Mary Callery, American 1903-1977, Sons of Morning, Lithograph

Mary Callery (American, 1903-1977) A Group of 19 Studies including acrobats, 1944-1955 various media on paper signed and dated (13) largest: 30 3/4" x 22 3/4"

MARY CALLERY (American, 1903-1977) BRONZE 4" X 4" SCUPTURE ON BASE. SIGNED. THIS ARTIST HAS MULTIPLE LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURES DISPLAYED IN MULTIPLE CITIES.

MARY CALLERY (American, 1903-1977) BRONZE UNSIGNED BRONZE 5 1/2" LENGTH. AFTER A LARGE SCULPTURE IN A MAJOR CITY.

Maxim Gottlieb (American 1903-1977)- The Village Thief- lithograph, 1940, signed and titled in pencil. 7 x 9 3/8''

Max Kahn (American, 1903-2005) Two Color Lithographs. 'Swift in the Moonlight' and 'Morning Run', one with woodcut, each pencil signed lower right, titled, and numbered 8/12 and 13/31. Provenance: Fai

James Abbott McNeill Whistler (American 1834-1903), The Long Gallery, Louvre Lithograph, signed with the butterfly, 8-1/2 x 6-1/2 inches

R.C. Gorman (American, 1932–2005) signed lithograph, 1977, signed lower right, Navajo Lady, 21 x 28 inches, framed- 27 x 34 inches

R.C. Gorman (American, 1932-2005) Untitled. Seated Indian woman, Lithograph on paper. 1977, Pencil signed & numbered 38/70 22" x 30"

Gene Kloss (American, 1903-1996), "Morning After Snowfall" - circa 1947, drypoint etching on paper, signed in pencil lower right, titled lower left. Framed approx. 18.12" x 22.62", sight approx. 10.5"

Robert Gwathmey (American, 1903-1988) color lithograph, 1978. signed in pencil lower right and numbered 3/300 in pencil lower left. Bears label for Terry Dintenfass Gallery. [Art: 29 1/4" H x 21 3/4"

Jonas Wood (American, b. 1977) offset lithograph published for the "Shio Kusaka Jonas Wood" exhibition at the Voorlinden Museum & Gardens, Wassanaar, The Netherlands, Septh 30, 2017- January 7, 2018.

Watercolor and graphite on paper by Howard Warshaw (American, 1920-1977); titled Morning- Okinawa; signed, and dated '64; Provenance: Felix Landau Gallery, Los Angeles; Landau family colle

(lot of 2) Albert Hirschfeld (American, 1903-2003), Kabuki, lithographs in color, each pencil signed lower right, each from edition of 275, overall (with frame/largest): 44"h x 34.5"w

Lot 60 Mary Obering American (1937-2022) Morning News (1982) mixed media (gold leaf, tempera, gesso) on board signed verso 48 x 72 x 3 inches unframed Provenance: From the Corporate Collection of BNP

George Tooker (American, 1920-2011), "Voice," 1977, lithograph, pencil signed lower right, stamped lower right, edition E.P.I., sheet: 21"h x 18"w, overall (with frame): 21.75"h x 18.75"w.

Thomas Hart Benton (American, 1889-1975), "Morning Train," lithograph, pencil signed lower right, signed in plate lower right, Associated American Artists label affixed verso, image: 9.25"h x 13.5"w,

Two: Albert Hirshfield (American 1903 - 2003) "Charlie Chaplin" Lithograph, edition 29/200 Signed lower right Hirshfield 22 1/2" x 15 1/2" "Charlie Chaplin, The End" Lithograph, edition 28/200 Signed

Hirschfeld, Al (American, 1903-2003), Cheers, 1990, lithograph on paper, signed and numbered 48/110, printer's blindstamp lower left, full sheet 20.5 x 26.5 inches, floated in a frame 22.5 x 29 inches

Al Hirschfeld, American (1903-2003) Signed & Numbered Lithograph. "Judy Garland in Concert". Pencil Signed Lower Right & Numbered 424/525 on Lower Left. c.1960's or 70's. In Original Frame Under Glass

William Gropper (American, 1897-1977), "The Boss," lithograph in colors, pencil signed lower right, titled on mat, edition 6/30, overall (with mat): 20.25"h x 15.25"w

William Gropper (American 1897-1977), circa 1935, lithograph depicting a conductor and an orchestra performing, editioned 47/125 at lower left, signed at lower right, framed under glass. Approx. sight

Beck & Jung (Swedish, Holger Backstrom, 1939-1997 and Bo Ljungberg, 1939-2007) "Morning Bell" Lithograph / Collage. Numbered (26/150) and titled lower left. Signed and dated (1978) in ink lower right.

Charles Henry Alston (American (New York), 1907-1977). "Untitled", lithograph on cream wove paper, signed within matrix lower right. Scarce lithograph by the noted African American abstract expression

Adja Yunkers (American/Latvian, 1900-1983), Pueblo, 1977, lithograph in colors, pencil signed lower right and dated, titled lower left, edition: 7/70, image: 28"h x 21.5"w, overall (sheet/unframed): 3