Sun 40-80 % off C Below Lundy Living architect artist & Estate Anstis Lundy Artist

DISCOUNTS 

Discounts 

ART 

Victor Lundy

1st Piece  50% 

2nd Piece  60% 

3rd Piece   70% 

4th Piece   80% 

Anstis Lundy 

1st Piece  40% 

2nd Piece. 50%  

3rd Piece  60% 

4th Piece  70%

Art  - 

Posters    

1st Piece  40% 

2nd Piece. 50%  

3rd Piece  60% 

4th Piece  70%

Rolled Art  TBT 

Other Signed Artists 60-80 % off

CLOTHING 

80% off 

All Else ( there are a couple exceptions )

50-80% off 

REASONABLE OFFERS ABSOLUTELY CONSIDERED 

BUYOuts Considered on large Groups

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THE BIO’s  

     ART - by Victor Lundy  ( living Estate 101 years Young ) Art / Sculptures

Art - by Anstis Burwell Lundy - you will be blessed to get a piece of her art offered at this Estate Sale 1924 - 2009

By Ballroom Marfa 

EXHIBITION in 2006 

Victor Lundy  |  Antis Lundy

The Art and Architecture of Anstis and Victor Lundy, curated by art advisor Suzanne Dungan focused on the ground-breaking architectural works of Victor Lundy, the watercolor paintings of Anstis Lundy, and the interplay between the two.

Born in 1923, Victor Lundy graduated from the Harvard School of Architecture where he studied under Walter Gropius. In 1965, he was one of five architects who traveled to Moscow in connection with the federally-sponsored Architecture U.S.A. exhibit. (Others were Louis Kahn, Robert Venturi, Paul Rudolph, and Charles Eames.)

Victor Lundy’s work on view includes the design of the U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka, the U.S. Tax Court Building in Washington, DC, and the Spaceflowers structures featured at the 1965 New York World’s Fair, among others. He designed the first architect-designed inflatable building for the Atomic Energy Commission and pioneered the use of the catenary cable suspension system in architecture.

Anstis Lundy began painting seriously in 1970 after pursuing a successful career in architectural drafting. Her Art World Jokes series appropriates Pop Art images while other still life compositions feature mundane objects such as light bulbs or toast elevated to iconographic status. Anstis Lundy is represented by the Moody Gallery in Houston.

Anstis  began her art training in Paris at the Cours Fenelon in 1939. In 1940, she continued her studies at the Cleveland Institute of Art and finished in 1943, at the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts. During World War II, she worked as draftsman on top-secret projects for the U.S. Army. After the war, she settled in the San Francisco Bay Area. On a trip West in 1947, Anstis visited Aspen, beginning a lifelong love for the town, and moved there in 1958. She quickly became involved in the art scene there and befriended many of the artists and writers who congregated there after the war. Her love of the West and affinity for the sophisticated and free-thinking spirit of Aspen continued throughout her life. In 1955, she met her husband, Victor Lundy, a well-known modern architect, who was a speaker at an AIA Convention in Monterey, Calif. Friends joked that “the Irresistible Object had met the Immovable Force.” They were married Sept. 19, 1960 in New York City.

It was Anstis who introduced Victor to her beloved West. In 1974, Victor designed and built a studio/house in Aspen’s West End. It was one of the first truly modernist houses in Aspen and is now considered a masterpiece. Its conception and construction was a brave gesture by Anstis and Victor and represented their response to the beauty of Aspen.

She was one of the founding teachers at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center and taught watercolor there for nine years  introducing  the wonders of the medium to countless students.

Anstis resumed painting seriously in her 50s, after her two sons were grown and after she and Victor had moved to Houston, Texas. She studied watercolor at the Glassell School of Art with Arthur Turner and was reinvigorated with possibilities of the medium. Anstis fell in love with Houston and she and Victor eventually built and house and studio in Bellaire as well as renovating a house in Marfa, Texas, well known there as “The Rock House.” She continued refining her work and had her first show in Aspen at the Patricia Moore Gallery in 1982. In 1984, she began showing at the Moody Gallery in Houston alongside her friend and former teacher. Her love of painting and art in general was eclipsed only by her gift for communicating the subtleties of her personal life and beliefs through the technically difficult medium of watercolor. She quickly became known as a master watercolorist and subsequently had shows of her work in the Evelyn Siegel Gallery in Fort Worth, Katerina Rich Perlow Gallery in New York City, The Aspen Institute in Aspen, The Monticello Fine Arts Gallery in Fort Worth, Ballroom Marfa (with husband Victor) to name a few. She was represented by the Moody Gallery and had ongoing exhibitions there. Between 1982 and 2004, she had 18 solo exhibitions throughout the country and approximately 10 group exhibitions.

Anstis’s love for her work and her love of her many family and friends was legendary. She had a generosity of spirit and radiance that permeated her life and those around her. Her ability to express beauty through her work and through her love and loyalty to her family and friends leaves a legacy that will continue forever.

WE ARE Extremely excited to be doing the sale and wanted to share - information.

