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74. G. Jones, American School, circa mid 20th Century "Sail Boats", oil on canvas, signed lower right, circa mid 20th century. Quick brush strokes with impressionist style and strong use of primary colors. Canvas apprx 16"H x 20"W, overall in frame apprx 23-1/8" x 27-1/8". 150/200 Sold: $615.25 |
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75. Beni E. Kosh (African/American, 1917-1993) "Jeu Deux", or "play two". Oil on board signed and dated lower right 1965. Yellow background in graduated tones support a musical motif in grey tones. Framed, overall apprx 12-1/4"T x 16-1/4"W. Born as Charles Elmer Harris in Cleveland Ohio, he changed his name in the 1960's, which translates to "Son of Ethiopia". He rarely exhibited or sold his work and was affiliated with the African-American artists' "Sho-nuff Art Group" and the Karamu House and studied under Cleveland Artist Paul Travis. His style is very diverse and he experimented with Cubism, portraiture and abstractions in series. He received little recognition during his lifetime and was only "rediscovered" literally days after his death when hundreds of his paintings were rescued by an art dealer. 200/400 Sold: $644.00 |
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76. Beni E. Kosh (African/American 1917-1993) "Bull Fighter", oil on wood board, estate stamped on verso. A colorful painting with a Cubist style. Board measures apprx 24-1/4"T x 17"W. Born as Charles Elmer Harris in Cleveland Ohio, this largely self-taught artist changed his name in the 1960's, which translates to "Son of Ethiopia". Kosh rarely exhibited or sold his work and was affiliated with the African-American artists' "Sho-nuff Art Group" and the Karamu House and studied under Cleveland Artist Paul Travis. His style is very diverse and he experimented with Cubism, portraiture and abstractions in series. He painted mostly for his own pleasure during his lifetime as an artist and only became recognized days after his death when hundreds of his paintings were rescued from oblivion and sold to an art dealer. 300/500 Sold: $333.50 |
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77. Robert Piesen (Russian, 1921-1987) "Space". Mixed media on board. Piesen is considered a leading exponent of 1960's abstract art. This structural abstraction piece has a black base with raised patterns and metallic glaze. Signed and dated, 1966, on back. Measures apprx 32-3/4"H x 25-1/2"W. 300/400 Sold: $3,231.50 |
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78. Claude Rodewald (American, b. 1923) "The Plaza- New York City" and "California and Powell: San Francisco". Silkscreen on fabric, framed under glass. Pair of famous American city scenes executed in the artist's trademark quaint illustrative style with loose brush strokes. In the New York image, one can see a double decker bus and horse drawn carriages. San Francisco features a couple of trolleys and sign for Fisherman's Wharf. Signed lower right. Measure apprx 15-1/2"H x 29"W. With beige mat and wood frame, entire items measure apprx 27"H x 38-1/2"W. 150/300 Sold: $172.50 |
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79. Beni E. Kosh (African/American, 1917-1993) "Seated Nude", circa 1960's. Oil on artist's board, estate stamped on verso. Overall with frame apprx 3--1/4" x 22-1/4". The artist spent time in the Merchant Marines and the backdrop for the sitter is evident of a location from his European travels. The juxtaposition of the complimentary colors of yellow and purple are married in tone in the figure. The most striking and interestingly odd feature is the stark white shoes worn by the sitter. Born as Charles Elmer Harris in Cleveland Ohio, he changed his name in the 1960's, which translates to "Son of Ethiopia". The artist rarely exhibited or sold his work and was affiliated with the African-American artists' "Sho-nuff Art Group" and the Karamu House and studied under Cleveland School Artist Paul Travis. His style is very diverse; he experimented with Cubism, portraiture and abstractions in series. He received little recognition during his lifetime, and only became rediscovered days after his death when hundreds of his paintings were rescued and sold to an art dealer. 500/800 Sold: $517.50 |
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80. Otto Piene (Continental, b. 1928) "Flower Market", oil on canvas, signed lower right. A very colorful and impressionistic style painting. Framed with a velvet liner and bronzed frame. Canvas apprx 30" x 40", overall with frame apprx 37-1/2" x 47-1/2". 500/1,000 Sold: $603.75 |
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81. Attila Nagy (Hungarian, b. 1928) "Paris". Oil on canvas, framed. Lovely street scene features a crowd of walking figures and a prominent cathedral form. Palate is very soft. Signed on lower right. Measures apprx 12"H x 16"W. With decorative wooden frame, entire item measures 18-3/4"H x 22-3/4"W. 200/400 Sold: $184.00 |
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82. Katherine R. Firestone (American, Cleveland Artist, circa 1940-50's) "Canal with Sail Boat", oil on canvas, signed lower right, circa 1950's. Firestone was a regular exhibitor at the Ten Thirty Club in addition to being a member of the Cleveland Art Club. She studied under Rolf Stoll and exhibited along side other Cleveland artists such as Oscar Steiner, Kae Dorn Cass and Gerte Hacker, to name a few. Canvas apprx 18"H x 22"W. in period frame apprx 24-3/4"H x 28-3/4"W. 150/250 Sold: $120.75 |
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83. Allen Stone (American, 20th Century) "The Adoration". Oil on canvas, framed. Impressionistic rendition of classical Christian scene. The painting seats the Holy Family at the center of the composition, surrounded by adoring angles. Signed and dedicated on lower right. Measures apprx 36"H x 23"W. With white wooden frame, entire item measures apprx 40-1/2"H x 27"W. 250/400 Sold: $149.50 |
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84. Harvey Klineman (20th Century) "Abstract Grey". Oil on canvas, framed. Abstract design is executed in a field of dark shapes featuring a few bright spots. Shapes and colors are layered and texture varied from thick impasto to softer, blurry areas. Signed on lower left, verso states that painting was created in 1961. Measures apprx 38-1/4"H x 40"W. With simple frame, entire item measures apprx 39-3/4"H x 41-3/4"W. 300/500 Sold: $356.50 |
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85. Coleman (American, 20th Century) Pair of whimsical floral images, framed under glass. Watercolor on paper using an interesting technique, possibly blowing because of striation in paint. One signed on lower right. Measures apprx 11"H x 8-1/2"W. With white mat and gold colored frames (of different sizes), entire items measure apprx 21"H x 18"W and 20"H x 17"W. 400/600 Sold: $207.00 |
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86. Skovgaard (Danish, 20th Century) Resting Boats. Oil on canvas. Two fishing boats and row boats are beached in front of blue ocean surf. Nicely painted with flat brush-strokes. Signed lower right. Measuers apprx 27" H x 38-3/4"W. With linen liner and gold colored frame entire item measures apprx 31-1/2"H x 43-1/4"W. 300/500 Sold: $172.50 |
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87. Alexander Pogrebinsky (Russian/American, Contemporary) "Fontaine de Medicis". Oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed. Impressionistic palette and style. Canvas apprx 20"H x 30"W, overall in gold wood frame apprx 25-3/4"H x 35-1/2"W. Alexander Pogrebinsky was born in Kiev. He spent his youth in the Ukraine studying painting, sculpture and drawing. In 1990 Pogrebinsky moved with his family to the United States. 1,500/2,000 |
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88. Lily Javits (American, 20th Century) "New York Bridge". Oil on canvas. Scene of New York's Brooklyn Bridge stretching across the River Hudson. Palate is very light and shapes of buildings appear as if in fog. Signed and dated, '64, on lower right. Measures apprx 20-1/4"H x 30"W. With linen liner and wooden frame, item measures apprx 27-1/2"H x 37-1/4"W. 200/400 Sold: $103.50 |
