Russell Patterson (1896-1977 New York, NY)

Party scene Pen and ink on board under glass Signed lower left: Russell Patterson Sight: 11.75" H x 26.75" W

Russell Patterson (1896-1977) original pen and ink drawing Man with Secretaries. Unsigned, but with original paper label that reads "Original Drawing by Russell Patterson 1931". Measures 5" x 11.5" (i

1896. New York, NY. McMillan and Co., Publisher. 17 volumes in Very Good condition, with 21 stories. Green cloth cover books. Gold embossed title on the spine. Bindings are tight and all pages are pre

Norman Barr, Greta Berman, Emily Genauer, and Audrey McMahon. ''New York City: WPA Art, Then 1934-1943 and...Now 1960-1977.'' Catalogue. NYC WPA Arists Inc., 1977, New York, NY. Paperback.

Fritz Eichenberg. ''The Wood and the Engraver: The Work of Fritz Eichenberg.'' First Edition. Introduction by Alan Fern. Clarkson N. Potter, Inc., 1977, New York, NY. Hardbound with dust jacket.

Da Capo Press. ''Graphic Works of the American 30's.'' Da Capo Press, Inc., 1977, New York, NY. First Paperback Edition. Paperback.

Russell Patterson, American, 1896-1977, "Night Celebration, St. Paul de Vence, France", oil on canvas, signed. (RMJUN3216){WK} Measurements:16 x 20 Framed: 21 x 25.5

''Portrait of Dal'', Dalzell Hatfield, inscribed and signed lower right: To Ruth, affectionately, Russell, titled on a gallery label affixed verso, oil on masonite, 20'' H x 16'' W, est: $500/700 Prov

Woodside Sterling Company, New York, NY, 1896-1920s; with undulating, pierced floral rim and lobed body; with maker's mark, and further marked "Sterling" and "2985" 3 1/4 x 13 in. (8.3 x 33 cm.); Apro

THE X RAY OR PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE INVISIBLE AND ITS VALUE IN SURGERY by William J. Morton. Published by American Technical Book Co., New York, NY 1896. 1st edition. Original brown cloth with silver gilt

USA, 1977 printed matter 11” x 8.5” Canal Zone Intermission by Ray DiPalma; X Editions, New York, NY, 1977; scarce velo bound book with printed paper wrappers by the visual artist and poet

Tobacco in Song & Story 1896, First Edition. H M Caldwell Co., New York, NY, 1896. Hardcover. First Edition. This is a hardcover book without a dust jacket (as issued) . The cover is brown suede with

Signed lower right. Zero Mostel (American, 1915 - 1977, active in New York). From a Harrison, NY estate. Dimensions: 20" high x 16" wide. Condition: Good.

Woodside STERLING SILVER DESK TOP PEN REST Marked and Numbered 2195. size: 1.75 in. x 4.75 in. . Google: WOODSIDE STERLING CO - New York, NY, active since 1896. Succeeded in the 1920s by Richard M. Wo

Published by R. H. Russel & Son, New York 1895. Large, 17 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches oblong hardcover. And "Pictures of People", R. H. Russell & Son, New York 1896, Large 17 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches oblong.

"Giraffe Family," 1977 Color serigraph on paper under glass, Knoedler, pub., Styria Studio, prntr Edition 78/300, signed in pencil lower right: LeRoy Neiman, numbered in pencil and stamped for Styri

Pol Chambost (French, 1906 - 1983)Egg Form, 1977enameled earthenware signed and dated on the undersideheight 9 inchesProvenance: The Gloria Schiff Estate, New York, NY

acrylic on shaped canvas with wood, titled and signed and dated 1977 on the stretcher. 39 x 43.5 in. Robert Elkon Gallery, New York, NY A Private Collection of American Contemporary Art Additional hig

(American, b. 1930). 1977, serigraph in colors, edition of 3,000, published for the catalogue cover edition by Brooke Alexander, Inc., New York, NY, full sheet, 10 x 10 inches, framed; Christie's Auct

Bernard Langlais (American, 1923-1977), "New Orleans," 1960, wood relief, signed and titled verso, stamped signature lower right, gallery label (Leo Castelli, New York, NY) affixed verso, overall (wit

Edward Quigley (American, 1898-1977) "Coils: Light Abstraction" 1931. Gelatin silver print, mounted. Image: 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" Barry Friedman Ltd., New York, NY.

Lot 7 William S. Schwartz American (1896-1977) Study of an Old Man's Head (c.1920) graphite on paper signed lower left 8 1/4 x 5 3/4 inches Provenance: from a Private New York Collection

lithographic posters in color, the first printed by Russell-Morgan Print, The US Lithograph Co., Cincinnati, OH and New York, NY in 1900, the second printed by Greve Show Print Co., Milwaukee, WI, bot

Louis George Bouche (American, 1896-1969), "The Scene of the Crime," oil on canvas, signed lower right, gallery label (Krausner Galleries, New York, NY) affixed stretcher bar verso, Property of the Wo