Art, Décor & More

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Location
Chantilly, VA 20151
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Sale Starts

Wed
Jun 21
2am
2017

Sale Ends

Mon
Jun 26
8:30pm
2017

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Bruce Connor Serigraph on Paper Geometric Composition: A serigraph on paper of a geometric composition by listed artist Bruce Conner (1933 – 2008), created in 1968. This work depicts an irregular hexagon filled with deep yellow pigments suspended within aa white field. The piece is signed, dated, and numbered in graphite 21 out of a 150 to the lower margin of the composition. The item remains unframed.Robert Rauschenberg Limited Edition Offset Lithograph on Paper: A limited edition offset lithograph on paper titled Rays by well-listed American artist Robert Rauschenberg (1925 – 2008), created in 1973. Depicted is a composition with abstract shapes and a bat flying in the center of the composition. Below the bat is a deep red square that resembles a gem stone. Numbered 9 out of an edition of 95. This piece is signed and dated in graphite to the lower left. Presented behind acrylic glass within a silver tone metal frame.Milton Glaser Lithograph on Paper with Hand Painted Embellishments of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington: A lithograph on paper with hand painted embellishments of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington by listed New York artist Milton Glaser (b. 1929). Depicted is a group of figures stands in a row looking towards the sky. Fireworks are being set off and form portraits of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. This piece is signed in plate to the lower center. Work is presented unframed in a white mat.John Ihle Limited Edition Intaglio Print on Paper "Cry Wolf": A limited edition intaglio print on paper titled Cry Wolf by American artist John Ihle (1925-2002). This abstract print is divided into an area with an orange background on the left and an area with a red background on the right. Jagged, splotchy forms occupy the composition, featuring erratic delineations and splattered designs throughout. The print is signed by hand in graphite to the lower right margin, titled to the lower center margin, and numbered 3 out of an edition of 20 to the lower left margin. It is presented on cardboard backing under a white mat; the work remains unframed.Thomas Hart Benton Limited Edition Lithograph on Paper "County Politics" 1973: A limited edition lithograph on paper titled County Politics by famed American painter and artist Thomas Hart Benton (1889-1975), executed in 1973. Depicted in Benton’s familiar American Regionalism style is a small town scene with a small gathering taking place in the foreground. Four men stand in a semi-circle presumably discussing the politics of the town and county they reside in. Behind the is a domed-top government building and surrounding landscape of the region. Signed to the lower right in graphite. Edition of 250 notation to the lower left. View window below the print provides a short biography for Benton. Presented with a white mat.Kim Dorland Acrylic Painting on Canvas "Untitled (Yellow 3)": An acrylic painting on canvas titled Untitled (Yellow 3) by listed Canadian painter Kim Dorland (b. 1974), created in 2009. Depicted is an abstract composition of yellow and black tones. Horizontal lines through the composition give the appearance of four registers. Dorland is known for her modernist paintings. Signed to the verso in graphite and titled in felt marker. The work remains unframed.John Ihle Artist's Proof Color Etching on Paper "Milkwort": An artist’s proof color etching on paper titled Milkwort by American artist John Ihle (1925-2002), created in 1962. This work features three maroon rectangular sections filled with various shapes, explosive designs, and erratic arrangements. Black splatters, splotches, and irregular hatch marks fill the abstract composition. The work is dated and signed by hand in graphite to the lower right margin, titled to the lower center margin, and marked “A/P” to the lower left margin. It is presented under white matting in remnants of a protective plastic sleeve; the work remains unframed.Dmitry Sandjiev Oil Painting on Linen Canvas "The Cracked Time": An oil painting on linen canvas titled The Cracked Time as part 4 in the series The Shooting of Buddha by listed Russian artist Dmitry Sansjiev (20th-century), created in 2002. Depicted in a sort of “cracked” appearance as the title would suggest, the work features a methodical composition of continuous, random lines in the form of cracks. A dark, silhouette form appears in the center of the canvas with sporadic circular forms throughout. Signed and dated in ink to the lower right. Inscribed to the verso with informative labeling in both Russian and English, again signed. Presented without glass, float mounted in a box frame.Signed Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper of Abstract Composition: A signed limited edition serigraph on paper composition of sky fractions. Depicted are two rows of wedge shapes depicting different sky elements including birds, rainbows, and an airplane. Numbered 2 out of an edition of 20. Signed illegibly by hand in graphite to the lower left. Presented behind acrylic glass in silver-tone metal frame.Limited Edition Lithograph on paper "Fable": A signed limited edition lithograph on paper titled Fable. Depicted is a school of fish swimming towards a blue leaf. Labeled as an artist’s proof to the lower left. Titled in graphite to the center margin and signed illegibly by hand to the lower right. Presented without glass in a linen liner.Jill Krementz Black and White Photograph of a Young Girl: A black and white photograph of a young girl by listed American photographer Jill Krementz (b. 1940). Depicted is young girl with an exuberant smile standing in front of a hazy Christmas tree. The work remains unsigned, unmounted and unframed. Inventory numbers to the verso read, “8-112/ 100/ #9-59.”M. Siguel Watercolor on Paper "Paris Place De La Concorde": A watercolor on paper titled Paris Place De La Concorde by M. Siguel. Depicted is a public square in Paris France with The Fountain of River Commerce in the foreground surrounded by figures. In the background, is the Luxor obelisk. This piece is signed in paint and titled in graphite to the lower left. Presented behind acrylic glass in a wooden frame with a linen liner.Rennie George Black and White Photograph on Paper "Hands": A black and white photograph titled Hands by Rennie George. The image depicts a close up to a pair of hands, revealing signs of age. Unsigned by the artist. Presented behind acrylic glass, beneath a white mat, housed in a silver-tone frame.Offset Lithograph Poster Portfolio "Games of the XXIII Olympiad Los Angeles 1984": An offset lithograph poster portfolio titled Games of the XXIII Olympiad Los Angeles 1984, produced by Knapp Communications Corporation. Featured are thirteen prints depicting various summer Olympic games including horse racing, swimming, track, and field. The prints were produced by various artists including Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997), Robert Rauschenberg (1925 -2008), Jennifer Losch Bartlett (b. 1941), David Hockney (b. 1937), Carlos Almaráz (1941-1989), John Baldessari (b. 1931), Billy Bengston (b. 1934), and Lynda Benglis (b. 1941), Jonathan Borofsky (B. 1942), Richard Clifford Diebenkorn (1922-1993), Sam Lewis Francis (1923-1994), April Greiman (b. 1948), Jayme Odgers (b. 1939), Martin Puryear (b. 1941), Raymond Saunders (b. 1934), and Garry Winogrand (1928-1984). The works are signed by hand in the lower right or left corner. A COA from the publisher is included in the portfolio. Works presented Ken Beckles Black and White Photograph "Man/Woman": A black and white photograph titled Man/Woman by Ken Beckles. The image depicts a close up of an embracing couple with adjacent faces, gazing to their right. Unsigned. Presented behind acrylic glass, beneath a white mat, housed in a silver-tone frame.

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