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James Carroll Beckwith Oil Painting of Female Nude in Clouds: An oil painting on canvas by James Carroll Beckwith (American, 1852 – 1917). This ethereal image features a nude female in a slumber with flowers falling from her blonde hair, her legs draped in cloth, her body levitating against a background of clouds and blue sky. Signed at lower right. Housed in a gilt wood framed with carved leaf and berry design.

1930s Midget Car Style Racecar: A 1930s racecar. This vehicle is in the “midget car” style with a burgundy and red painted metal body, Firestone “Micro 500” Gum Dipper tires, chrome side rails, wooden shift knob, and a leather seat. The Briggs & Stratton crankcase is model 80332.

Maurice Guiraud-Rivière Bronze Sculpture "Dancing Nymph & Satyr": A bronze sculpture by Maurice Guiraud-Rivière (French, 1881–1947), titled Dancing Nymph and Satyr. This Neoclassical work depicts a bacchante dancing with a satyr, each wearing a crown of grapes, with grapes at their feet. Signed in mold “M. Guiraud-Riviere” at the base. The bronze includes a foundry seal from Etling, Paris. Mounted on a marble base.

Alphonse Mucha Lithograph Poster "Bruyère des Falaises": An Alphonse Mucha (1860 – 1939) lithograph poster titled Bruyère des Falaises (Heather from Coastal Cliffs). THe Art Nouveau poster depicts a young woman in black frock and white bonnet, her back to the viewer and facing right, with a handful of flowers. The background is composed of graphic patterns in bright colors. Signed in plate. Linen matted and framed under glass with hanging wire to back.

Marcel André Bouraine "Penthesilea, Queen of the Amazons" Bronze Sculpture: A bronze sculpture by Marcel André Bouraine (French, 1886-1948) titled Penthesilea, Queen of the Amazons, circa 1930s. The Art Deco style bronze depicts a female nude archer in a seated reclined position, with bow in hand. The bronze includes a foundry seal and marked in mold by Susse Fres Ed.ts Paris. Includes a separate base.

Maurice Guiraud-Rivière Bronze Sculpture "Bacchante": A bronze sculpture by Maurice Guiraud-Rivière (French, 1881–1947), titled Bacchante. The Neoclassical work depicts a female nude with a wide-eyed expression dancing with grapes at her feet and in a crown on her head. Signed in mold “Guiraud-Riviere” toward the front of the base. The bronze includes a foundry seal from Etling, Paris. Mounted on a marble base.

Alphonse Mucha Lithograph Poster "The Seasons": A group of Alphonse Mucha (1860 – 1939) lithograph posters titled The Seasons: Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn. The Art Nouveau prints depict females representing one of each of the season. Signed to plate. Each is lined with green velvet and framed under glass with hanging wire to back.

Mathurin Moreau Bronze Sculpture "Immortality": A bronze sculpture by Mathurin Moreau (French, 1822-1912), titled Immortality (l’immortalité) or “Orpheus Greeted on Olympus by the Genius of Fame.” The work depicts an angel descending upon a nude Orpheus, each draped only in cloth, the angel wearing a laurel crown and holding a branch over his head. Marked in mold “Moreau Math., Hors Concours” and “Copyright 1904 By Lapointe.” Mounted on a marble base.

Alphonse Mucha Lithograph Poster "Chardon de Grève": An Alphonse Mucha (1860 – 1939) lithograph poster titled Chardon de Grève (Thistle of the Shore). The Art Nouveau poster depicts a young woman in a black frock and white bonnet, facing left, with a handful of thistle. The background is composed of graphic patterns in bright colors. Signed in plate. Linen matted and framed under glass with hanging wire to back.

Emmanuel Villanis Art Nouveau Bronze Jardinière: A bronze jardinière by Emmanuel Villanis (French, 1858-1914). This sculptural Art Nouveau piece features two female nudes lounging on rocks and waves around the vessel. Imprinted “E. Villanis” to the back.

Large Scale Signed Art Nouveau Oil Pastel: A large scale oil pastel. This image features a female nude draped in a sheer cloth, one hand holding the end of the drapery and the other hand clutching a scroll. She appears to levitate above a rocky terrain with a lake and mountain in the background under a glowing yellow sky. The medium most closely resembles oil pastel from what can be gathered from observation through the hazy glass. It is signed indecipherably, possibly Edgar, and dated 1900 to the lower left. The piece is housed in a gilt wood frame with reeded column pilasters at each side and neoclassical molding at top. There are hanging rings at back.

Nagy Bronze Sculpture "Young Dancer": A bronze sculpture by artist Nagy, titled Young Dancer. The Art Deco style work, possibly the work of Franz Nagy, depicts a female nude with stylized waves in her hair in a dance pose with right knee bent and right arm draped over her head, her gaze downward. The bronze is titled, dated 1937 and signed “3 Nagy 7” to the base.