Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Miriam on Merry-Go-Round. Charcoal, watercolor, mixed media on paper, 1966. Signed Peter Bruning lower right with a dedication and title. 11 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 16" x 20" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Sweet drawing. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled portrait of a seated woman with a direct gaze, painting on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower right. 24" x 18" (Stretchers). Unframed. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Day at the Beach (Women and Children on a Beach), painting on canvas, 2001. Signed PBruning lower left, and identified with a tag and on stretcher verso. 20" x 24" (Stretchers). 21" x 25" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled boat / dock scene, acrylic on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower left. 12" x 16" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Strolling through the Neighborhood, oil on canvas, 2003. Signed PBruning lower right with date and identified on a tag verso. 12" x 16" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. Sweet small streetscape. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Cafe scene (Le Dejuner), oil on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower right, title partially visible along side of canvas verso. 20" x 24" (Stretchers). 25" x 28 1/2" (Frame). In a pickled wood frame with a linen liner. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled female nude / figure study with gauze, undated. Pastel on paper, signed PBruning lower left. 24" x 15" (Sight). 31" x 22" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Foxing visible on backing. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Lunch Al Fresco, Nice, French Rivera (sic) / Beach Restaurant at Nice, acrylic on canvas, 1994. Signed and dated PBruning 94 lower left and identified on 2 tags verso. 24" x 30" (Stretchers). 24 1/2" x 31" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. Minor scuffs on frame surface. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Outdoor Cafe, oil on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning 69 lower right and identified on a tag verso. 24" x 36" (Stretchers). 24 3/4" x 36 3/4" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. Minor scuffs to frame surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Dynamic composition. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Casting Bread Upon the Waters, oil on canvas, 2000. Signed and dated PBruning 00 lower left and titled on a label verso. 36" x 36" (Stretchers). 37 1/2" x 37" (Frame). In silvered wood frame. Serene image with figure. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Still Life With Bananas / Still Life with Fruit, oil on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower right and identified with a tag and on stretcher verso. 24" x 30" (Stretchers). 25 3/4" x 31 3/4" (Frame). In painted wood frame. Minor bumps and scuffs to frame surfaces. Patch visible lower back of canvas - no evidence of repair on face of painting. Gestural and bright image. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Early Thaw. Acrylic on Canvas, undated. Signed PBruning and identified on a tag verso. 20" x 24" (Stretchers). Unframed. Bright winter landscape. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018).View of Thira, Greece. Oil on Canvas, 1989. Signed and dated PBruning, 89 and identified on stretcher verso. 20" x 24" (Stretchers). Unframed. Foxing visible on canvas verso. Beautiful quality of light. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). View of Samos II. Oil on Canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower right and identified on stretcher verso. 20" x 24" (Stretchers). Unframed. Lovely scene looking across water. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Still Life With Bottles. Oil on canvas, 2000. Signed and dated PBruning '00 lower left and identified on stretcher verso. 20" x 24" (Stretchers). Unframed. Study with an interesting limited palette. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Still Life With Red Pepper. Acrylic on canvas, circa 2007. Signed PBruning lower right and identified on a tag, and dated in a dedication on stretcher verso. 18" x 24" (Stretchers). Unframed. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). At Poolside / Pool in the Woods. Oil on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower right and identified on a tag and along stretcher verso. 18" x 24" (Stretchers). Unframed. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Boatyard Maine. Acrylic on canvas, 2008. Signed and dated PBruning '08 lower right and identified on a tag and on stretchers verso. 16" x 20" (Stretchers). Unframed. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Toward Gourdon. Oil on canvas, undated. Signed PBruning lower right and identified on a tags verso. 16" x 20" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Self Portrait. Oil on canvas, 2009. Signed and dated PBruning '09 lower right. 20" x 16" (Stretchers). 21" x 17" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. A sensitive portrait of the artist. Wired and ready to hang. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Untitled relief print of fish and mountains, undated. Signed in print and with chop lower left. 9 1/2" x 9 1/2" (Sight). 16 1/2" x 16 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Bright colors, exuberant image. Not examined out of frame. Papered,. wired, ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

