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Lot#1, CARTUNES ON PARADE, EPOXY RESIN AND COMPOSITE, CAR SCULPTURE, 2005, H 7', W 3'6", L 7', "LISTEN TO THE RHYTHM OF THE FALLING RAIN"'Cartunes On Parade was the 2005 merger between Detroit, Michigan and Windsor Ontario artists interpreting the melding of the automobile and music, resulting in 150 sculptures created by individual artist from both cities. Sculpture artists Judith and Bob Peebles designed this lot entitled: 'Listen To The Rhythm Of The Falling Rain' and depicts a small blue car with applied stylized raindrops on the body, a clear acrylic cloud with angled rain sheets landing on the roof of the car. . Originally displayed at the Detroit Renaissance Center in Downtown Detroit in 2005. Also displayed at the southeast Michigan 'Dream Cruise' in Detroit in 2012 and the Ann Arbor 'rolling sculpture' in 2012. Perfect object d'art for the corporate lobby or municipal common area.

Lot#2, BEN M. FORTUNA (AMERICAN 1919-2004), OIL ON CANVAS, 1966, H 88", W 71", GEOMETRIC PSYCHEDELIC COMPOS.Modern oil in red, blue and black psychedelic image. Signed lower right and not framed. Ben Fortuna, 1919-2004. Mr. Fortuna was an artist and a designer with a wide range of experiences from which he drew his uniquely innovative creations. Mr. Fortuna received a Master of Arts degree in industrial design and studied for some time under the visual artist, John Carroll. During World War II he was part of the Engineering Corps, focusing on camouflage work. Later he became Vice-President of the American Precision Products Company where he was in charge of Styling and Product Design. He was also associated with Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc. as a stylist for all fabrics. In 1953, Mr. Fortuna began his own business as a consultant specializing in fabric and industrial design, color and architectural interiors. Mr. Fortuna drew upon his industrial design expertise and united it

Lot#3, BEN M. FORTUNA (AMERICAN 1919-2004), OIL ON CANVAS, 1964, H 48", W 71", MODERN.Signed upper right. Ben Fortuna, 1919-2004. Mr. Fortuna was an artist and a designer with a wide range of experiences from which he drew his uniquely innovative creations. Mr. Fortuna received a Master of Arts degree in industrial design and studied for some time under the visual artist, John Carroll. During World War II he was part of the Engineering Corps, focusing on camouflage work. Later he became Vice-President of the American Precision Products Company where he was in charge of Styling and Product Design. He was also associated with Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc. as a stylist for all fabrics. In 1953, Mr. Fortuna began his own business as a consultant specializing in fabric and industrial design, color and architectural interiors. Mr. Fortuna drew upon his industrial design expertise and united it with his paintings (circa 1946-1980) which have been referred to as organized abstrac

Lot#4, BEN M. FORTUNA (AMERICAN 1919-2004), OIL ON CANVAS, H 50", W 38", PSYCHEDELIC COMPOSITION.Multi-colored psychedelic image. Signed lower right. Not framed. Ben Fortuna, 1919-2004. Mr. Fortuna was an artist and a designer with a wide range of experiences from which he drew his uniquely innovative creations. Mr. Fortuna received a Master of Arts degree in industrial design and studied for some time under the visual artist, John Carroll. During World War II he was part of the Engineering Corps, focusing on camouflage work. Later he became Vice-President of the American Precision Products Company where he was in charge of Styling and Product Design. He was also associated with Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc. as a stylist for all fabrics. In 1953, Mr. Fortuna began his own business as a consultant specializing in fabric and industrial design, color and architectural interiors. Mr. Fortuna drew upon his industrial design expertise and united it with his paintings (circa

Lot#5, BEN M. FORTUNA (AMERICAN 1919-2004), OIL ON CANVAS, C. 1960'S, H 72", W 52", PSYCHEDELIC COMPOSITION.Signed lower right. Ben Fortuna, 1919-2004. Mr. Fortuna was an artist and a designer with a wide range of experiences from which he drew his uniquely innovative creations. Mr. Fortuna received a Master of Arts degree in industrial design and studied for some time under the visual artist, John Carroll. During World War II he was part of the Engineering Corps, focusing on camouflage work. Later he became Vice-President of the American Precision Products Company where he was in charge of Styling and Product Design. He was also associated with Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc. as a stylist for all fabrics. In 1953, Mr. Fortuna began his own business as a consultant specializing in fabric and industrial design, color and architectural interiors. Mr. Fortuna drew upon his industrial design expertise and united it with his paintings (circa 1946-1980) which have been referred

Lot#6, EDWARD WORMLEY FOR DUNBAR, LOUNGE CHAIR & OTTOMAN, C. 1957, MODEL #5761.Designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, circa 1957, model no. 5761. Includes a tall-back lounge chair with matching ottoman. Dunbar label featured at the underside of the ottoman {see additional photo}.

Lot#7, MILO BAUGHMAN (1923-2003) FOR THAYER COGGIN SCOOP LOUNGE CHAIR, C. 1960.Original tufted naugahyde upholstery, raised on wrought iron supports. Original label underneath (see additional photo). Measuring H. 29" x 26 3/8". Depth 24 1/2" at the legs.

Lot#8, ATTRIBUTED TO MILO BAUGHMAN SCOOP SETTEE, C. 1950-60, H 28" L 50"Tufted upholstery, raised on wrought iron supports. No labels. Measures H.28 1/4" x 50". Circa 1950 to 1960.

Lot#9, ART DECO DAYBED, C. 1935, L 73", PROBABLY KEM WEBER FOR LLOYD MFG. CO.Bright yellow vinyl upholstery, raised on tubular chrome supports. Measures L.73" x 26". Karl Emanuel Martin Weber (1889-1963) designer for the Lloyd Corporation (a division of Heywood-Wakefield), circa 1930-1935 .

Lot#10, GEORGE NELSON & ASSOCIATES CATENARY LEATHER CHAIRS, C. 1964, SET OF 4, HERMAN MILLER.George Nelson and Associates for Herman Miller, Catenary chairs, model no. 6380, upholstered in black leather, and raised on chrome-plated steel bases. Featuring, "Designed by George Nelson, Herman Miller, Zeeland, Mich" paper labels at the undersides. Measuring H. 29" x 29 3/8", circa 1963-1968.

Lot#11, GEORGE NELSON & ASSOCIATES, CATENARY COFFEE TABLE, C. 1964, H 15", W 36" SQ., HERMAN MILLER.George Nelson & Associates for Herman Miller, Catenary coffee table, model no. 6371. Raised on a chrome-plated steel base with a square glass top. Measuring H. 15" x 36" x 36", circa 1963 to 1968.

Lot#12, STYLE OF JOE COLOMBO LAMINATE & CHROME POKER TABLE & CHAIRS, C. 1967, FIVE, H 28" W 32",Including a poker games table designed by Joe Colombo for Zanotta, circa 1967, having a laminate wood top, raised on chrome steel legs, measuring H. 28" x 32" x 32", marked at one of the legs {see additional photos}. Together with 4 mid century modern swivel armchairs, in the style of Joe Colombo, unmarked.