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1. NOVISSIMA ET ACCURATISSIMA TOTIUS AMERICAE DESCRIPTO. Frederickde Wit. Published by Abraham Wolfgang, Amsterdam. Copper plate engraving, c. 1688.A detailed map of the Americas with California shown as an island. Decorative cartouchesshow natives collecting gold for their superiors, overlooked by serpents. This map was firstissued in Wolfgang's "Atlas Minor", a compilation of maps originally issued by Blaeu, de Wit,Visscher and others. Image size 19 1/4 x 22 3/4" (490 x 577 mm). Good condition withoriginal wash color; slight darkening at upper right. Burden, 465, 5th state. McLaughlin 49.#73359.2 $2,800.

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2. THE RIGHT AND WRONG SORT, : OR A GOOD AND BAD STYLE OF GOINGACROSS COUNTRY. Henry Alken. Published by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly, London.Aquatint engraving with original hand color, 1859. Engraved by J. Harris. Plate 1 from Fores’sHunting Sketches. Restrike issue. Image size 10 3/4 x 15" (272 x 380 mm). Fine condition andcolor. #63469.1 $395.

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3. TALUS. John Ross. Collagraph, undated. Artist’s proof. Signed and titled in pencil.Inscribed “A/P.” Paper size 15 11/16 x 15 11/16" (398 x 398 mm). Very good condition.#66594.1 $800.

February at The Old Print GalleryWe begin a celebration of Red this month. While late winter looms outside, our show ofcontemporary and 20th century prints presents a myriad of interpretations of the warmth,vibrancy and drama of the emboldened hue. RED runs from February 15th to April 15th.To keep up with gallery events, artists and featured works, as well as our ever-changinginventory of prints, visit www.oldprintgallery.com and check out our blog atwww.oldprintgallery.wordpress.com. You can also find us on facebook.

Capital Art FairLocated in Rosslyn, Virginia, for its 33rd year, the Capital Art Print Fair features thousandsof works of art from old master to contemporary. Twenty-five distinguished dealers fromacross the United States will participate in the fair. It is the only art fair in the WashingtonD.C. area where an extraordinary range of fine art will be available for collectors, museums,and the curious to purchase. Visit www.capitalartprintfair.com for more information.

Come and join us and see how affordable original art is to own and appreciate.Saturday and Sunday April 6-7, 2013

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44. UNION.Tompkins H. Mat-teson. Publishedby William Pate,58 & 60 Fulton St.NY. Stipple en-graving 1852- c.1865. Engraved byH.S. Sadd. Thisengraving was firstissued to celebratethe great Compro-mise of 1850. Thiscompromisehelped to delay theU.S. Civil War forten years. Twenty-two leading politi-cians of the day including Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John C. Calhoun, and SamuelHouston. are depicted. The plate was reworked with a number of the principal figureschanged to reflect a more pro-Union stance. The most noticeable change is the replacementof John C. Calhoun's head with a beardless Abraham Lincoln (2nd edition). In this thirdedition, a beard has been added. Third state of three. Image size 19 1/2 x 26 3/8" (494 x672 mm). Good condition save faint scrape at upper left. Black and white. #23738.2$1,450.

5. WASH-INGTONAND LIN-COLN. :THE FA-THER ANDSAVIOUROF OURCOUNTRY.Published byCurrier &Ives, 152 Nas-sau St. NY.Hand-coloredlithograph,

1865. Image size 14 7/8 x 10 13/16" (378 x375 mm). Good condition and color.#37626.2 $1,200.

6. ABRA-HAM LIN-COLN, :SIXTEENTHPRESIDENTOF THEUNITEDSTATES.Published byCurrier &Ives, 152 Nassau St., New York. Hand-colored lithograph, undated. Vignette,image size 11 3/4 x 9 1/2" (298 x 240 mm).Good condition with original color.#31116.1 $800.

7. LINCOLN AND HIS FAMILY. Adam Biege-mann. Published by William Smith, PrintsellerNo. 702 South Third St. Philadelphia. Lithograph,undated. Lithographed by D. Wiest. Image size 181/4 x 24 1/4" (460 x 613 mm). Fine condition andcolor. #31136.2 $660.