4 posters Santa Fe Opera 1990, Alexander Calder, and Georgia O'Keeffe 1989. Frames range from 32" x 22" to 30 1/2" x 36". Broken glass in O'Keeffe frame. Some foxing and toning visible. Shipping not available. Not examined out of frames. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Assortment of rolled children's book posters plus others. Various authors and titles, plus other posters Gardening Angel, Sympathy, and more. Creases, marginal tears and other handling wear. Tightly rolled. Largest approximately 19" x 24" EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Ede, Diana (American, 20th Century). "Bird." Relief print on paper, numbered I 10/30, 1977. Numbered, titled, signed and dated in pencil below image. 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" (Sight). Unframed, in a paper mat. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Assortment of unframed 20th century prints and works on paper includes: Illegibly signed silkscreen, Untitled female nude, 83/250. 20 1/4" x 26" (Sheet). Numbered and signed in pencil along bottom edge. Tape along edges verso. McCormick. Play-off. 1976 HC. Silkscreen. Titled, numbered, signed and dated along bottom edge. 16" x 20" (Sheet). Stain visible along bottom edge verso, creases to paper. Rosado, Victor (20th Century). Untitled abstract silkscreen 255/375, undated. Numbered and signed below image. 17" x 13" (Sheet). Light mat burn, tape visible verso. Rosado, Victor (20th Century). Untitled abstract landscape silkscreen 365/375, undated. Numbered and signed below image. 18 1/4" x 14 1/4" (Sheet). Light mat burn and edge toning, a few stains visible verso. Untitled paper collage, initialed PAC and dated '84 lower left corner. 14 3/4" x 18" (Sheet). Tape residue at edges, toning, especially verso. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Illegibly signed lithograph on paper, untitled. Numbered 5/9, dated 1989, and signed in pencil below image. 15 1/2" x 21" (Sheet). Unframed. A few creases and dents plus minor foxing. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

3 unframed 20th century works on paper includes: Bonita. "Bird Girl" Bonaventure Cemetery, 1983 B&W photograph. 17" x 11" (Sheet). Printed details lower margin. Soha, Michelle. Pumpkins, Gourds, and Squashes. Giclee reproduction of a watercolor. 13" x 17 3/8" (Sheet). Mounted with photo corners to a board. Signed in print and pencil lower right. Identification tag verso on board. Soha, Michelle. Magnolia Tree 2002. Giclee reproduction of a watercolor. 16 1/4" x 13" (Sheet). Mounted with photo corners to a board. Signed in print and in ink lower right. Identification tag verso on board. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Kennedy, Flora (20th century). 2 silkscreens - includes floral signed H/C Flora Kennedy 78 and stamped TRIAL PROOF and H/C Tranquility, Kennedy 78, blind stamped DESIGN FACTORY and stamped TRIAL PROOF. Larger 23 1/2" x 23 1/2" (Sheet). Both with irregular edges, toning and minor marginal tears. Tape residue visible verso. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Beckett, Charles (20th century). Twilight's Last Gleaming 5/100. Black and white photograph, titled, numbered, and signed in faded ink below image along with a dedication from the artist. 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Sight). 14 3/4" x 12" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. No visible foxing or spots. Stored in unknown conditions, Not examined out of frame. Papered and wired, ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Evans, Henry (American 1918-1990). Iris. Linocut, numbered 72/100, titled, signed and dated 1964 under image in pencil. 18" x 12" (Sight). 25" x 18 3/4" (Frame). Double matted in a wood frame. Bright colors, no visible foxing or spotting. Stored in unknown conditions, not examined out of frame. Papered, wired, ready to hang. Henry Evans began making botanical prints in 1958, depicting some 1400 subjects in 31 years. In that time, he was accorded more than 250 one-man shows in many countries around the world and almost every state in the US. Self-taught as a printer, botanist, and artist, he developed a unique style and technique. He drew directly from living subjects, and all subjects were portrayed life-size. He used linoleum as a printing surface and an 1852 Washington Hand Press to make the prints. Henry Evans’s linocuts are found in the print collections of the Albertina in Vienna, the Library of Congress in Washington, and the New York Public Library; in various museums and libraries across the country; and in numerous private collections in America and abroad. From the Henry Evans website: www.henryevans.com. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Frank Lloyd Wright, Kelmscott Gallery Chicago Poster. 29 3/4" x 18 1/2" (Frame). Decoratively matted in a metal sectional frame. Foxing and spotting on mat and some on poster. Scratches to plexiglas and frame. Spotting also visible on backing board. Stored in unknown conditions, Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Enigma 2, 2011. Photo print on canvas, titled, signed, and dated on backing board. 