A signed abstract watercolor by Italian painter Afro Libio Basaldella (1912-1976), known as Afro. Signed “Afro” in lower right corner. Condition: very good. Minor denting and creasing to edges of painting, not impacting images. The edges of the sheet are unevenly trimmed. Slight marking to mat. Matted but not framed. Dimensions mat w 16 in x h 12 in sheet w 11 7/8 in x h 9 1/8 in. More

A signed abstract painting by Sonia Delaunay-Terk (1885-1979), a Ukrainian-born Russian artist, who played an influential role in the avant-garde movement in Paris. Condition: very good. Some age-toning visible on reverse of painting. Signature and gallery stamp on reverse. Matted but not framed. Dimensions mat w 15.75 in x h 12 3/8 in sheet w 12 3/8 in x h 8.75 in. More

A signed painting by Czech artist Pravoslav Kotík (1889-1970). Matted and framed. Condition: Very Good to Excellent. Painting in excellent condition; frame has several very small chips and discoloration in several places. Dimensions 23 x 18.25 inches. More

A signed original drawing by French artist Aristide Maillol. Maillol (1861-1944) was accepted into the Ecole des beaux-arts in 1885, where he studied under several notable painters. He subsequently joined Les Nabis, a group of young French artists, at the recommendation of Gauguin, and began working in tapestry. Failing eyesight prompted him to focus increasingly on sculpture, particularly representations of female nude figures, though he periodically explored two-dimensional media as well. Condition: good to very good. Minor chipping and closed tears to edges of sheet, none of which impact the image. Signed in lower right corner. Dimensions mat w 13.75 in x h 16 7/8 in sheet w 9 3/8 in x h 13 3/8 in. More

Signed print by Frank Brangwyn depicting a street scene in the aftermath of the London Blitz. Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956) was born in Belgium to British parents, and received his artistic training in Britain. He worked for William Morris as a young man, and like him explored a wide array of artistic media throughout his career. Though his work includes such diverse categories as glassware, furniture, and pro-British WWI posters, perhaps his best-known works are the murals commissioned by the House of Lords in 1926, later rejected by the peers, and finally acquired for the Guildhall in Swansea, Wales. During his lifetime, he was one of the world's foremost artists. He was the first living artist to receive a retrospective at the Royal Academy in London. While his reputation suffered after his death, his work has been reconsidered in more recent years, and a high-profile exhibition marked the 50th anniversary of his death in 2006. Condition: Good. Some discoloration from handling, aging adhesive, and other factors to margins, but these do not impact the print itself, or the signature. The print is mounted in an unusual way in that the edges of the sheet of paper have been wrapped around the edges of a board and glued to the back, which currently gives the print a slightly wavy appearance. This could likely be corrected if the backing were removed, which could be done with minimal paper loss. Dimensions 26 x 36.5 inches. More

A signed pencil sketch by Serge Ferat. Ferat (1881-1958) was born in Moscow, the son of a member of the Russian aristocracy. As a young man he moved to Paris, where he began painting in the cubist style. He was friends with many of the most prominent artists of his day, including Picasso and Apollinaire. Condition: very good. Light, even age toning. Matted but not framed. Dimensions mat w 14 in x h 11 in sheet w 8 in x h 5.75 in. More

An abstract watercolor by Mikhail Tarkhanov (1888-1962). Takharov was a Russian/Soviet painter who worked for various Soviet institutions, pursuing his interest in the avant-garde in secret following the 1930s ban of abstract art in the Soviet Union. Condition: very good. Edges are torn somewhat unevenly, but this appears to be original to the piece. Dimensions mat w 15.75 in x h 12.75 in sheet w 14 in x h 10.25 in. More

c 1700s. A pair of hand-colored engravings shows the original quadrangle of Jesus College above the second quadrangle ornamented with Dutch gables. Robed faculty and students stroll across the quadrangles. A capital letter marks the corners of each courtyard. Condition: very good with no apparent issues. Matted and framed; not examined out of frame. Dimensions : visible paper: w 18 in x h 18 in. More

A pencil portrait of a woman by Hungarian artist Béla Czóbel (1883-1976), signed in the lower right corner. Born in Budapest and trained in Munich and Paris, Czóbel joined an artistic group known as The Eight, who played a key role in introducing new artistic styles into Hungarian art circles. Condition: very good, with some even age toning. Dimensions sheet w 9.75 in x h 13.25in. More