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8. THE LIFE OF A FIRE-MAN. THE RACE. -“JUMP HER BOYS, JUMPHER!” Louis Maurer. Pub-lished by N. Currier, 152Nassau Street, NY. Two-stone lithograph with hand-color, 1854. L. Maurer, del.Lith. by N. Currier. Signedin stone lower right "L. Mau-rer." Image size 16 15/16 x25 7/8" (429 x 657 mm).Good condition and color.Conningham 3519. Gale3787. #733.2 $4,250.

9. INDEPENDENT BOS-TON FUSILIERS. J.G.Chandler Lith., Boston.Lithograph printed in color,c. 1858. Composed anddrawn on stone by G.Dubois. Image size 16 x 221/4" (406 x 566 mm). Faircondition with good color;repaired tear at top and re-paired vertical creases. As is.#44447.1 $1,900.

10. A PROMISINGFIELD. MEET OF THEESSEX FOX HOUNDS.Henry Alken. Published byJ. Moore, at his PictureFrame Manufactury, Lon-don. Photogravure, hand-colored, 1852- c. 1920. En-graved by George Hunt.Photogravure after an earlieraquatint engraving. Imagesize 16 1/2 x 24 7/8" (418 x632mm). Fine conditionand color. #45694.1 $485.

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11. YUCATAN CONVENTUS IURIDI-CI HISPANIAE NOVAE PARS OCCI-DENTALIS, ET GUATIMALACONVENTUS IURIDICUS. ArnoldusMontanus. Published by Jacob van Meurs,Amsterdam. Copper plate engraving, 1671.From Montanus' "De Nieuwe en Onbek-ende Weereld: of Beschryving van Ameri-ca". This fascinating map covers CentralAmerica from Mexico City to Panama City,including Guatimala, Honduras and CostaRica. Part of Cuba is shown at upper right.A highly decorative title cartouche is com-posed of cherubs and Native Americans. Asmall scene depicting Neptune is picturedto the right of the cartouche. The map is aderivative of Blaeu’s 1662 map. Image size11 1/4 x 14 1/4" (287 x 362 mm). Goodcondition. Black and white. #68086.1$750.

12. A GENERAL CHART OF THE WESTINDIA ISLANDS WITH THE ADJACENTCOASTS OF THE SPANISH CONTINENT.Louis Stanislas d'Arcy de la Rochette. Pub-lished by W. Faden, London. Copperplateengraving, 1796. View of the West Indiesincluding the tip of Florida, Honduras, Nicara-gua, and northern South America. Few inlandrivers and settlements are noted as emphasis isplaced on islands and coastal features. Imagesize 20 3/8 x 29 1/2" (518 x 748 mm). Goodcondition with original outline coloring, saverepaired 4" tear at vertical crease and marginalrepairs. #36241.3 $850.

13. DOMINIA ANGLORUM INPRAEIPIUS INSULIS AMERI-CAE. Homann Heirs. Published byHomann Heirs, Nuremberg. Cop-per engraving, hand colored, 1737.From the Grosser Atlas. A decora-tive and informative composite mapdepicting five Caribbean islands: St.Christopher, Antigua, Bermuda,Barbados and Jamaica. Each mapshows coastal features, towns andshoals, usually with a key identifyingarea landmarks. Image size 19 1/8 x22 3/4" (486 x 553mm). Good con-dition with original wash color savethe usual narrow lower margin.Palmer, Bermuda, 32. #47576.1$1,100.

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14. INSULAE AMERICANAE IN OCEANO SEPTENTRIONALI, CUM TERRIS ADIACENTI-BUS. Arnoldus Montanus. Published by Jacob van Meurs, Amsterdam. Copper plate engraving, 1671.From Montanus' "De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weereld: of Beschryving van America". An attractive mapof the Caribbean islands based on Blaeu's 1635 chart. It follows the coastline from Chesapeake Bay tonorthern South America. Florida is curiously shaped and stretches westward to the Mississippi River.The mouth of the Mississippi is shown as a large bay, opening onto three separate rivers. Hondurasoccupies most of Central America, with Nicaragua located on the southwest coast. Cuba is shownalongside Hispaniola, Puerto Rico and Jamaica. The Virgin Islands down to the Grenadines aremapped, as are the Lesser Antilles off the coast of South America. Image size 11 1/8 x 14 1/4" (284 x362 mm). Good condition save minor marginal repair. Black and white. #68085.1 $1,400.