Vintage Clothing 

Brooks brothers, Giorgio Armani, Ellen Fisher,

Ellen Tracy, Calvin Klein, Anne Klein, DKNY, Emmanuel, banana republic, Bloomingdales, J.Crew, Carol Horn, Jones New York, Donna Karen, max studio, Eddie Bauer

Furniture 

Antique hand carved teak, caned settee

King-size mattress and box springs

Antique English Mahogany With inlay chest of drawers 

Antique hand carved four post canopy bed with curved rails 

Antique solid mahogany chippendale tilt top tea table C.1875

Antique Oak And Elm Wooden Armchair With Cane Seat

Maitland Smith small chest with drawers and writing pull out

Early 19th Century Bamboo Turned Chairs With Rush Seats

Chippendale style American oak and bamboo turner chair 

Black neo classical chair with cane C.1820

Kartell Louis Ghost Modern Clear Dining Armchair by Philippe Starck  plus we have the art that was started ( amazing combo )

Pair of Vintage chairs by Robert Haussmann ( 2 sets) 

Philadelphia Savery-Type Queen Anne Tiger Maple Rush Seat Chair

Antique Vintage Imperial Mahogany Grand Rapids 3 Tier Table Claw Feet COA Rare

Vitra Herman Miller Lobby chair by Charles Eames ES105 C.1970’s

Vintage teak bookcase by Børge Mogensen, Denmark 1950 one owner   SOLD 

Mid-Century Modern Oval Dining Table by Florence Knoll, 1960s one owner 

Tallboy gentlemen dresser by Westnofa Denmark SOLD 

Jaipuri Rajasthani Indian Beautiful  Painted Cabinet

China/Glass/Decor/Collectibles 

Vintage Meiselman 15" White Crane Bird Green Ceramic Figure Italy lamp 

CCLC vintage  wicker basket with divider and lid 

Papier-mâché and wood hand painted horse with base. 

Japanese vintage paper umbrella collection 

Christian Tortu

Extremely Rare Cantilevered Style Teak & Brass World Globe 

Vintage Porcelain Japanese Studio Plate Blue Green Celadon Glaze Incised Floral

Vintage MMA Metropolitan Museum of art blue and white pottery catch all bowl w/lid

Vintage ARABIA Finland White Pink Red FLOWERS Transferware 

MARGHAB Madeira Embroidered Jacaranda trees

Vintage Paul Mayen habitat globe 

Qajar Pottery Vase Urns 

CB2 pedestals 

Staffordshire 

talavera mexican pottery 

Vintage travertine pedestals beige 

Pedestals 

Cube pedestals travertine, marble, concrete

Antique wooden betel nut box Asian 

Mid 20th century Torito de Picará antique painted terracotta 

saxe altenburg porcelain

CHINESE CANTON CELADON GROUND FAMILLE ROSE PAINTED WITH BIRDS & BUTTERFLIES

Antique 18th century Chinese Export Porcelain Plate Famille Rose French Market

Limoges 

Lalique 

allertons 

Fitz Floyd 

Ironstone 

Majolica

Nuppenglas

Vintage Riihimaki Aimo Okkolin amethyst Vase, Art Glass, Rare signed

Vine Green

by BORDALLO PINHEIRO

Superb Large Antique South Indian Kerala dowry boxes

Ocumichu Ceramic 

Antique Chinese Export Famille Rose Canton 

Ocumichu

Black clay 

Churches 

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Coal port rice bowl 

Antique coconut scraper  beaver / otter with baby 

Randy Strong Art Glass Iridescent Cobalt Pulled Feather Vase - Signed & Dated

Hong Kong China Qianlong Qing Dynasty Birds Butterfly Butterflies Plate 

Assassin dagger

Vtg numerous  Mexican Folk Art Pottery Mission Churches 

Antique Japanese Kawara Onikawara Rooftop Ornament

Dogon antique door lock Japanese Inlayed box with Japanese lock jewelry box? 

Antique Tools 

Antique fishing Gig 

Vintage Sampson Tool MFG Machinist Tool 7" Outside Spring Calipers

Art

Original Art by Victor Lundy 

Original Estate Art by Anstis Burwell Lundy

Arthur Turner - Marsh Fritillary

Arthur Turner - Golden Flyer

Arthur Turner - Camp Creek Image

Arthur Turner  - Coiled Hunter 10/15

Arthur Turner - Ritual Chant 10/15

Arthur Turner - Earth Riddle 4/10

Bill Steffy - Untitled

Angie Kistsch - Untitled

large Balinese Ubud Batuan figural folk art painting with absolutely incredible detail throughout. 56” x 49” framed

Mary Fraser landscape 

Large Indian Pichhavai Painting, 19th Century

37” x 58”

Thai/Indonesian watercolor 95” x 30”

Clay Pre Columbian Seated Male with Club

Clay Pre Columbian Standing Male

PRE-COLUMBIAN Peru CHANCAY FIGURE

PRE-COLUMBIAN Peru CHANCAY bi-chrome Amphora Vessel, ca 1200-1470

Antique Timor Message Drum

Large Vintage Kota Ossaybe Folk Art Figurative Brass Guardian Sculpture/Tribal

Balinese wooden Gong/Drum

Handmade vintage quilt, African or Middle Eastern 

BOOKBINDING CLAMP, ANTIQUE WOODEN SCREW BOOK BINDING FINISHING PRESS

Moroccan jewelry box inlaid 

Sterling

Vintage Antique Primative tools 

Moroccan 

RUGS

1960s Vintage Turkish Handmade Rug 

Jewelry - see Photos being added to this sale!