May 2003 Fine Art and Antiques Auction
Lot 99. "Mockery", etching and aquatint printed in colors with handcoloring, 1928, signed in graphite lower right. Lower left in graphite "E 54", to the right of Louis Icart drystamp. Offered in original frame, under rolled glass. Apprx 16-1/4" x 19-1/4" platemark, overall in frame apprx 24" x 27". Louis Icart is known for his depiction of women during the art deco period. His techniques include etching and dry point with hand coloring. He created full sized etchings, erotic illustrated books, beautiful pastel enhanced lithographs as well as printed ephemera and works on canvas with oil.
1000.00/1500.00 Sold $1,380.00
January 2004 Fine Art & Antiques Online Auction
Lot 143. Etching by Icart depicts a lovely young lady dressed in a semi-revealing costume. She glances to the side and smiles mischiviously. In her hands is a small book or a journal. Signed "Louis Icart" in lower right corner. Number 57. Image measures apprx 18" x 14". Overall framed this piece measures apprx 19" x 24".
400.00/600.00 Sold $598.00
September 2006 Fine Arts and Antiques Auction
Lot 357. "Speed". Drypoint and aquatint on paper, signed lower right, paper size 24" x 33", with blind stamp lower left, with framing overall 25-3/4" x 35-3/4".
1500.00/3000.00 Sold $1,207.50