40" x 30" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Enigma 3, 2011. Photo print on canvas, titled, signed, and dated on backing board. 40" x 30" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). La Ventana II, undated. Mixed media on paper, identified on a tag verso. 29" x 21" (Sight). 39 1/2" x 31 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a wood frame. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Guardian, undated. Mixed media on paper, identified on a tag verso, signed lower right. 29 1/4" x 21 3/4" (Sight). 38 1/2" x 30 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Scuff on plexiglas. Bumps and scratches to frame surfaces. Papered, wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Untitled (Your Essence), undated. Mixed media on paper, identified and signed lower right. 29" x 19" (Sight). 34 1/2" x 37 1/2" (Frame). Float mounted in a metal sectional frame. Bumps and scratches to frame surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Untitled, undated mixed media on paper, signed lower left. 25 3/4" x 19 3/4" (Sight). 34 1/2" x 28" (Frame). Matted in a painted wood frame. Minor bumps to frame surfaces. Papered, wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Interconnections. Woodcut on paper, undated. Titled and signed below image and identified on a tag verso. 25" x 22" (Sight). 31" x 28" (Frame). Round image square matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor bumps to frame surfaces, scuffs on plexiglas. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Enigma exhibition poster, April 2011 Gallery North Bloomington IN. Identified along bottom margin. 39" x 27" (Frame). In a black poster frame. Minor bumps to frame surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Gingko Swimmer, watercolor and colored pencil on paper. Signed lower right and identified on a tag verso. 19" x 25" (Sight). 29 1/2" x 35" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame with decorative corners. Minor bumps to frame surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Untitled (yellow fish), mixed media on paper. Unsigned, undated. 19 1/4" x 25 1/4" (Sight). 28" x 34" (Frame). Double matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor bumps to surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Reductive Floral Fractals II, reductive woodcut. Titled and signed below image, and identified on a tag verso. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 19" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor bumps to surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Reductive Floral Fractals I, reductive woodcut. Titled and signed below image, and identified on a tag verso. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 19" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor bumps to surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Reductive Floral Fractals III, reductive woodcut. Titled and signed below image, and identified on a tag verso. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 19" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor bumps to surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Lost Lagoon Search I, woodcut. Titled and signed below image, and identified on a tag verso. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 19" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor bumps and scratches to frame surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Offset black and white print on paper, signed in print N. Howe lower right. 6 1/2" x 7 1/2" (Sight). 13" x 13 3/4" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Some minor bumps to frame. Stored in unknown conditions. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Offset print, signed in print lower right and dated lower left. 14 1/2" x 19 1/2" (Sight). 23" x 27 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Foxing and spotting visible on mat. Some minor bumps to frame. Sticker residue on glass. Stored in unknown conditions. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

2 Offset prints, signed in prints along bottom edges. 14" x 18" and 16" x 20" (Frames). Both matted in wood frames. Foxing and spotting visible on mats and backing. Some minor bumps to frames. Stored in unknown conditions. Not examined out of frames. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

4 framed offset travel prints from Scandinavian Airline Systems (SAS). Each 6 1/4" x 9 1/2" (Sight). 11 1/2" x 14 1/2" (Frames). Double matted in matched gilt wood frames. Not examined out of frames. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Sawyier, Paul (American 1865-1917). Winter Stroll, LE offset print after a watercolor. Signed in print with an attached COA on paper verso. 10 3/4" x 15 1/4" (Sight). 18 1/2" x 22 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a silvered wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Pair of misty scenes along the shore. Color photographs in matched frames and mats. Unsigned, undated. Each 13 1/4" x 9" (Sight). 12" x 16" (Frames). Matted in a pickled wood frames. Not examined out of frames. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Kirby, Amanda Eller (American 1924-2009). Untitled still life with flowers and fruit. Watercolor, undated. Signed lower right. 21" x 28 3/4" (Sight). 