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| 310 |  |
SPIDERMAN SUPER STORIES #16 KID COLT ORIGINAL ART: Image Size 13 1/2'' x 10 1/2'', Page #1 penciled by Winslow Mortimer, inker Mike Esposito, writer Jim Salicrup, encased in mat and frame, 27'' x 21''. | 225 |
| 315 |  |
MOORE, Benson B., (American, 1882-1974): 2 Etchings, ''Magnolia Warblers'', 9 1/4'' x 7 1/2'' sight size, pencil signed, edition of 30, original label verso, framed, 15'' x 13''; ''Tufted Titmouse'', 10'' x 8'', pencil signed, edition size of 35, original label verso, framed, 16'' x 14''. | 200 |
| 325 |  |
JANSEN, Leo, (American, 1930-1980): 2 Female Nude Oils/C, 24'' x 20'' each, signed, framed, 31'' x 27''. Jansen was a highly collected painter of portraits and nudes, and reportedly was commissioned by Playboy Magazine to paint the monthly Bunny. On each canvas verso exists a signature, stamp and fingerprint of the artist, as well as serial/inventory numbers. | 1700 |
| 326 |  |
JONSON, K., (American, 20th C.): Nude Self Portrait, Oil/C, 24'' x 20'', signed, framed, 31'' x 27''. | 475 |
| 330 |  |
3 SALVADOR DALI DIVINE COMEDY WOOD ENGRAVINGS: ''Giants'' (Inferno 31), 10'' x 7 1/8'', ''Envy'' (Purgatory 15), 10 1/8'' x 6 5/8'', ''Dante's Men Doubt'' (Paradise 7), 9 3/4'' x 7 1/2'', all signed in the plate, all bearing blindstamp of editor J. Estrade, framed within a single gilded fine frame, 26'' x 45'', Park West Gallery certificates for each included verso. | 550 |
| 331 |  |
DALI, SALVADOR, (Spain, 1904-1989): The Chef, (Earth Goddess), Lithograph on Japon, 27'' x 19'' sight size, pencil signed, numbered I 11/150, Dalart Blindstamp, full size with margins 29'' x 21 1/4'', reverse taping in upper margin, fine framing, 36'' x 28''. Referenced in ''The Official Catalog of the Graphic works of Salvador Dali'' by Albert Field, 1996 as Figure 80-5 on page 186. | 800 |
| 335 |  |
PALMIERI, Frank, (American, 20th C.): Pair of Oils; a young boy discovering the wonder of water, and a portrait of a beautiful young woman, 10'' x 12'' (16'' x 18'' with frame) and 12'' x 16'' (17'' x 21'' with frame) respectively, both pieces are signed. | 150 |
| 350 |  |
HOBBS, Morris Henry (American 1892-1967): Pair of Etchings, ''Mexican Village'' A Century of Progress'', 5 1/2'' x 4 1/4'' and ''The Black Forest'' A Century of Progress, 6 1/4'' x 4 3/4'' full size with margins, both pencil signed and dated 1934, matching frames, 12'' x 10 1/2''. Both mats have sporadic spotting from foxing, Mexican Village has several faint spots on print, neither are glued or laid. | 160 |
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