Bronze Sculptures, Camouflage Artists Art Auction
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Frederic Remington, C.M. Russell, James E. Fraser and Alexander Danel Bronze Sculptures, Custom Framed, Signed Limited Edition Prints and or Originals by Bev Doolittle, Howard Terpning, Frank C. McCarthy and Anne Burkholder.
All beautifully custom framed, signed and numbered.
All beautifully custom framed, signed and numbered.
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Closed Lots
"Wilderness!" by Bev Doolittle, Signed Poster
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed by Bev Doolittle at one of her showings
Frame size is 23" x 32.5"
Frame size is 23" x 32.5"
"The Spirit Takes Flight" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered 16863/50000 15" x 15.5"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed and Numbered
"Two More Indian Horses" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered 9224/48000 - (3) Panels of 12" x 12"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed and Numbered
Frame size is 47" x 21.5"
Frame size is 47" x 21.5"
"Three More For Breakfast" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered 4324/20000 18" x 18.5"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed and Numbered
"Eagle Heart" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered 10632/48000 16" x 16"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed and Numbered
Bev Doolittle "Hide And Seek Suite" Folio - Complete 6 Prints from "Hide And Seek"
Each Signed & Numbered 10472/15000
"Walk Softly" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered 12117/40192 6 1/4" x 6 1/4"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed and Numbered
"Where Silence Speaks: The Art of Bev Doolittle" Deluxe Limited Edition Book
Portfolio Signed & Numbered 2651/3500 - NOT COMPLETE
Original Folio had 17 Prints
Missing
#2 "Forest has Eyes"
#3 Pinto
#8 Spirit of the Grizzly
#10 Two Indian Horses
#15 Woodland Encounters
Original Folio had 17 Prints
Missing
#2 "Forest has Eyes"
#3 Pinto
#8 Spirit of the Grizzly
#10 Two Indian Horses
#15 Woodland Encounters
"Forest Has Eyes" by Bev Doolittle - Print Taken from the book "WHERE SILENCE SPEAKS"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, PORTFOLIO Signed and Numbered
Frame size 15.5" x 23"
Frame size 15.5" x 23"
"Woodland Encounter" by Bev Doolittle - Print Taken from the book "WHERE SILENCE SPEAKS"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, PORTFOLIO was Signed and Numbered
Frame size is 22.5" x 16"
Frame size is 22.5" x 16"
"Doubled Back" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered (Unknown) - See Stock Picture
Only opened to make sure Prints was in shipping box
Approximately 22" x 34"
Gallery Price $2,200-$2,750
Approximately 22" x 34"
Gallery Price $2,200-$2,750
"No Respect" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered (Unknown) - Approx. 13" x 10"
See Stock Picture
Only opened to make sure print was in box
Only opened to make sure print was in box
"Sacred Ground" by Bev Doolittle, Signed & Numbered (Unknown) - Gallery Sealed
See Stock Picture
Box only opened to make sure print was in box
We think about 44" x 17" but estimated
Box only opened to make sure print was in box
We think about 44" x 17" but estimated
Lot of 3 Bev Doolittle Books
"Sacred Circle", "New Magic" Poems & "The Earth is My Mother" w/ Elise Maclay
"The Earth is My Mother" w/ Book by Bev Doolittle, Print Signed & Numbered (Unknown)
See Stock Picture
Box only opened to make sure print was in shipping box.
We think 18" x 18"
Box only opened to make sure print was in shipping box.
We think 18" x 18"
"Finished Business" by Douglas C. Hess Signed & Numbered 1,400/3,000 --Frame size 32" x 26.5"
Custom Framed, Limited Edition, Signed and Numbered
Nebraska Cornhuskers 1994 National Champions w/ Signed Card & Extra Seal
Nebraska Cornhuskers 1994 National Champions w/ Signed Card & Extra Seal
"Evening Stroll" by Alexander Danel - Austin Productions Art Deco Statue -- 27" TALL!!
27 " Tall
Base is 18" x 6"
Original Price in 1989 $350
Base is 18" x 6"
Original Price in 1989 $350
Exhibitor's Annual RKO Radio Pictures 1940 1941 - RARE (Est. Value: $500.00 to $750.00)
Lavish exhibitor's annual with splashy spreads on movies to be released in the upcoming year. Folio, 36 by 29 cm. Unpaginated, 27 leaves.
he exhibitor's annual was a marketing tool used by the studio's to generate excitement among its exhibitors, who were a sense its most direct customers. To that end, no expense was spared for these publications. In this particular annual, the extravagance is manifest in its cover, in the flaps or movable pieces in a few of the advertisements, and the overall quality of the production. Nonetheless, because only a small number of these annuals were printed, combined with the ephemeral nature of the promotion, few copies survive.
