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Lot FIRST SESSION FINE ART & ANTIQUE AUCTION Including Works by the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters 2-SESSION - 8/24 & 8/25 - 6:00PM 14% Buyers Premium In-House - 19% Online & Phone Bidding 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 FIRST SESSION - 8/24 - 6:00PM 14 Group of (4) Paris Street Scene Colored Engravings Signed Giusto 4.25"x7.25" Lot Description 15 Demetrios Jameson (OR) "Sea Gift" 1 Z.Z. Wei (1957-? China/WA) Untitled Surrealist Signed & Numbered #6/24 Surrealist Landscape Diptych Oil/Canvas Lithograph 12"x8" 40"x60" (Each Panel 40"x30") - 16 Edmund Teske (CA) Untitled Superimposed Estimate: $1,000 - $2,000 Nude Figure on Landscape Gelatin 2 Judith Kindler (1949-? WA) Untitled Photograph 9.75"x13.25" - Unsigned - Child Triptych 2001 Encaustic/Mixed Scratch on Left Side Media/Canvas 80"x108" (Each Panel 17 Edmund Teske (CA) "Sand Dunes on Lake 80"x36") - Estimate: $2,000 - $4,000 - Michigan" Gelatin Photograph 3.5"x4.5" Retail Gallery Price of $20,000 18 Edmund Teske (CA) "Sons of Joe McCrea & 3 Rie Munoz "Cat's Cradle" 1975 Signed & Francis Dee" Gelatin Photograph 7"x6.25" Numbered #3/105 Print 15.5"x12" 19 Edmund Teske (CA) "Grab" Man with Book 4 Simon Michael (1905-2002 TX) Untitled Gelatin Photograph 8"x6.25" Orientalist Still Life Oil/Canvas 25"x30" 20 Group of (3) Frigate Java Schooner Ship 5 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944-? AK) Colored Engravings by R.& D. Havell - Untitled Alaskan Landscape 1974 Includes Plate 1, 3 & 4 - Each 14"x18" Watercolor/Paper 15"x20" 21 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) "Don 6 Elizabeth Warhanik (WA) Untitled Still Law" & "Grant Mailer" Portrait Gelatin Life Oil/Board 20"x16" Photographs 6.75"x4.5" and 4.75"x6.75" 7 Alice Righter Edmiston (1874-1964 NE) 22 Group of (3) Edmund Teske (CA) Untitled Bouquet Still Life Acrylic/Paper Architectural Gelatin Photographs - Sizes 22.5"x19.5" Range: 4.75" - 6.75" 8 Signed Lebranche NW Untitled Abstract 23 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) Gelatin Forest Scene Oil/Canvas 34"x38" Photographs of Old Men - Sizes Range: 9 John Gary Brown (WA) "Fawk's Fire" 8"x7.5" and 7.5"x9.5" Abstract Oil/Canvas 60"x60" 24 Group of (3) Northwest Native American 10 Edmund Teske (CA) Untitled Male Signed & Numbered 2-Color Lithographs - Nude Holding Statue Gelatin Photograph "Raven", "Killer Whale", & "Salmon" - Each 9.5"x6.25" 13"x20" 11 Leo Adams (WA) "#45 Signal Peak" 25 Larry Gray (WA) Untitled Atmospheric Mixed Media/Canvas 54"x70" Landscape 1983 Oil/Canvas 60"x84" - 12 Edmund Teske (CA) Untitled Estimate: $500 - $1,500 Superimposed Nude Image Gelatin 26 Group of (3) Books on Edmund Teske (CA) Photograph 9.75"x10.25" Photographer 13 John Gary Brown (WA) "Sasha's Fire" 27 Edmund Teske (CA) "Archipenko" Abstract Oil/Canvas 61"x48" Sculpture Gelatin Photograph 9"x6.5" WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM FINE ART & ANTIQUE AUCTION Including Works by the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters 2-SESSION - 8/24 & 8/25 - 6:00PM 14% Buyers Premium In-House - 19% Online & Phone Bidding 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 28 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) "UCLA Blue Bucket of Flowers 1961 1965" & Untitled Man Gelatin Photographs Oil/Masonite 22"x13.5" 7.25"x4.5" & 6.75"x9.5" 43 Edmund Teske (CA) "Studio Res. B with 2 29 Edmund Teske (CA) "Dali" Mannequin Young Friends" Gelatin Photograph Gelatin Photograph 6.5"x9" 5.25"x5" 30 Group of (3) Edmund Teske (CA) 44 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) "Herbie Portrait Gelatin Photographs - "Sharon Shalant" & "Jody & David McCrea" Portrait Rosen", "Iris" & "Jerry Held" - Sizes Gelatin Photographs 7"x4.75" & 7"x9.75" Range: 6" - 9.5" 45 Group of (3) Edmund Teske (CA) 31 Rosalyn Gale Powell (1929-2007 WA) Superimposed Abstract Art Gelatin "Field & Clouds" 1970 Oil/Board 7"x9" Photographs - Sizes Range: 4.75" - 9.5" 32 Allen Wolf (WA) Untitled Nude Figure 46 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) Artifact Oil/Board 12"x16" Display Gelatin Photographs 6.5"x4.75" & 33 Set of (6) Rosewood Dining Chairs 5"x7.25" Designed by Johannes Anderson for 47 Edmund Teske (CA) "Geoffrey Mitchell" Uldum Denmark - One Needs Repair Male Nude Gelatin Photograph 6.5"x9.5" 34 Rosengaarden Denmark Rosewood 48 Denmark Mid Century Rosewood Display Round Dining Table with (1) Skirted Cabinet 69"x58.5"x19.75" Leaf 49 Edmund Teske (CA) "Jim Morrison & Pam 35 Verner Panton Mid Century Wave Rug 1969" Gelatin Photograph 10.5"x10" (200x300cm) with Original Label 50 Edmund Teske (CA) Untitled Frank Lloyd 36 Karen Guzak (WA) "Phase Change: Cool" Wright Portrait Gelatin Photograph 12"x10" 1985 Mixed Media/Paper 30"x22" - 51 Pair of Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Company Foster/White Gallery Label on Verso Majolica Stoneware Arts & Crafts 37 Lee Kelly (1932-? OR) Untitled 1981 Jardinières - Each 15.5"x12" - Each Has Steel Abstract Sculpture 29.5"x19"x4" - Chipping Around Estimate: $1,000 - $2,000 52 L.&J.G. Stickley No.560 Mission Oak 38 James Martin (WA) "The Skipper" 1968 Tabouret or Plant Stand 18"x16"x16" Tempera/Paper 6.5"x8.5" - Utley's Label on 53 Gustav Stickley No.138 Wrought Iron Verso 4-Piece Fire Set - Polished - Estimate: $2,000 39 James Martin (WA) Untitled Nude - $4,000 Fantasy 1963 Tempera/Paper 54 Gustav Stickley No.660 Mission Oak Plant 16.75"x19.5" Stand 20"x16"x16" 40 Tony Angell (WA) "Primal Owl" Signed 55 Paul Horiuchi (WA) "Yellow Vertical" 1986 Etching Edition of 200 - 20"x16" Casein Collage 40"x30.25" - Estimate: 41 Edmund Teske (CA) Untitled Male & $3,000 - $5,000 Female Nude Gelatin Photograph 56 Virginia Banks (WA) Untitled Vertical 6.5"x10" Abstract Oil/Masonite 32"x14.25" - 42 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) Untitled Unsigned WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM FINE ART & ANTIQUE AUCTION Including Works by the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters 2-SESSION - 8/24 & 8/25 - 6:00PM 14% Buyers Premium In-House - 19% Online & Phone Bidding 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 57 Virginia Banks (WA) Untitled Yellow Figure 1947 Charcoal/Paper 21"x14" - Abstract Oil/Masonite 20"x24" Frayed Edges 58 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) 71 Mark Tobey (WA) Untitled Seated Figure "Daisy Flowers" 1959 Oil/Masonite with Arms Raised 1948 Charcoal/Paper 25.5"x31" - Foster/White Label on Verso 23"x16" - Frayed Edges 59 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) "Self Portrait" 72 Mark Tobey (WA) Untitled Chalice Form 1961 Oil/Masonite 31"x20" - 1947 Charcoal/Paper 12.5"x13" - Frayed Foster/White Label on Verso Edges 60 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) Untitled 73 Aldo Loungo (20th Century Argentina) "The Floral 1968 Graphite/Paper 16.5"x9.5" - Old Man Hawk" Oil/Board 43.75"x34.25" - Foster/White Label on Verso Estimate: $1,000 - $2,000 61 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) Untitled 74 Bill Mack (1949-? MN) "Solitude" Seated Vertical Floral 1961 Ink/Gouache/Paper Nude on Chair 1995 Bronze Sculpture 17"x7.5" - Foster/White Label on Verso 18.75"x7"x8" 62 Robert Werling (CA) Untitled Lake 75 Paul Ripley Jenkins (WA) "Quinbus Scene Gelatin Photograph 12"x10.25" Fiestrin" Graphite/Paper 13.5"x15" - 63 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) Male Francine Seders Label on Verso Nude Gelatin Photographs 6.5"x9.5" & 76 Bill Mack (1949-? MN) "Charisma" 10.5"x6.5" Standing 1995 Bronze Sculpture 64 Group of (2) Edmund Teske (CA) "Judy" & 21.25"x6"x7" "Topanga Canyon" Male/Female Nude 77 Bill Mack (1949-? MN) "Tranquility" Gelatin Photographs 6.5"x10.25" & Reclining Nude 1996 Bronze Sculpture 6.5"x9.5" 8.75"x25.5"x11.5" 65 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) Untitled 78 Bill Mack (1949-? MN) "Visions" Blue Nude with Sword Oil/Masonite 3-Dimensional Nude 1993 Artist Proof 36.5"x22" - Unsigned Edition of 25 Bonded Sand Sculpture 66 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) "Man with 47.75"x39" - $50,000 Retail Value Bird" 1962 Oil/Masonite 47.5"x38" - 79 Salvador Dali "Gala Looking at the Northwest Exhibition Label on Verso Mediterranean Sea" 123/295 Numbered 67 Rosalyn Gale Powell (WA) Untitled Multi-Color Lithograph 33"x25.5" Green Floral 1964 Oil/Masonite 80 Roy Lichtenstein 1980 Pen Signed Seattle 47.5"x24" Art Museum Exhibition Poster 35"x25.5" - 68 Mark Tobey (WA) Untitled Figure Small Tear to Side Painting 1949 Charcoal/Paper 18"x14" - 81 Nathan Oliveira (1928-2010 CA) "Insect" Frayed Edges 4-Color Lithograph #1/10 Numbered 69 Mark Tobey (WA) Untitled Seated Cubist 19"x25.5" - Pin Holes at Corners, Slight Figure 1949 Charcoal/Paper 22"x11" - Stain Top Left, Stored Rolled Frayed Edges 82 Modernist Signed & Numbered Lithograph 70 Mark Tobey (WA) Untitled Seated with Birds 16"x20" - Signature Illegible WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM FINE ART & ANTIQUE AUCTION Including Works by the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters 2-SESSION - 8/24 & 8/25 - 6:00PM 14% Buyers Premium In-House - 19% Online & Phone Bidding 717 S Third St Renton, WA (425) 235-6345 83 Group of (2) Paul Augustin Aizpiri Japanese Woodblock Prints - Oban Size (France/Japan) Modernist Lithographs 98 Group of (3) Ohara Shoson Bird 25.5"x18" & 27.75"x19.75" - Pencil Woodblock Prints - Various Sizes & Signed, Stored Loose Condition 84 Group of (2) Emmanuel Mane-Katz 99 Collection of (9) Chinese Paintings on Silk - (France) Modernist Lithographs Various Sizes 19.5"x25.75" & 25.75"x19.5" 100 Group of (3) Ohara Shoson Floral & Bird 85 Group of (3) Edna Hibel (1917-? Woodblock Prints - Oban Size MA/FL) Signed & Numbered Lithographs - 101 Paul Jacoulet "Tempte du Coeur" Reclining Sizes Range 17"x10" - 23"x17" - Stored Woman Pencil Signed Woodblock Print - Loose Trimmed Edges 86 Group of (2) Louis Claude (France) 102 Paul Jacoulet "Le Marie, Seoul, Coree" The Pencil Signed Equestrian Lithographs Bridegroom Pencil Signed Woodblock Print 18"x23.25" - Corner Creasing, Edge - Trimmed Edges Tears 103 Paul Jacoulet "La Mariee" The Korean Bride 87 Group of (2) L.
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