Dorothy Lawrey Vorhees (NM,OH,1915-2004) watercolor

Signed Watercolor Painting by Dorothy Lawrey Vorhees 1915-2004, visual measures 8.25'' x 3.5'', framed and under glass, FYI: ''Dorothy Lawrey Vorhees (1915 - 2004) Dorothy Lawrey Vorhees was active/li

ARTIST: Dorothy Lawrey Vorhees (New Mexico, Ohio, 1915 - 2004) NAME: Taos Pueblo New Mexico MEDIUM: watercolor on paper CONDITION: Very good SIGHT SIZE: 6 x 8 inches / 15 x 20 cm MAT SIZE: 11 x 14 inc

Hughie Lee-Smith (Ohio, New Jersey, Florida, New Mexico, 1915 - 1999) A Black man on a desolate rocky coast. Signed and dated '57 lower right. Watercolor on thick paper. Comes with copy of 1958 receip

fibrated concrete; four smaller: 18 1/4 inches diameter; 8 inches high; four larger: 22 inches diameter; 10 inches high Condition: heavy weathering and wear throughout, all drilled;

fibrated concrete; Condition: with areas of heavy weathering and some wear throughout to each; approximately five have at least one hole drilled; each: approximately 25 inches diameter; ranging from 1

fibrated concrete; Condition: heavy wear and weathering to each, all drilled; each: 25 inches diameter; 14 1/4 inches high

fibrated concrete; Condition: heavy weathering and wear to each, all drilled; each: 25 inches diameter; 18 inches high

fibrated concrete; each: approximately 34 1/2 x 32 1/2 inches square; approximately 10 1/2 inches high

the first: single saucer (39 inches diameter; 23 inches high with stand); the second: pair of saucers (each: 31 1/4 inches diameter; ranging from 19 to 20 inches high with stand)

fibrated concrete; comprising one: 14 1/4 inches diameter; 25 inches high; and three: 22 inches diameter; 11 1/2 inches high; Condition: heavy wear and weathering throughout, all drilled;

fibrated concrete; comprising three measuring 25 inches diameter; 18 inches high; one measuring 25 inches diameter; 14 1/4 inches high; Condition: with wear and weathering throughout, three planters d

fibrated concrete; each: approximately 34 1/2 x 32 1/2 inches square; approximately 10 1/2 inches high

fibrated concrete; Condition: heavy wear and weathering throughout, each drilled; 17 3/4 inches diameter and 18 inches diameter; each: 31 1/2 inches high

fibrated concrete; Condition: heavy wear and weathering throughout, all drilled; comprising: one measuring 25 inches wide; 18 inches high; three measuring 14 1/4 inches high

Turned mid-century low table. 42 3/4" x 15 1/4". Provenance: Estate of Judith Skoogfors-Prip (Artist-Educator, 1934 - 2022); John Axel Prip Metalsmith, 1922 - 2009). Note: Tage Frid and John Axel Prip

fibrated concrete; the larger measuring: 31 inches wide; 31 inches deep; 15 inches high; the two smaller: 27 inches wide; 27 inches deep; 8 inches high; Condition: all drilled;

Willy Guhl (1915-2004) Pair of 'Loop' Chairs, c. 2000 fiber cement with impressed signature 'W Guhl' H 24 x W 21 x D 32 inches

William Zorach (American, 1887-1966) Waterfall, Randolph, New Hampshire, 1915 watercolor and gouache on paper laid to paperboard signed WM Zorach and dated (lower left); inscribed William Zorach, C133

Willy Guhl (Swiss 1915-2004) 15 piece orange cement and fiber modular bookcase (bibliotheque), mid 20th century, comprising of different sized cubes, marked Uralita to several. Approximate Dimensions:

Willy GUHL (1915-2004), édition Eternit AG, 1955_x000D_ Paire de fauteuils à bâti monobloc en fibrociment modèle Loop _x000D_ 53,5 x 77,5 x 77,5 cm_x000D_ *Vendu sur désignati

Willy GUHL (1915-2004), édition Eternit AG, vers 1955 Paire de fauteuils bas à assises et dossiers monoblocs en fibrociment. 52 x 76 x 55 cm Vendu sur désignation

Marguerite Thompson Zorach (American, 1887-1968) Bringing in the Hay (Mountain Farm), 1915 Watercolor on paper 11 x 14-1/4 inches (27.9 x 36.2 cm

Willy GUHL (1915-2004), édition Eternit AG, 1955_x000D_ Fauteuil à bâti monobloc en fibrociment modèle « Loop »_x000D_ 53,5 x 77,5 x 77,5 cm_x000D_ *Vendu sur d

Willy Guhl Swiss (1915-2004) puzzle planters concrete composite 6 large planters, 3 sizes, 2 each size. bold articulated design rendered in extra thin (1/4") concrete composite by architect Willy Guhl