Sonia Delaunay-Terk (French, 1885-1979) and Others Group of Sonia Delaunay Ephemera, Including Articles from Junko Frank, Yaacov Agam, Horst Antes, and Other Artists, 20th century Prints on paper 12 x 9 inches (30.5 x 22.9 cm) (largest) PROVENANCE: Jacob Baal-Teshuva, New York and Paris Jacob Baal-Teshuva is an author, critic and curator whose career focused on American and European art, publishing extensively on artists such as Mark Rothko, Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder, Christo and Jean-Claude and many others. Many of the works here are signed, inscribed, drawn on or otherwise personalized by the artists, and were from the personal collection of Baal-Teshuva. Included in this lot are select pieces of correspondence between Sonia Delaunay and Baal-Teshuva, including greeting cards and postcards for upcoming exhibits; various lithographs, postcards, and exhibit brochures inscribed and signed by such artists as Junko Frank, Buky Schwartz, and Yaacov Agam; and other assorted ephemera from artists such as Christo, Herbert Ferber, and José Ortega. For a full enumeration of this lot's contents, please see the condition report. HID03101242017

The lot comprising:
4 Sonia Delaunay lithographs, two signed;
2 Sonia Delaunay Artcurial Gallery exhibit brochures, one signed;
1 Sonia Delaunay New Year's card, inscribed and signed;
1 Sonia Delaunay letter to Jacob Baal-Teshuva, embossed and signed, with photocopy of transcription of voicemail from Baal-Teshuva to Delaunay;
1 Junko Frank lithograph, inscribed and signed;
1 Junko Frank lithograph-greeting card, inscribed and signed;
1 Junko Frank artist’s statement, written by Jean Cassou;
1 Junko Frank Galerie Lambert exhibit brochure;
1 Junko Frank Japanese exhibit brochure;
1 Buky Schwartz 1974 mini-catalogue, inscribed;
1 Buky Schwartz postcard, inscribed to the Baal-Teshuvas;
1 Buky Schwartz resumé;
2 Yaacov Agam "Shalom" lithographs, with one inscribed to the Baal-Teshuvas;
2 Horst Antes Lefebre Gallery exhibit brochures, both inscribed and signed;
1 José Ortega Galerie Guiot lithograph-invitation, inscribed and signed;
1 Marilyn Sica signed artist’s proof for "Toltec"
1 Marilyn Sica Miami Museum of Modern Art brochure;
2 Jacques Lipschitz Otto Gerson Gallery exhibit brochures, two inscribed and one signed;
5 postcards for exhibits from assorted artists such as Christo, César, and Herbert Ferber.