Four 20th C. framed pieces, the first a Mid-Century colored block print, "Star," Artist's Proof, ed. 5/69, abstract geometric pattern depicting central star, titled, indistinctly signed and edition number pencil inscribed in lower margin, some waving and toning to paper, frame with surface scratching, right border partially disconnected, ss: 24 ½" h. x 20 ½" w.; Kenneth Larson (Connecticut, b. 1947), "The Old Normal School, 62nd Edition", July 1973, lithograph, stylized depiction of New Britain, CT public school constructed in 1881, site of one of first American kindergartens, pencil signed "K.A. Larsen" and inscribed along bottom margin, matted and framed without glass, ss: 24" h. x 20 ¼" w.; along with two post-war works: Charles Culver (American, 1908-1967), "Preliminary Sketch for 'Raccoons'", 1948, pencil drawing on paper, signed "C. Culver" and dated lower left, with title along lower margin and notes in pencil throughout, museum label verso, toning, ss: 7 7/8" h. x 11 ¼" w..; along with block print attributed to Dudley Vaill Talcott (American, 1899-1996), seated man and lanky waitress at diner bar, signed in stone "DVT" lower right, two lateral creases, light toning, loose in frame, ss: 10 5/8" h. x 8 1/8" w., all framed, none examined out of frame. [Sold to benefit the acquisition fund of the New Britain Museum of American Art. PROVENANCE: Artwork formerly included in the NBMAA Study Collection.]