Catalog: Fine Art: Prints (5)

Sans titre (Right Faces) limited edition (70) embossed lithograph, Signed and dated 1965 Roy Dean De Forest  (1930 - 2007) , numbered 33/70. Dimensions: 22" X 29". Born in Nebraska, this maverick California artist, who has been a professor at the University of California at Davis, displays his own refreshing independent approach and irreverence for convention in this work. De Forest's works are highly respected and valued by the Art community commanding prices above $35,000.

"Custer's Last Stand" large humorous color high quality giclee signed by Yan Macs (1933 - 1993). Dimensions: 28" X 18". Mac born in Latvia, was able to escape the USSR traveling to Germany and untimately the USA. Macs' paintings are as amusing as they are intriguing, with titles that often display the artist's wit.His works have been exhibited at the Oklahoma Museum of Art, Art Washington and Basil International in Switzerland.

La mort de la liberté" (The Death of Freedom) etching in colors, signed lower right by Louis Justin Laurent Icart (1888-1950). Dimensions: 7.5" X 5". Icart from Toulouse, learned the art of etching and took it to new heights in Paris and exhibited in New York during the Art Deco period. This is an outstanding and rare example of his more serious work later in his life. Circa 1940.

"A Junk" color wood cut print signed by Hiroshi YOSHIDA (1876-1950). Size: 6.5" X 3.5" Hiroshi Yoshida studied painting in Kyoto and Tokyo and in his late forties became a leader in the 'shin hanga' movement uniquely pioneering and overseeing the full process unlike the ukiyo-e artists. Comparable sales of similar Yoshida wood cut prints of sailboats include the untitled print Lot # 1028 sold at Christie's New York on March 21, 2012 for $5,000.

"Presents" color wood cut print in glass frame, signed and dated 1970 by Maria Klein Kunstenares. Klein, from the Netherlands, studied classical life drawing working with geometric shapes and colors present in Nature. Dimensions: 18" X 15".