Milwaukee Handicraft Project , (American, 20th

Milwaukee Handicraft Project, (American, 20th century), WPA Handicraft Project #740 (a group of 6 works), color prints on linen, largest 16" x 17.5"

WPA Milwaukee Handicraft Project block printed fabric banner, depicting a circus scene. Signed Warren along the lower center, for Barbara Warren (American, 1915-2005). Inkstamped "WPA Handicraft

Manner of Candida Hofer, empty room photograph, Alyssa Miserendino (American, 20th/21st c.), Milwaukee, c. 2004, from the "Our World Insideout" project, photographic print, unsigned, 17.5"squ. (sight)

MILWAUKEE WPA HANDICRAFT PROJECT Three folios of textile samples, Milwaukee, WI, ca. 1935-42: Volume I: Surface Patterns, Volume V: Motifs, and Volume VI: Supplement; Block-printed linen, heavy card s

Milwaukee WPA Handicraft Project Blockprinted Textile Sample Book, 1940s THE FIRST Book of 12 WPA block-printed textiles. The book is titled: Applied Design Blockpri

Gary Kuchin (American, 20th Century) The Gesture Project #15, #19, and #25. Three acrylics on board, each signed en verso, titled, and dated 1990 or 1991, in artist's frames Each: 18" x 18" Frames: 25

A Dixie Purvis (American, 20th /21st C) abstract oil on panel titled "His Project = My Job" painting in distinct colors of red and blue. Signed and dated 2004 on verso with gallery label. SHIPPING Atl

American, 20th century. A "Welcome Home" pressed board cutout hung from street lights commemorating the 1957 Milwaukee Braves World Series Victory, with the iconic Indian holding a baseball bat while

Lauren Sammon (American, 20th Century) Kawakami, Cast resin on steel. H: 64 W: 57 D: 24 1/4 in. Cleveland Public Art Project.

American, 20th Century. A WPA museum extension project diorama depicting Native American weavers; ht. 8.5, wd. 12.5, dp. 10.5 in.

American, 20th century. Two Lionel toy train locomotives, a single Milwaukee road and Pennsylvania Little Joe electric trains, both in original boxes. Overall good condition.

Carl Sande (American, 20th C.) Art Pottery, Signed Size: 4.5'' x 14'' x 14'' (11 x 36 x 36 cm). Provenance: The Robert L. Pfannebecker Collection. Artist Biography: Carl Sande was born in Milwaukee an

Steve Hoorigan (American, 20th Century) Purple Art Glass Vase Height 6 x width 5 1/2 depth 5 inches. Origin: Property from the Collection of Audrey A. Mann, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

David Burke (American 20th c.)- ''East Side Powerhouse''- lithograph, 1930's, signed and titled in pencil, stamped' New York City WPA Art Project', very good condition. 12 x 17 3/4''

Grace Luse (American 20th c.) ''Pilgrim Family''- cast slip ceramic, ca. 1936, signed Grace Luse at base, titled and annotated 'Ohio Art/ Project/ Cleveland O' interior, minor craquelure in glaze. 10'

David Feinstein (American, 20th century), "Delegation," c. 1936, lithograph, pencil signed lower right, initialed within the plate lower right, titled lower center, stamped, "Federal Art Project, NYC

Harry Moeller - American 20th Century - American Bald Eagle Color Lithograph after the Original Painting residing in the Private Collection of The First National Bank in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Artist Si

American, 20th century. A group of full sheet American stamps, lot includes A US Postage, U.S. Man in Space Project Mercury 4 cent, Architecture USA 15 cent Renwick, Robert R. Kennedy USA 15 cent, Mar

The "Urban Imagery Project" is a conceptual art collaboration between Pascal Giraudon (French, 20th century) and Steven Lowy (American, 20th century). Art titled and copyright 1992 lower left, signed

H.D. Woolley (American, Early 20th Century). Original oil painting on canvas. A WPA Federal Art Project style work in a sweeping Southwestern American landscape with red rock, juniper, cactus, and oth

American School, lithograph, American School, (late 20th c.), "The Project", lithograph, edition 19/25, signed illegibly lower right, 12"h x 13.75"w (sight), 19"h x 20.5"w (framed)

Dorothea Lau (American, b. 1916-20th century). Color lithograph on paper titled "Evening in the Gateway," ca. 1930s. Depicting a scene from the Minneapolis Gateway District during the Great Depression

Dorothea Lau (American, b. 1916-20th century). Color lithograph on paper titled "Vegetable Market," ca. 1930s. Signed in pencil along the lower right. Titled and numbered 25/25 in pencil along the low

V/L1NUS SP4CEHE4D/V, 2012 Synthetic polymer, spray paint, paper and tape on panel Signed, titled and dated verso 33.5" H x 33.5" W Provenance: Western Project, Los Angeles, CA The Blake Byrne Co