Purvis Young (American, 1943-2010) 3 Angels. Painting on found wood assemblage. Unframed. Size: 49.75” x 45”, 126 x 114 cm (board).

One with monogram.

26 x 32 3/4 x 22 1/4 in.

Property from the Estate of Ralph Vuolo, Greenwich, CT
Condition
Each suitcase with wear. The smaller lacking a leather strip to top. Notwithstanding this report or any discussions concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold “as is” in accordance with our conditions of sale.

(American, 1928-1987). 1986, ed. 5/250, color screenprint on Lenox Museum board, from the “Cowboys and Indians” suite, published by Gaultney-Klineman Art, Inc., New York, signed “Andy Warhol” in pencil lr, stamp on verso, 36 x 36 in., framed

Lot 90
Flip Schulke
American (1930-2008)
Ali Underwater (1961)
gelatin silver print

13 x 9 inches

Provenance:
from a Brooklyn, NY collection

Condition
High-resolution photographs and condition reports are available by contacting the gallery.

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001) “Coke Bottle”, 1986, paint on cutout board, signed, dated and numbered 6,059. Exhibition frame. Size: 34.25” x 10.5”, 87 x 27 cm (board); 37.5” x 15”, 95 x 38 cm (mount).

Work is titled “Le Croc a Phynances II.” Provenance: Private Collection, Palm Beach, Florida. The consignor states they purchased the work from a Miami, Florida gallery thirty-five years ago. (Maeght 689)
Designer & Manufacturer: Joan Miro (1893-1983)
Markings: signed; ed. 23/30
Country of Origin & Materials: Spanish; paper
Dimensions(H,W,D): 49.25″h, 36.25″w; 61.25″h, 48.5″w frame
Condition
art: very good, no issues to note; frame: very good

This is an important and authentic circa 1890 Northern Cheyenne Native American Indian polychrome painted stretched hide rum from the Ghost Dance movement. The piece was collected from a Cheyenne Indian at the Pine Ridge reservation named “Many Strikes” by Reverend Joseph War. The drum spent almost 80 years on display at the Yankton Indian College Museum in Yankton, South Dakota until the college closed in 1984 and sold off the museum collection in 1987. The Yankton Indian College, founded by Reverend Ward, was the first Native American Indian College in the United States. Reverend Joseph Ward was a noted early Sioux historian and collector. The shield shows a wetted and bent wood frame with a wetted and stretched Buffalo parfleche rawhide front. The entire piece shows a polychrome pigment mineral painted scene having excellent documented Ghost Dance symbols being hand drawn and painted such as the half moon, four-point morning star, a large waterbird on the front all done in colors of yellow, black, red and blue. The war shield still shows the original hand strap still attached to the back and a sinew sewn finish, a true attribute to the pieces early age. Framing the top edge of the shield above the symbols shows a small hand cut long Indian tanned hide fringe which are secured through small pierced holes in the parfleche, this can also be seen at the center top and bottom where a drop of fringe is seen. Some of the fringe has broken off with age and also the paint has some areas of wear fading and flaking from age, but overall has been very well preserved in museum quality condition. Provenance: From the previous collection of Reverend Joseph Ward, on display at the Yankton Indian College Museum, from the previous collections of Sanford Lyman and Wellington. This shield is from the same collection as the Arapaho Ghost Dance Drum sold in our 6/3/2017 sale for $7,749.00, the Sioux Ghost Dance Holy Bear Shield from our 8/25/2018 sale for $5,781.00, the Sioux Ghost Dance Fast Thunder piece from our 4/29/2017 sale for $5,535.00 and the Arapaho Ghost Dance Shield from our 7/21/2018 sale for $4,551.00 (all shown with premiums). Authentic Ghost Dance Relics are exceedingly rare and desirable with this shield truly being one of the finest we have offered for sale. Measures overall 23 ¼ inches in diameter.
Condition
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Daum mold blown vase features black blown-out trees against a cream shading to light blue background. Shrubbery at the bottom of the trees is wheel-carved. Signed on the underside with engraved signature “DAUM NANCY” with the Cross of Lorraine. Very good to excellent. Condition: Dimensions: 11 – 3/8″ x 4 – 1/8″ x 4 – 1/8″.

 

Massive live steam traction engine model of a 36 horsepower 1912 Case tractor, with wood bunkers and wood framed tin canopy, with brass and steel components, 43″ l.
Condition
Very good condition.