28 3/4" x 37 1/2" (Frame). Double matted with a fabric covered upper mat in a silver surfaced carved wood frame evocative of bamboo. Some dust and minor debris inside frame along bottom edge. Bright colors. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Amanda Jean (Eller) Kirby was a prominent Indiana artist known for her landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. She was a member of Hamilton County Artist's Association (Honorary); Hoosier Salon; Indianapolis Art League Foundation; Brown County Art Guild, Inc.; The Indiana Artist's Club; The Art Association of Indianapolis; International Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Indiana. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Kirby, Amanda Eller (American 1924-2009). Untitled bouquet of flowers. Watercolor, undated. Signed lower left. 19 1/4" x 23 1/2" (Sight). 28 1/2" x 31 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a gilt surfaced wood frame. Some dust inside frame along bottom edge of mat. Bright colors. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. Amanda Jean (Eller) Kirby was a prominent Indiana artist known for her landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. She was a member of Hamilton County Artist's Association (Honorary); Hoosier Salon; Indianapolis Art League Foundation; Brown County Art Guild, Inc.; The Indiana Artist's Club; The Art Association of Indianapolis; International Society of Artists, and Watercolor Society of Indiana. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Eifler, Margaret C. (American 1910-1996). Untitled (woman reading a letter with bouquet of flowers). Watercolor, 1979. Signed and dated lower left. 21 1/2" x 27 1/2" (Sight). 31 3/4" x 37" (Frame). Double matted in a coppery surfaced wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. Margaret Eifler graduated from the Minneapolis School of Art and Design and did postgraduate work at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and the Art institute of Chicago before she began her career as a commercial artist. Later in her career she concentrated on painting with watercolor. Her work has been shown in galleries throughout the country, including the Brown County Art Guild in Indiana and the Valley Art Gallery in Salinas. Eifler was a member of the Brown County Art Guild, the Society of Western Artists, the Monterey Peninsula Watercolor Society, the Salinas Valley Art Association and the Salinas Women's Club. She also was an associate member of the American Watercolor Society. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Eifler, Margaret C. (American 1910-1996). Untitled (landscape with trees). Watercolor, 1977. Signed and dated lower left. 20 1/2" x 26 3/4" (Sight). 28 3/4" x 35" (Frame). Double matted in a pickled wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Margaret Eifler graduated from the Minneapolis School of Art and Design and did postgraduate work at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and the Art institute of Chicago before she began her career as a commercial artist. Later in her career she concentrated on painting with watercolor. Her work has been shown in galleries throughout the country, including the Brown County Art Guild in Indiana and the Valley Art Gallery in Salinas. Eifler was a member of the Brown County Art Guild, the Society of Western Artists, the Monterey Peninsula Watercolor Society, the Salinas Valley Art Association and the Salinas Women's Club. She also was an associate member of the American Watercolor Society. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Smith, Thelma (20th century). Untitled farm landscape scene with pond, oil on canvas 1966. Signed and dated lower left. 17 1/2" x 23 1/2" (Sight). 22" x 28" (Frame). In a stained wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Bumps to frame surfaces. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Tatossian, Charles ''Garo'' (Armenian / Canadian 1925-2016). Untitled vase of flowers, oil on canvas, undated. Signed Garo lower right. Biography sheet included. 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 27" x 23" (Frame). In a painted wood frame with painted liners. Not examined out of frame. Minor scuffs and spots on liner. Wired and ready to hang. Canadian and Armenian artist Charles Garo Tatossian, was born in Alexandria, Egypt in 1925. Considered a prodigy at the age of ten years, Garo was invited to the Palace in Egypt to execute the portrait of King Farouk. He went on to perfect his artistic talent at the Ecole Des Beaux Arts in Paris. In 1960, Garo immigrated to Canada and started his own television series, "Le Plaisir de Peindre," from 1980 to 1999. Garo taught painting to thousands of art lovers and amateurs both at McGill and Concordia University Continuing Education Centers as well as numerous community centers throughout the Greater Montreal and Quebec Region. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Nordberg, K. (20th century). Untitled vase of flowers, oil on canvas board, undated. Signed lower right. 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" (Sight). 19 3/4" x 23 1/4" (Frame). In a gilt surfaced wood frame. Bumps and scuffs to frame surfaces. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Unknown artist, scroll on paper with fabric borders, signed in characters and with a chop along left edge. Dogwood blossoms with a bird and bee. 31" x 16" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. Bumps and scuffs to frame surfaces. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Unknown artist, charcoal drawing on paper, unsigned, undated. Moonlit landscape with pond or stream. 17 1/2" x 9 3/4" (Sight). 24 1/2" x 16 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a pickled wood frame. Good conditions. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Framed offset reproduction on canvas of Valeriy Chuikov's Lilac Mist. 23" x 23" (Sight). 31" x 31" (Frame). In a silvered wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Scuffs on liner and frame. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Untitled, unsigned color photograph of 4 antique dolls. Undated. 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 27" x 22 3/4" (Frame). Double matted in a gilt surfaced frame. Some minor bumps on frame surfaces. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Untitled, unsigned offset reproduction of a soldier on horseback. Undated. 17" x 21" (Sight). 24 1/2" x 28 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a wood frame. Bumps on frame surfaces. residue on glass. Tidemark on top edge of paper verso. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Sester Ferguson, Sher (American 20th-21st century). The Derby. Offset limited edition print, 115/500. Signed lower left in pencil and numbered lower right. Printed titled lower center. Post card with description of work in envelope verso. 19" x 28" (Sight). 25" x 33 3/4" (Frame). Doubled matted in a wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Offset print after an 1868 George Shalders painting of sheep with a herder. Signed and dated in print. 9 1/4" x 27" (Sight). 22" x 39 3/4" (Frame). Doubled matted with a liner and a fabric covered top mat in a wood frame. Handsomely framed. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Doolittle, Bev (American 1947-current). Two Indian Horses, undated photo-mechanically reproduced offset print. Signed in print lower right. Attractively matted in a 14" x 33" wood frame with a brass label. Not examined out of frame. Bev Doolittle was born and raised in California. Her camouflage art is loved by art collectors around the world. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Oswald, Tony (American 20th-21st century). Run for the Roses. Offset photo-mechanically reproduced print on canvas. Signed lower left in print and in ink. Printed titled lower center. 20 1/4" x 29 1/2" (Sight). 32" x 41" (Frame). Triple matted in a gilt surfaced wood frame. Tidemark on upper edge of backing paper. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Kentucky Derby Festival poster, 1986. Numbered 296/750 and signed in white pen below image. 32" x 21 3/4" (Sight). 40" x 29 1/2" (Frame). Decoratively matted in a metal sectional frame. Minor scratches on frame surfaces. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Dwight (20th-21st century). Calla Lily with Flamingos. Silkscreen, signed in pencil lower center. Identified with tag from Accent Graphic Arts, and artist bio attached to backing paper. Oversized 36" x 24" (Sight). 51 1/2" x 39 1/2" (Frame). Decoratively matted in a painted wood frame. Minor scratches on frame surfaces. Residue on plexiglas. Not examined out of frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Offset print after an Edward Hopper watercolor, Portland Head Lighthouse. Signed and titled in print, affixed tag on backing paper. 9 1/2" x 13 3/4" (Sight). 19" x 22 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Some fading and discoloration. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Ting Chou-fong (Taipei, 20th century). Emperor's Steed. 1976 stone rubbing after a 7th century stone carving commissioned by Emperor T'Sai Tsung. Chop signed lower right, with a paper authentication and details affixed verso. 20" x 24" (Frame). Framed against plexiglas in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Offset print after a Rembrandt painting. Portrait of the Artist's Son Titus. Identified on a tag verso. 27 3/4" x 23 1/2" (Frame). In a wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Ahlborn, Jane D. (American 1932-2005). Untitled vase of flowers, impasto oil on canvas panel. Signed Jane lower left. 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 29 1/2" x 25 1/2" (Frame). In a carved and painted wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Jane Ahlborn's artistic career spanned more than 25 years. In the 1970s and 1980s, she was "Artist in Residence" at Madison Wisconsin's East and West Towne Malls, and exhibited in as many as 40 art shows a year. Her paintings are in public and private collections world-wide. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Ceramic head glued to wood plaque. 5 1/2"H, 12" x 9 3/4" wood mount. Unmarked. Unknown age or provenance. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Morrison, E (American, 20th-21st century). Untitled dog on a porch, offset print. Signed in print lower right, and identified with a label verso. 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" (Sight). 18" x 22" (Frame). Matted in a rustic wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