15. LES ISLES DE L'AMERIQUE CON-NUES SOUS LE NOM D'ANTILLES. Nico-las de Fer. Copper engraving, 1705 (1741).Reaching from Yucatan and southern Floridato the Leeward Islands, de Fer's small WestIndian map includes many coastal featuresand towns. Several islands carry legends de-noting their discovery by Columbus; most areassigned to one of the European powers.Image size 8 3/4 x 13 1/8" (221 x 332mm).Fine condition. Black and white. Phillips,Atlases, 546. #47695.1 $485.

16. A MAP OF TERRA FIRMA, GUI-ANA AND THE ANTILLES IS-LANDS. Hermann Moll. Copperengraving, 1729. A closely focused lookat the Caribbean basin by one of Eng-land’s most important cartographers. Atupper left is the tip of Florida, labeled“Part of Louisiana.” The islands are allidentified, with some ports and oceanshoals shown. Colombia and Venezuelaappear as well. Image size 7 1/16 x 10"(180 x 254mm). Fine condition. Blackand white. #47699.1 $325.

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17. A NEW MAP OFGEORGIA, WITH PARTOF CAROLINA, FLORI-DA AND LOUISIANA.DRAWN FROM ORIGI-NAL DRAUGHTS, AS-SISTED BY THE MOSTAPPROVED MAPS ANDCHARTS COLLECTEDBY EMAN: BOWEN. GE-OGRAPHER TO HISMAJESTY. Emanuel Bow-en. Copper plate engraving,1748. A scarce 1748 map ofGeorgia, Florida, the Caroli-nas, and Louisiana fromJohn Harris’ "Navigantiumatque Itinerantium Bibliotheca, or Complete Collection of Voyages and Travels." The map ofGeorgia first appeared in the 1744-48 and 1764 editions, when a new chapter was added givinga history of Georgia. The map covers the region from Charleston to an area just west of theMississippi River. This is one of the finest maps of the region during the period. It shows coastalsettlements in South Carolina, the Indian Tribes friendly or hostile to the English, and the chieftrading paths of the period. Image size 14 1/8 x 18 1/2" (359 x 472 mm). Good condition,save for some vertical creases where it was folded into the volume; small marginal repairs. Black& white. Cumming, “Southeast in Early Maps” 267. #26628.3 $6,000.

18. MARE DEL NORD.Vicenzo M. Coronelli. Pub-lished by Coronelli. Copperengraving, c. 1695-97. ByMarco Vincenzo Coronelli.From his Atlante Veneto,Venice, 1695-97. One of themost famous and decorativecharts of the Atlantic Oceanand its coasts by a master ofItalian cartography. Whilefew cities are shown, coastalfeatures such as rivermouths, points, harbors andcapes are all named, aswould be expected on a nau-tical chart such as this. Loui-

siana is not named; the entire Gulf coast, almost to the Rio Grande, is labeled Florida.Image size 17 11/16 x 23 11/16.” Fine condition. Phillips, Maps, 127. #46212.1 $1,800.

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19. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WITH THE BRITISH POSSESSIONS OF CANADA,NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEWFOUNDLAND DIVIDED WITH THEFRENCH, ALSO THE SPANISH TERRITORIES OF LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA… Publishedby Laurie & Whittle, 53 Fleet St. London. Copper plate engraving, 1794. A beautiful map of theUnited States and lower Canada, published shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. Includesa nice detailed look at the original colonies, East and West Florida (then part of Spain) and SpanishLouisiana. Excellent detail on the various Indian Tribes in the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys.Article III of the Treaty is reprinted next to the cartouche, which includes one of the earliest representa-tions of an American Flag to appear on a printed map. Image size 17 7/8 x 19 3/4" (452 x 502 mm).Fair condition with vibrant origiinal wash color, but rejoined at centerfold, two spots in sea andmarginal repairs. #9117.4 $2,500.

