestry, signed lower right, weavers mark lower
left, 84 x 56”; Together with a hardbound 1996 Exhibition Raisonne from Museo
Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte, pen signed and dated 1997 on the frontise
page, text in Spanish.
In good condition.
Auction Estimate $1000/3000
Starting Bid $500
114
Leonardo Nierman
(b. 1932) Mexican
CITY OF GLASS, acrylic painting on Masonite, signed lower left, 35 ½ x 48”,
framed; Together with a hardbound 1996 Exhibition Raisonne from Museo
Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte, pen signed and dated 1997 on the frontise
page, text in Spanish, and a soft-bound catalog. Provenance: La Kae Galleries,
acquired directly from artist.
In good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $2000/4000
Starting Bid $1000
115
Leonardo Nierman
(b. 1932) Mexican
SHIPWRECK, acrylic painting on Masonite, signed lower right, 23 ½ x 31 ½”,
framed; Together with a hardbound 1996 Exhibition Raisonne from Museo
Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte, pen signed and dated 1997 on the frontise
page, text in Spanish, and a soft-bound catalog. Provenance: La Kae Galleries,
acquired directly from artist.
In good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $1500/2500
Starting Bid $750
116
Leonardo Nierman
(b. 1932) Mexican
(seven)
VOLCANIC FURY; COSMIC WIND, a pair of color giclée prints, each signed in
pencil, numbered 200/200 and 280/1000, sheets 14 ¼” x 12 ½” and 15 ½ x 13”;
Together with two United Nations first issue stamps designed by the artist;
Together with two Museo Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte exhibition posters,
each 35 ½ x 25 ¾”, both shrink-wrapped; LA KAE Exhibition poster, 1993, signed
and dated, 37 x 25”,; Together with a hardbound 1996 Exhibition Raisonne from
Museo Universitario Contemporaneo De Arte, pen signed and dated 1997 on the
frontise page, text in Spanish. (7)
The last poster with some minor discoloration and soft handling creases in
margins, otherwise all in good condition.
Auction Estimate $200/300
Starting Bid $100
117
Oyster Pirates: Shawn Webber, Jason Wheatley, & Sri Whipple
(20th/21st Century) American
PANDORA’S PLIGHT, oil painting on canvas, signatures not found, inscribed “Some
Pandora” on verso, 48 x 72”, gallery tag identifying artists on verso. Original
provenance: Varnish Fine Art, San Francisco.
Artist’s repair lower left, a few hairline scratches, otherwise in good studio
condition.
Auction Estimate $6000/8000
Starting bid $3000
118
Louis Pecou
(20th Century) French
MORNAC SEUBRE, 1983, oil painting on canvas, signed lower right, signed and
dated and titled on verso, 18 x 25 ½”, framed.
Minor surface soiling, otherwise in good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $200/400
Starting Bid $100
119
Tom Perkinson
(b. 1940) New Mexico
PINK VASE, oil painting on canvas, signed lower right, 24 x 28”, framed.
In good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $300/600
Starting Bid $150
120
Tom Perkinson
(b. 1940) New Mexico
AUTUMN (Native American Camp), 1981, oil painting on canvas, signed and dated
lower right, 24 x 30”, framed.
In good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $400/800
Starting Bid $200
121
Tom Perkinson
(b. 1940) New Mexico
WINTER, 1985, color pastel on paper, signed and dated lower right, 31 x 30”,
framed.
Arching crease and buckle along left side, otherwise in apparently good studio
condition.
Auction Estimate $300/600
Starting Bid $150
122
Tom Perkinson
(b. 1940) New Mexico
MESA VILLAGE, 1978, color pastel and watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower
right, 22 x 33”, with framed with glass.
In apparently good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $400/800
Starting Bid $200
123
Tom Perkinson
(b. 1940) New Mexico
STANDING NATIVE AMERICAN FIGURE, 1981, watercolor on paper, signed and dated
lower right, 30 x 20”, framed.
In apparently good studio condition.
Auction Estimate $200/400
Starting Bid $100
124
Pablo Picasso
(1881-1973) Spanish
AVANT LA PIQUE (B.946; Moma
26), 1959, color linocut, signed in pencil, numbered 22/50, image 6 ½ x 8 ¾”,
full margins, framed.
Mild toning, colors attenuated, otherwise in apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $6000/9000
Starting bid $3000
125
Pablo Picasso
(1881-1973) Spanish
LA PLONGEUSE (B.1322), 1932,
etching with collage, signed in pencil lower right, plate 5 3/8 x 4 ½”, full
margins, framed.
Some toning in margins at mat, otherwise in apparently good condition.
Auction Estimate $5000/10,000
Starting bid $2500
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