This is our last auction of the year, over 400 lots on this auction, all lots without reserve.
Over 400 lots, vintage books, book collections, art, furniture lighting and much more
We have furniture from Charles Hollis Jones, Milo Baughman, Angelo Donghia, John Hutton, Herman Miller, Dakota Jackson, Thomas O'Brian, Bernhardt, Randolph Ercolani, Restoration Hardware, Jay Spectre, Charles Pfister, Piero Lissoni, Sally Sirkin Lewis, J. Robert Scott, J. Wade Beam, Brueton, Michael Tylor, Kipp Stewart, Leon Rosen, Peter Maly, Ligne Roset, Brayton International, Stephane Parmentier, Christine Rouviere, Joe Richio, Cini Boeri, Artflex and many more.
Studio Glass by Correia Art Glass, Paul Manners, Vintage Murano, Vintage Crystal, Haggerty Ceramic, Sasha Brastoff, Licio Zanetti.
Lighting by The Urban Electric, Spanish Lighting, Vaughan Designs, Marian Jameson, Michael Anastassiades, Flos, Alexander Lamont, Feldman, Leone Aliotti, Paul Ferrante, Vintage Murano Lamps and chandeliers among others.
Books by Anne Frank, Norman Mailer, Carlos Castaneda, John F. Kennedy, Eugem Herrigel, Malcom X, J. Krishnamurti, Jane Roberts, Olga Stringfellow, Erich Fromm, Akira Kurasawa, Joy Adamson, William Barrett, Harper Lee, Rachel Carson, Alan Watts, George Orwell, J.R.R Tolkien and more.
Art by Michel Clodion, Hugh Townley, Ivan Cuevas, Claes Oldenburg, Orval Hempler, Charles Melohs
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LOT 44:
Original Lithograph by David Adickes ORANGE MEDITATIONS
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Start price:
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Estimated price :
$600 - $800
Buyer's Premium: 28%
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Original Lithograph by David Adickes ORANGE MEDITATIONS
Limited edition of 200 this one is number 48, signed and numbered.
The piece is framed ad has not been inspected outside of the frame.
Measurements: 27 inches wide x 21.5 inches high.
Visible art: 19 inches wide x 13.5 high
Born in Huntsville and in spite of a degree in math and physics, David Adickes pursued art by studying at the Kansas City Art Institute and the Atelier Fernand Leger in Paris. He returned to Texas and found success with his first solo show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in December 1951. Adickes spent most of his professional life teaching, painting, and creating small bronzes. Adickes has a distinctive and vibrant style featuring bold color and texture blended with a serene tone.
All items are sold as is. The auction house does not warrant authenticity on any specific piece. THERE ARE NO RETURNS. We can only offer our opinion and the material facts about the item and its condition.
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Condition: Used