A signed and numbered print titled “North American B-25B Mitchell.” The printed note below the title reads: “Taking off from the deck of U.S.S. Hornet to attack Tokyo, 18th April 1942.” The scene depicted is the launch of the Doolittle Raid, a United States Air Force attack against four major Japanese cities during World War II. All but one of the planes involved in the attack crashed in China, and several men were killed or captured. However, the mission proved that Japan was vulnerable to air attack from the United States military, and therefore meaningfully boosted American morale. The print is signed by then-Lt. General James H. Doolittle (1896-1993), who planned the attack and flew one of the sixteen B-25B medium bombers involved. Doolittle advanced two grades--from lieutenant colonel to brigadier general--as a result of his leadership in the attack, and also received numerous honors from the United States and several of its allies. Most notably, he received the Medal of Honor from President Roosevelt. In 1985, twenty-six years after he retired from the U.S. Air Force, Doolittle was advanced to the grade of full general. The print is also signed by the artist, John Young, who is known for his depictions of aviation scenes. It is dated 1978. The edition number is 705/850, written in pencil in the lower left corner. The print is matted and framed. Condition: Excellent. Slight scratching to frame and glass. Not examined outside of frame. Dimensions in frame w 22 in x h 20 in. More

A signed work in pencil, ink, and gouache by Hungarian artist Jenő Barcsay (1900-1988). Condition: very good. Some even age toning and minor waving. Dimensions mat w 11 in x h 11 in sheet w 8 7/8 in x h 8 3/8 in. More

Six chargers, each of which display similar scenes with common elements of house, water, mountains, figure. All are painted in deep blue tones. All very good with no significant issues. Dimensions: Various. Diameters are 14.5in, 14 7/8 in, 15.5 in, 16 in, 18 in, and 18 in. Heights range from 2 in to 2.5 in. More

An acrylic painting depicting a spotted faun and mother rabbit touching noses over a nest of bunnies. Painstakingly detailed to show virtually every hair on each animal. Signed and dated in lower left corner: Gerald W. Putt ‘80. The painting is matted and framed. Self-taught wildlife and nature artist Gerald W. Putt has won or placed in numerous other regional and national wildlife art competitions throughout his more than four-decade career as an artist. Most recently, he was declared the 2020 winner of the Pennsylvania Duck Stamp Competition, an award which he had one twelve times before. He has won similar competitions in other states as well, including North Carolina, Illinois, New Hampshire, and Colorado, and has been a top ten finalist many times for the Federal Duck Stamp Contest. Condition: Very Good. A well preserved ¼ in silver fish insect is between the glass and the mat near the top right corner and is not affecting either. Dimensions 33.5 x 39.5 inches. More

Print by Elisabeth Claire Tournay (1731-1773) after a painting by Pierre-Louis Dumesnil the Younger (1698-1781). Tournay was a female engraver who spent her career in Paris, where Dumesnil also worked for most of his life. A copy of this print is currently in the collection of the Musee Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris in Paris, France. Matted and framed. Condition: Very Good. The black and gilt frame shows some minor wear. Not examined out of frame. Dimensions 23 x 21 inches. More

2004. A print by Detroit-born artist John McDevitt King entitled “Lodging on Green Since 1980.” It is signed, numbered (6/35), and dated (2004). Condition: excellent. Three minor dents in lower right margin not impacting image. Dimensions sheet w 12 7/8 in x h 16 in; image w 8.25 in x h 10 7/8 in. More

A self portrait of Austrian artist Oskar Kokoschka in ink on paper, initialed in the lower right corner. Matted and framed; not examined out of frame. Condition: very good. Some separation at the corners of the frame, and some loss of material to corners, edges, and raised portions of frame. Dimensions frame w 10 1/8 in x h 12 in sheet w 3 5/8 in x h 5.5 in. More

A Tibetan thangka with mandala imagery. Very good condition, with a few small instances of minor rubbing or cracking to paint. More

A signed original print by Grace Rhoades Dean entitled “The Grist Mill.” Born in Ohio, Dean (1878-1968) spent most of her career in that state, though she and her husband, who was also an artist, studied in Munich between 1910 and 1914. Following their return to Ohio from Germany, Dean taught art classes and exhibited her work widely at regional galleries and competitions. Matted and framed. Condition: Very Good. Some age-toning, and some chipping to frame. Not examined out of frame. Dimensions 15.25 x 13.125 inches. More

An etching by Alfred Robaut based on the work of Eugene Delacroix, depicting a lion with a skull. Condition: good. Age toning and age spots; a raised stamp in the lower right corner identifies this print as the work of Robaut based on Delacroix. Matted and framed; not examined out of frame. Dimensions frame: w 11.5 in x h 9 5/8 in. More

France. An original lithograph from Les Maîtres de l’Affiche. The work of French artist Jules Chéret, Les Maîtres de l’Affiche was a subscription service that operated between 1896 and 1900, through which subscribers received a monthly curated selection of four of the finest examples of late 19th-century poster art. The posters were reproduced as lithographs at reduced scale, making them easily collected art for the masses at a time when posters were a particularly celebrated artistic medium. This poster was designed by Ethel Reed to advertise the publication of Albert Morris Bagby’s novel Miss Träumerei. Framed. Condition: Very Good. Moderate age-toning to poster; light denting and scratching to frame. Dimensions 12 x 16.375 inches. More