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Irving Amen (b. 1918; Boca Raton, Flotida). See woodblock prints in Amen Gallery:
•"Laura Writing" (#99BP)
•"Prayer" (#99BI)
•"The Bird's Song" (#99CC)
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Sanda Aronson (b. 1940; New York City). "Black and White", 12½" x 20". Titled, numbered ("1/30") & signed across the bottom. $225. (#98FA) |
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Dorothy Daly Bartholomew (1908-1997; Newport, New Hampshire). We have obtained a number of prints from the estate of this hitherto underappreciated but important late American woodblock print artist. Several representative examples, listed below, can be found in our Dorothy Batholomew Gallery.
| •Let the Birds Multiply (#99ACa) |
•Head of Christ ((#99CPe) |
| •Waterfront Construction (#99ACb) |
•Little Totem (#99CPb) |
| •Across the Creek (#99ACc) |
•All the World's a Stage (#99CPc) |
| •Flowers of Gold (#99ACd) |
•Near Pop's Farm (#99CPd) |
| •St. Celia (#99AQe) |
•Near Pop's Farm (B&W) (#99AQb) |
| •To Market (#99AQf) |
•Sing to the Mountains (#99APa) |
| •Mine (#99AQh) |
•African Gazelle (#99APb) |
| •Owl (#99AQg) |
•Drying the Nets (#99APc) |
| •Owls (#99BS) |
•House Cat (#99AQa) |
| •Harbor 2 (#99CPa) |
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Carmen R. Mordecai Carnevale (b. 1909; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). "Study in Textures #4"; 8" x 7¼" (frame dimensions: 17½" x 14½"). Titled LL and signed LR. $145. (#A0GN) |
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Jerry Dadds (Contemporary; Ruxton, Maryland). "Winged Revelation"; unframed (15" x 15"). Numbered ("7/50"), titled, and signed in pencil across the bottom margin. SOLD. (#A0ET) |
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Dai Zen-Zong (Contemporary; Chinese). "Melon Field"; unframed (20" x 16). Titled, dated ("1985"), numbered ("23/100"), and signed in pencil across the bottom margin. $110. (#A2ALa) |
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James D. Havens, A.N.A. (1900-1960; Fairport, New York); 11½" x 7½". "Rout". Titled, dated ("1960"), numbered ("31/50"), and signed in pencil across the bottom margin. $350. (#A4AQ) |
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Hidayat (20th C.; Indonesian). Oceanside farm. Unusually large (30" x 23½") woodblock print by this popular Indonesian artist. Numbered, signed and dated ["(1) yat 76"] LR. $250. (#A0FC) |
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R. Hugo (20th C.; Virginia City, NV). Fourth Ward School; print on thick 16" x 12" cardstock as shown; unframed. Signed LR en bloc; numbered ("6") and titled in pencil across the bottom. $75. (#98CK) |
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Paul Jacoulet (1902-1960; French living in Japan). "Pelerinages d'automne. Isle de Sado, Japon" (Miles No. 120); 14½" x 11¾". Pencil signed with ivy leaf seal LR; published July 5, 1952 by Onodera (less than 140 impressions made). SOLD. (#C213) |
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Clifton Karhu (b. 1927; American living in Japan). "Kiyomizu Tera (Kiyomizu Temple)" ; unframed with kento notch in LL corner, 11¼" x 14". Title and publisher ("Unsodo han") indicated in left margin with signature ("cKARHU") in LL image; undated (ca. 1970s). Printed on heavy paper (11¾" x 16¼") with Unsodo "Gei" watermark in UL corner, L&R deckle edges, and minimal bottom edge. SOLD. (#A2AK) |
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A. Raymond Katz ("Sandor") (1895-1974; Chicago, IL). "The Mishna": Six original (unframed) woodcuts, based on the six principal Orders of "The Mishna" as compiled by Rabbi Judah Ha-Nasi at the end of the Second Century, titled "Seeds" (ZERAIM), "Festivals" (M0'ED), "Women" (NOSHIM), "Damages" (NEZIKIM), "Holy Objects" (KODASHIM), and "Purity" (TOHOROT). Each woodcut has a 13" x 10" image on heavy paper (18¼" x 11¾") and is titled, numbered ("62/100") and signed in pencil across the bottom. Published by Arthur Rothman Fine Arts, N.Y.C., in 1964. In hard cover folio with commentary by Charles Angoff. SOLD. (#A0BZ) |
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W. Kindred (mid 20th C.; American). Children's Day; 20" x 15½"; unframed. Signed and dated ("8/61") LR. SOLD. (#A0DT) |
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Jacob Landau (1917-2001; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). "Jefferson", 15¼" x 6" (O.D. = 20½" x 16½"). Titled, numbered ("77/250"), and signed across the bottom. $195. (#A5BS) |
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Paul Motoposhi (mid 20th C.; American). Still life; 12" x 9"; unframed. Signed and dated ("1966") LR. SOLD. (#A0AC) |
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J. Sapkus (20th C.; American). "Harbor bridge", 16" x 18". Signed and dated ("1957") LR. $125. (#98BAb) |
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Daniel O. Stolpe (contemporary; Santa Cruz, California). "Stalking Cat" is an artist's proof of a woodblock print. Unframed; signed and dated ("'90") LR; 8" x 19". SOLD. (#98BB) |
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Bryant Tikik (l. 20th C; Inuit). "Man and his country" (6" x 4"). Unframed but within a 10" x 8" matte with backing; numbered ("22/50"), titled, signed and dated ("'12/76") across the bottom margin in pencil. $95. (#A0AF) |
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Ralph Taylor (b. 1897; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). "Mother & child #2". Woodblock print under glass in attractive matching vintage frame; visible area = 23" x 11½"; ca. mid 20th C. Numbered ("1/18") LL, titled bottom center, and signed LR. SOLD. (#99DA) |
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