4 pieces include framed and signed Kwang Cha photograph of a painting 5 3/4" x 7 3/4" (Frame); Reproduction of a painted landscape 10 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Frame); Pinkie by Lawrence reproduction in an oval plastic frame 11"H (Frame); and a painting on canvas by student artist Kelsey Bartholomew 16" x 12" (Stretchers). EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest sheet 24" x 18" smallest 12" x 18". Works on paper and illustration board - many signed and some dated. Includes marker, watercolor, colored pencil and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest sheet 22" x 15" smallest 12" x 12". Works on paper, sketches, drawings - some signed and dated. Includes marker, watercolor, colored pencil and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 20" x 16" (Mat) smallest 12" x 12" (Stretchers). Matted works on paper, work on canvas and illustration board including sketches, drawings, digital art - some signed and dated. Includes marker, watercolor, colored pencil, paint and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 17" x 17" smallest approximately 2"H. Shaped drawings and works on paper - some signed and dated. Includes marker, graphite, colored pencil and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 23"H, smallest 7"H. Shaped drawings and works on paper - some signed and dated, a few with hangers attached. Includes marker colored pencil and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 20" x 17, smallest 11" x 11". Works on fabric using dyes and paints. Unmounted, unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 32 1/2" x 27" (Mat), smallest 30" x 20". Works on paper including drawings, colored pencil. Some signed and dated. One in mat. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 37" x 27". smallest 33" x 15". Works on paper including woodcuts / relief prints, and lithographs with the original aluminum litho plate. One signed. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 30" x 22". Signed and unsigned works on paper include paintings, drawings, colored pencil, and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 30" x 22". Signed and unsigned works on paper include paintings, drawings, collage, colored pencil, and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 30" x 22". Signed and unsigned works on paper include paintings, drawings, collage, colored pencil, and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 28" x 21". Mostly unsigned works on paper include experiments, figure drawings, sketches, paintings, and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 30" x 22". Signed and unsigned works on paper include experiments, figure drawings, sketches, paintings, and more. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest 30" x 22". Signed and unsigned works on paper and illustration board include an assortment of abstract and figural drawings and experiments. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest dimensions ~30" and 15". Assortment of unsigned works in progress on paper and illustration board including abstractions and experiments. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest ~32" x 22". Work in progress / unsigned proofs plus some signed work on paper including woodcuts / relief prints, monoprints and others. Unframed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest ~24" x 16". Work in progress / unsigned proofs plus some signed work on paper including woodcuts / relief prints, monoprints and others. Unframed. One matted and shrinkwrapped. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 2 partial 18" x 24" sketchbooks, plus several loose unframed drawings. Graphite and some colored pencil. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the 2 included paperback books by McCay "Fabulous Fins" Volumes I and II. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the 2 included paperback books by McCay "Fabulous Fins" Volumes I and II. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed, a few blank pages. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook 2/3 full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015, and Fanciful Fins 2006. Incomplete sketchbook with blank pages to rear, no removals observed. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 6 artist's sketchbooks 9" x 12" and 1 sketchbooks 5" x 7", half or less full of pencil and colored pencil drawings. Includes paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Fabulous Fins". Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 4 artist's sketchbooks various sizes 5" x 7" to 11" x 14" three-quarters or less full of pencil and colored pencil drawings. Includes paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts" 2015. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 17" Itoya portfolio with various drawings, studies, and works, plus additional poems and other printed materials. A few pieces include signatures. Also includes 14" x 17" Bristol pad with 5 additional drawings and sketches. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 17" Itoya portfolio with various drawings and works. Most pieces include signatures and / or identification on backs. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 17" Itoya portfolio with various drawings and works. Most pieces include signatures and / or identification on backs. Portfolio labeled FISH AND TURTLES - mix of fish and other subjects. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 17" Itoya portfolio with various drawings and works. Mix of fish and other subjects. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 17" artist's sketchbook nearly full of pen and ink and colored pencil drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015, and Fanciful Fins 2006. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 2 Itoya portfolios, 11" x 14", with various drawings and works in color pencil and other media. Also includes student drawings and assorted printed materials. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 2 binders, 8 1/2" x 11", with various photographs and other explanatory materials in acetate sleeves. Also includes a framed exhibition photograph for McCay's Enigma: Orb Photography. 18" x 12" (Frame). Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn design" x s (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Margaret (American b. circa 1932). 32" x 24" zippered cloth portfolio full of sketchbooks, drawings, pastels and other artwork. The wife of artist Peter Bruning (Dutch / American 1923-2018), Margaret was an accomplished artist in her own right. There are sure to be treasures in this varied group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Vinyl zippered porfolio 32" x 24", plus 2 Itoya Presentation / Display Books 8 1/2" x 11". All gently used. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Folding cardboard portfolio full of figure sketches, gestural drawings, and portrait studies from various eras. Charcoal, graphite, some pastel. Many from sketchbooks, on newsprint and other papers. Largest 22" x 30". Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Sketchbook 19" x 13" with several pencil and charcoal drawings, mainly figure studies. Circa 1940s. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Precut mats with backing boards and plastic envelopes. Includes 9 at 24" x 20" and 18 (plus an additional 7 windows only) at 20" x 16". Unknown if plastic envelopes included are sufficient for all mats. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 6 unfixed pastel drawings of various subjects including travel scenes and still life. 4 with signatures. Unframed, 24" x 20" each (Sheets). Some pinholes and creases. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 8 unfixed pastel & other media drawings of various subjects including animals and people. 6 with signatures. Unframed, largest sheet 20" x 16". Some pinholes and creases. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 10 unfixed pastel & other media drawings of various subjects including travel scenes, people and more. Unsigned. Unframed, largest sheet 19 1/2" x 15 3/4". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 17 drawings in various sizes and media including watercolor, ink, pastel, and more. Subjects include landscapes and cityscapes. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest sheet 18" x 15". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 10 drawings and paintings on paper and board in various sizes and media including watercolor, acrylic, ink, pastel, and more. Subjects include cityscapes and landscapes. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest sheet 18" x 15". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 15 drawings and paintings on paper, unstretched canvas, and board in various sizes and media including graphite, ink, acrylic and more. Some early career work. Subjects include landscape, portraits, sketches. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 15". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears and chipped corners. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 11 pastels and drawings on paper in various sizes. Subjects include flowers and vases. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 24". Some pinholes, creases, and marginal tears. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 11 pastels, paintings, etchings and drawings on paper and board in various sizes. Subjects include abstracts, still lifes, and more. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 24". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears, smudges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 45+ sketchbook pages and drawings in various sizes. Some early career work. Subjects include figures, portraits, and more. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 18" x 14". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears, smudges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 19 pastels and other media on paper. Subjects include celebrities Jaclyn Smith, Willie Nelson, Mr. T, and more. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 16". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears, smudges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 20 pastels and other media on paper. Subjects include portraits of unknown sitters, and a few celebrities. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 16". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears, smudges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 50+ pastels and other media on paper. Subjects include portraits of unknown sitters and some celebrities. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 24". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears, smudges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 50+ pastels and other media on paper and board. Subjects include portraits of celebrities and unknown sitters. Mix of signed and unsigned. Unframed, largest 20" x 32". Some pinholes, creases, marginal tears, smudges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Assortment of drawings of and by Peter Bruning by various arists. Also includes some exhibition and sale posters and materials. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 8 sketchbooks with drawings in pastel, graphite, charcoal, ink and other media. 8" x 6" to 11" x 14", all partially full with blank or with removed pages. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 3 sketchbooks with drawings in pastel, graphite, charcoal, ink and other media. 12" x 18" to 14" x 17", all partially full with blank or with removed pages and loose drawings. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 5 pocket sized sketchbooks with drawings in graphite, ink and other media, all partially full with blank or with removed pages and loose drawings. Also includes several catalogs that include Bruning's work - Wabash Valley Exhibition, Hoosier Salon, and others, plus a binder with examples of the artist's work. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 2 untitled abstract paintings on wallboard, undated, unsigned. 12 1/2" x 16 1/2" (Sight). Unframed. Some wear at edges. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes he painted were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

22" x 12 1/2" sheet of thin rice paper mounted to a 24" x 6 5/8" sheet of cardstock. Some light foxing and stains. Bright colors and compelling imagery. Information sheet affixed verso. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Unframed. Sizes range from 22" x 15" to 19" x 24". Includes two signed 20th century works from Shannon Farrey and Curtis Ripley, and an unsigned antique lithograph portrait of a seated man in a hat. Staining and toning, tape and tape residue, and turned corners and edges observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Tzalopoulou-Barnstone, Elli (Greek / American 20th-21st century). Untitled silkscreen portrait of a woman. Signed, numbered 1/7 and dated 1990 in pencil lower right. 38" x 26" (Sight), 45" x 33" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Break and crack in glass lower left corner. Small area of tape residue on frame and glass. Heavy, oversized. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Elli Tzalopoulou-Barnstone was raised and educated in Greece, and later studied at Wellesley College, Massachusetts, where she earned a B.A. degree in English literature. She did her graduate degree in fine arts at Yale University where she studied painting and color interaction theory with Joseph Albers. She lives in Bloomington, Indiana, and spends part of each year in Athens and on the Greek island of Serifos. Her paintings reflect both continents. She has exhibited widely in New York, Chicago, Mexico City, Munich, Prague and Athens. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs.

Canon, Alison (American 20th century). Still Life, acrylic on illustration board, undated. Identified verso with a tag from 1976 Scholastic Art Awards. 34" x 28" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Broken glass at bottom left. Image has dropped from hinges. Not examined out of frame. Will benefit from reframing. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Untitled, unsigned painting on paper of musical instruments. Undated. 18" x 11 3/4" (Sheet). 26" x 19" (Frame). Floated in a mat and wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Papered and wired, ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Unknown artist, untitled landscape painting on paper or board. Signed illegibly on mat lower right. 16 1/2" x 16 1/2" (Frame). Circular mat float mounted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Hitchings, Elspeth (New Zealand? 20th century). Farm at Rangiwanhia, pastel, 1996. Signed and dated lower right and identified verso with a tag and on board. 18 1/2" x 23 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a painted wood frame. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

2 images of vintage cars finely offset printed onto canvases. One signed illegibly in print lower left. 24" x 24" and 30" x 30" (Stretchers). Mat board backings with retail bar codes and hangers. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Unsigned, undated tie dyed Africa on a pink fabric. 52" x 40" (Stretchers). A few scuffs on surface. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Meltzer, Bess (American 20th C). Untitled, unsigned charcoal and chalk still life drawing on paper, undated. 18 3/4" x 23 3/4" (Sight). 28" x 31 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Meltzer, Bess (American 20th C). Untitled, unsigned graphite drawing on paper, undated. 13 1/2" x 15 3/8" (Sight). 20 1/4" x 22 1/4" (Frame). Double matted in a wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.

Meltzer, Bess (American 20th C). Untitled, unsigned graphite drawing on paper, undated. 21 3/4" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 30" x 24" (Frame). Double matted in a wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees, often at substantial cost for larger pieces; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS.