McNaught Fine Art

Signed lower right, 'Sue Gertz' for Suzanne Gertz (American, 1938-2003) and created circa 1985. Suzanne Gertz first studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and, subsequently, at Bar...

Signed lower right, 'L. G. Cohen' for Lois Elaine Green Cohen (American, 1919-2012) and painted circa 1975. Previously with: James Snidle Fine Art, Rancho Mirage, CA Born in Chicago...

Signed lower right, 'Wilbert' for Robert Wilbert (American, 1929-2016) and dated 1974. Provenance: Donald Morris Gallery, Inc., Detroit, Michigan; Private collection, Miami Beach, F...

Signed, lower left, 'T. Nakayama' for Tadashi Nakayama (Japanese, 1927-2014), dated 1971 and inscribed, lower right, with number and edition limitation, '1/65'. Sheet dimensions: 41...

Signed lower right, 'D. Putnam Brinley' for Daniel Putnam Brinley (American, 1879–1963) and dated 1932. Artist note, lower left, 'Scale 1'' - 1'. ' American muralist and painter Dan...

A stone lithograph from the first edition of 'Picasso's Sketchbook (Carnet de la California, 1955-1956)' which was limited to 1000 copies. Dated, in the design, November 21, 1955 and numbered 4. Different lithograph printed verso, as issued. Unsigned. Accompanied with a copy of the inside cover page and colophone with publishing information. Around 1959, Editions Cercle d’Art published Carnet de la Californie, a facsimile of a sketchbook that Picasso worked on at his house in Cannes, La Californie. Printed at Mourlot Studios in Paris, this edition was prepared for the American market by publisher Harry N. Abrams, New York (1960). With thanks to Claire Lui and the Guggenheim for the below: Carnet de la Californie sheds light on Picasso’s interests and focus at the time. Over and over he returned to the same themes—copies of Old Masters, and drawings of a woman in Turkish clothing...

A stone lithograph from the first edition of 'Picasso's Sketchbook (Carnet de la California, 1955-1956)' which was limited to 1000 copies. Dated, in the design, November 1955 and numbered 11. Different lithograph printed verso, as issued. Unsigned. Accompanied with a copy of the inside cover page and colophone with publishing information. Around 1959, Editions Cercle d’Art published Carnet de la Californie, a facsimile of a sketchbook that Picasso worked on at his house in Cannes, La Californie. Printed at Mourlot Studios in Paris, this edition was prepared for the American market by publisher Harry N. Abrams, New York (1960). With thanks to Claire Lui and the Guggenheim for the below: Carnet de la Californie sheds light on Picasso’s interests and focus at the time. Over and over he returned to the same themes—copies of Old Masters, and drawings of a woman in Turkish clothing...

Signed lower left, 'Corinne West' for Corinne (West) Hartley (American, 1924-2020) and painted circa 1965. Titled, verso, 'Red, White and Grey' and inscribed, 'Shoe-In'. A mid-cent...

Signed, indistinctly, lower left, 'Celeste A...' (20th century) and painted circa 1995. Accompanied by a fragment additionally signed, 'Celeste A...' and titled, 'Buenos Aires'. A L...

Signed upper left, 'G. Rochegrosse' for George Rochegrosse (French, 1859-1938) and dated 1881. Framed dimensions: 15.5 H x 1.5 D x 13.5 W inches A finely-painted figural oil showin...

Signed lower right, 'Harriet Fischer' (Danish, 1890-1981); additionally signed, verso, dated 1951 and titled, 'Motiv fra Ibiza' Harriet Fischer grew up in a busy artist's studio whe...

Inscribed verso "Dora Masters" (American, 1912-2003) and painted circa 1960; additionally stamped, verso, with certification of authenticity. Unsigned. A large, Post-Impressionist ...