Because the annuals were about the movies on deck during the upcoming year, one finds titles and casts sometimes different than the final release, and there are projects scuttled and others spoken of in very general terms, such as "And a second adventure film with ___ yet to be announced." And this annual is no exception, with the most conspicuous example, the ad for Orson Welles in "'John Citizen, U.S.A.' and one other production". The former became, of course, "Citizen Kane", and the latter ended up becoming "The Magnificent Ambersons", which was released a year later, in 1942. Promised is also Cary Grant in "Passport to Life", to be directed by Garson Kanin, with the illustration and the title itself suggesing a melodrama of some sort. This film was never made. In its place, starring Grant and directed by Kanin, would be the screwball comedy, "My Favorite Wife".
Other examples of unmade, or unreleased, movies are Anne Shirley in "I Married a Cheat", Charles Boyer in "Ariane Pretends", Ginger Rogers in "Two on an Island", Maureen O'Hara in "Three Girls and a Gob", and Ronald Colman in "One Production". Titles were to be changed for several Lupe Velez projects. The ad for "Kitty Foyle", the movie for which Ginger Rogers was to win her Oscar, has a flap which replicates the cover of the novel. Lifting the flap reveals a brochure reprint of a Life article about the novel. A similar book cover flap is used for "Sister Carrie", a movie that was not then made. (A Paramount version would be released in 1952 with the title "Carrie".) Movies touted, and made in a form that correlates generally with the promo, include "Too Many Girls", "The Devil and Miss Jones", "Men Against the Sky", "No, No, Nanette", "Mr and Mrs. Smith", "Tom, Dick and Harry", and on and on. Other elements of interest are pages devoted to the RKO producers, directors and writers. RKO also had an arrangement with Disney, and so touted are "Mr. Duck steps out" and other one reelers. With only the most superficial signs of wear, close to mint. Plastic spiral. Alligator on boards. Condition: Fine.
he exhibitor's annual was a marketing tool used by the studio's to generate excitement among its exhibitors, who were a sense its most direct customers. To that end, no expense was spared for these publications. In this particular annual, the extravagance is manifest in its cover, in the flaps or movable pieces in a few of the advertisements, and the overall quality of the production. Nonetheless, because only a small number of these annuals were printed, combined with the ephemeral nature of the promotion, few copies survive.
Because the annuals were about the movies on deck during the upcoming year, one finds titles and casts sometimes different than the final release, and there are projects scuttled and others spoken of in very general terms, such as "And a second adventure film with ___ yet to be announced." And this annual is no exception, with the most conspicuous example, the ad for Orson Welles in "'John Citizen, U.S.A.' and one other production". The former became, of course, "Citizen Kane", and the latter ended up becoming "The Magnificent Ambersons", which was released a year later, in 1942. Promised is also Cary Grant in "Passport to Life", to be directed by Garson Kanin, with the illustration and the title itself suggesing a melodrama of some sort. This film was never made. In its place, starring Grant and directed by Kanin, would be the screwball comedy, "My Favorite Wife".
Other examples of unmade, or unreleased, movies are Anne Shirley in "I Married a Cheat", Charles Boyer in "Ariane Pretends", Ginger Rogers in "Two on an Island", Maureen O'Hara in "Three Girls and a Gob", and Ronald Colman in "One Production". Titles were to be changed for several Lupe Velez projects. The ad for "Kitty Foyle", the movie for which Ginger Rogers was to win her Oscar, has a flap which replicates the cover of the novel. Lifting the flap reveals a brochure reprint of a Life article about the novel. A similar book cover flap is used for "Sister Carrie", a movie that was not then made. (A Paramount version would be released in 1952 with the title "Carrie".) Movies touted, and made in a form that correlates generally with the promo, include "Too Many Girls", "The Devil and Miss Jones", "Men Against the Sky", "No, No, Nanette", "Mr and Mrs. Smith", "Tom, Dick and Harry", and on and on. Other elements of interest are pages devoted to the RKO producers, directors and writers. RKO also had an arrangement with Disney, and so touted are "Mr. Duck steps out" and other one reelers. With only the most superficial signs of wear, close to mint. Plastic spiral. Alligator on boards. Condition: Fine.