20. PARTIE MERIDIONALE DELA LOUISIANE AVEC LAFLORIDE, LA CAROLINE ET LAVIRGINIE. Paulo Santini. Pub-lished by Giueseppe Remondini, Ven-ice. Copper engraving; originaloutline color, 1784. Engraved mapwith original outline color. By Le Sr.d’Anville; revised by Santini. Pub-lished by Remondini, Venice, 1784. Agood overall map of the AmericanSouth at the end of the Revolution. Itextends from New Jersey and Dela-ware Bay south to Cape Canaveral onthe Florida coast and west beyond the

Mississippi River to Cabo del Norte on the Texas coast. To the north is "Adayes, PresidioEspagnol de la. Prov. De Tecas." Reflecting its French origin, the map places the boundarybetween Louisiana and Florida east of Mobile. Georgia appears, but no boundaries aredrawn. D'Anville shows many rivers, locates Indian tracks and towns, and marks such riversettlements as St. Genevieve and Caskaskia. Image size 18 1/2 x 22 1/2" (477 x 570 mm).Fine condition and color. #46224.1 $1,250.

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21. BORDEAUX. Engraving, hand-colored, 1852. A detailed map of this French city, set abovetwo views of the city. Image size 12 x 14 7/8" (307 x 377 mm). Good condition with original outlinecolor. #80395.1 $175.

The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, better known as SDUK, was an English enterprisedevoted to spreading the most up to date cartographic information and enhancing geographical under-standing and knowledge of the world. Over a period of years, the maps that the SDUK produced wereissued by various publishers. The following is a breakdown. Baldwin & Craddock, 1829-36. Chapman &Hall, 1844. C. Knight, 1844-52. G. Cox, 1852-3. Stanford, 1857-70. The maps from this series are knownfor their fine engraving and attention to detail.

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23. AMSTERDAM. Engraving. Hand-colored,1835. A detailed map of the city, set above aseries of 14 profile views of buildings. Imagesize 12 7/8 x 15" (226 x 378 mm). Goodcondition with original outline color, save lightstain at lower right. #80397.1 $200.

PARMA. 1384.2 $150.ANTWERP 26962.2 $125.CALCUTTA. #80366.1 $350.STOCKHOLM. #80390.1 $175.VIENNA. #80391.1 $175.MARSEILLE. #80393.1 $175.

TOULON. #80394.1 $175.ATHENS. #80398.1 $200.COPENHAGEN. #80399.1 $175.HAMBURG. #80401.1 $135.DRESDEN. #80402.1 $135.SYRACUSE. #80403.1 $195.

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22. TURIN. Engraving, hand-colored, 1833. Afine plan of the city, set above three views. Imagesize 12 ¼ x 14 1/2" (310 x 370 mm). Goodcondition with original outline color; one smallspot. #80400.1 $200.

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24. REDHEADS NO. 2.Frank W. Benson. Dry-point, 1923. Edition 150.Fourth state of four. Signedin pencil. Image size 7 7/8x 9 7/8" (200 x 252 mm).Very good condition.#43277.1 $1,250.

25. GEESE. Robert Cook.Copperplate etching,1992. Signed, titled anddated in pencil. Inscribed“AP 8.” Image size 5 3/4 x7 3/4" (147 x 198 mm).Very good condition.#78236.1 $450.

26. FLIGHT, SPOON-BILLS. Victoria H. Hunt-ley. Lithograph, 1948.Edition 50. Signed and dat-ed in pencil. Image size 95/8 x 13 1/2" (245 x 342mm). Very good condition.#16396.3 $175.

