Ikeda Masuo Lithograph Swimming to the Window

Ikeda Masuo (New York, China, Japan 1934 - 1997) Original Japanese lithograph by Masuo Ikeda, circa 1969 titled "Swimming to the Window" from the portfolio titled "Some Town Without a Name". Litho is

A rare complete portfolio from an edition of 500. Includes a signed and numbered "Empty Sphinx" 1970, etching, aquatint, mezzotint and drypoint, numbered 496/500; 10 fine quality color lithograph plat

Masuo Ikeda (Japanese 1934-1997), Far Streetlithograph, 1970, signed in lower right, edition number 54/100 in lower left, not examined outside of the frame. Frame dimensions 24 3/4 x 32 1/2 in. From t

Masuo Ikeda (Japanese, 1934-1997) etching, mezzotint, lithograph, and drypoint print titled "Envy" from The Seven Deadly Sins. Signed and dated "73" in pencil lower right. Numbered lower left "23/60".

Masuo Ikeda (Japanese, 1934-1997) Magritte Sky (from Some Town Without a Name portfolio), 1968 lithograph signed, dated, and inscribed in pencil 22 1/2 x 18 inches.

Norman Perceval Rockwell (New York/Massachusetts, 1894-1978) signed lithograph titled "Window Washer," depicting a young man washing windows outside of an office skyscraper, flirting with a young secr

A rare lithograph "window series VII" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), artist proof 1/1, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.6"

Werner Drewes (American, 1890-1985) An abstracted lithograph titled "Swimming Waters". Pencil signed and numbered 188/210. Mat opening: 12in x 18in. Frame: 21in x 26-1/2in. | Philadelphia Metro area d

Robert Kipniss, American Born 1931, Signed Artists Proof Lithograph of Window Sill Still Life. Framed measures 24 inches x 24 inches, art measures 17 inches x 17 inches.

Artist: Ikeda Masuo (Japanese, 1934-1997) Title: Red Fuji Mountain Year: 2000 Medium: enamel printed on aluminum plate Image Size: 6.9 x 6.9 inches Sheet Size: 7.7 x 7.6 inches Catalo

Lithograph "window series VII" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/18, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.5"

Lithograph "window series III" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/20, not examined outside the frame, 14.5"x11"

Lithograph "window series X" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/20, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.4"

Lithograph "window series VIII" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/15, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.4"

Lithograph "window series II" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/20, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.5"

Lithograph "window series IX" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/12, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.4"

Lithograph "window series VI" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/20, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.5"

Lithograph "window series V" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/18, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.5"

Lithograph "window series IV" by Clinton Adams (1918-2002), ed 7/18, one tear at bottom, not examined outside the frame, 13"x9.4"

Pair of Thomas Frederick McKnight, American (Born 1941) Lithographs on Paper "Windows On Paradise" Each Pencil Signed and Numbered. Good condition. Frames: 25" x 26-1/2". Third party shipping.

KELLAR, Harry (Heinrich Keller). Kellar’s Beautiful Production / The Queen of Roses. Cincinnati & New York: The Strobridge Lith. Co., 1895. Color stone lithograph window card. 16 5/8 x 12&rdquo

MILTON GLASER (1929-2020) Angels in America. Offset lithograph window card, 559x355 mm, 22x14 inches. Serino Coyne, Inc., 1993.Poster for the 1993 premier Broadway run at the Walter Kerr Theatre, of T

Maro (Walter Truman Best). Flags of the World. Chicago: Goes Litho, ca. 1905. Horizontal color lithograph window card (37 x 13”) bearing an oval portrait of Maro, “Prince of Magic,” flanked by d

Carter, Charles. Carter the Great. The World’s Weird Wonderful Wizard. Cleveland: Otis Litho, ca. 1926. Finely detailed color lithograph window card depicting Carter in profile, summoning spirits fr