Inventory #: SC-10540

Maker: Arthur Elliott
Vivid 23.5" by 20.5" framed seascape watercolor by listed artist, Arthur Elliott. Elliott worked as an animator for the Disney Studios until WWII. After the war, in 1949, he established a studio in Paris and then in 1957 relocated to Italy. He had many solo exhibitions in Paris and Rome and on the S.S. Andrea Dorea in 1954. He returned to California in 1983 where he passed away. From his estate and signed on the verso by his widow. In excellent condition.

Inventory #: SC--10918

Maker: Chaim Gross

Fabulous terracotta sculpture, "Mother and Child" by Chaim Gross, 1/8, signed and dated 1963. Sculpture measures 11.5" in height and 14.5" in length. Gross was born in what is now the Ukriane and came to the United States in 1921 and studied under Robert Laurant and Elie Nadelman.  His work can be found in many public installations throughout the United States and in museum and private collections, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Smithsonian.

 

Inventory #: SC-10615

Maker: David Bryce

From sculptor David Bryce a wonderful 21" H by 13" W by 13" D terra cotta pigmented statue titled, "Intrigue". Bryce has been a featured artist in numerous galleries and exhibitions nationally. In excellent condition. Additional shipping charges may apply.

Inventory #: SC-10511

Maker: Georges Augsbourg
Two 14.5" by 13" framed prints from the portfolio of drawings of Serge Lifar (1905-1986), principal dancer and choreographer of the Paris Opera ballet, circa 1920s- 1930s. These prints come from the book, "Serge Lifar" by Georges Augsbourg (1902-1974, Swiss). Only 500 copies of this book were published.

Inventory #: SC-10554

Maker: Georges Schreiber

Charming 17.5" by 21" framed limited edition lithograph, "Circular Motion" signed in pencil by noted American artist, Georges Schreiber. It was printed in an edition of 250, circa 1945. Schreiber was born in Belgium in 1904 and moved to New York in 1925. His work is featured in major museums including the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of Art. In excellent condition.  Original price $495.00

Inventory #: SC-10415

Maker: Harry E. Thompson
Matted and framed black and white woodblock, 'Webster Birthplace', signed in pencil and in the block by listed artist Harry E. Thompson, circa 1950s. Image size 4.75" by 5.75". Framed size 11" by 11". Minor foxing in the margin. In otherwise excellent condition. Thompson exhibited with the National Academy of Design, the Smithsonian and the California Society of Etchers, amongst others. He died in New Hampshire in 1968.

Inventory #: SC-10638

Maker: Hutschenreuther Keramik

Striking mid-century lamp designed by Renee Neue for Hutschenreuther Keramic, circa 1970. Rewired for the US. In excellent condition.