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27. PLATE LV (Small red butterflies andyellow flowers). Benjamin Wilkes. Pub-lished in London. Engraving, hand-colored,1773. From Benjamin Wilkes' "One Hun-dred Twenty Copper-Plates of English Mothsand Butterflies." Wilkes was a painter in oilsand an enthusiastic amateur entomologist.There is evidence that he colored these en-gravings himself. Despite its title, this workis really, as De Belder notes, "a great flowerbook: The plants depicted dominate thecomposition, and are actually more artistical-ly accomplished than the attending insects."The mixture of the two elements adds to theengraving's charm. Image size 10 x 8" (255 x200 mm). Good condition. De Belder 384,Buchanan, "Nature into Art," 10, 178.#60824.1 $325.

28. GRIOTTE D'ALLEMAGNE. TOME I. PL.XIV. Henri Duhamel Du Monceau. PublishedParis. Engraving, handcolored, 1768. Drawn byL.B. From the first edition of one of the mostinfluential 18th-century works on fruit,"Traite desArbres Fruitiers" by Henri Louis Duhamel du Mon-ceau. Image size 9 x 7 1/2" (227 x 190 mm). Goodcondition with modern hand color. Dunthorne100. De Belder 109. Sitwell, Great Flower Books, p.55. #58290.1 $285.

29. THE VIOLET-NECKED LORY. (THELORIIDAE. PLATE XIII). John GerrardKeulemans. Published by R.H. Porter, Lon-don. Hand-colored lithograph, 1896. From"A Monograph of the Lories or Brush-Tongued Parrots" by St. George Mivart.Keulemans was among the finest ornithologi-cal artists of the latter 19th-century. He wasprolific, and in great demand among scientistswho wanted him to illustrate their works. Inalmost every case his drawings are highly accu-rate and detailed, usually set in an appropriatelandscape background. Image size 9 1/4 x 73/4" 230 x 200 mm). Good condition.#55456.1 $550.

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1330. THE AIR. (Frank Hedges Butler).Leslie Ward. Published by VanityFair, London. Photo-offset, c. 1905.Caricature of Mr. Frank Hedges But-ler. (Ballooning) by Spy. Spy was Les-lie Ward's pseudonym. Image size 127/8 x 9" (328 x 228 mm). Goodcondition and color. #60838.2 $185.

31. TOM. Published by Vanity Fair,London. Chromolithograph, Nov.21, 1885. An image of Mr. ThomasNickalls after a drawing by "Pat." Print-ed by Vincent Brooks Day & Son.Image size 12 1/2 x 7 1/2" (320 x 192mm). Very good condition and color.#31490.2 $125.

McKENNY-HALL INDIAN POR-TRAITS. Charles Bird King. Litho-graphed, colored & published by J.T.Bowen, Philadelphia, 1848-54. Fromthe octavo edition of “History of theIndian Tribes of North America” byThomas L. McKenney and James Hall.Paper size 10 ¼ x 6 5/8” (260 x 168 mm).

32. MA-KA-TAI-ME-SHE-KIA-KIAH, A SAUKIEBRAVE. (Black Hawk). Good condition withoriginal hand-color. #67028.1 $400.

33. TSHI-ZUN-HAU-KAU, A WINNEBAGOWARRIOR. Good condition with originalhand-color. #23939.2 $375.

34. DRUM-MOND. RobertR. McIan. Pub-lished by Acker-mann & Co., 96,Strand, London.Lithograph withoriginal hand-col-or, 1845-47. Lith-ographed by L.Dickinson. From"The Clans of theScottish High-lands," illustratedby Robert Ronald

McIan, with text by James Logan. Each portraitdepicts a Scots Highlander in his native dress,often a tartan, set in a natural landscape. McIan& Logan's two-volume set is considered the firstcomprehensive work on the Scottish clans. Imagesize 12 7/8 x 9 3/8" (325 x 235 mm). Goodcondition and color; trimmed closely on right asissued. #61669.1 $250.

35. UNTITLED. Jacob De Gheyn. Copperengraving, 1608. Rare copper engraving by Jacobde Gheyn. From his renowned early work on theexercise of arms, "Wapenhandelinge van RoenMusquetten ende Spiessen." De Gheyn's work isprized for its striking depictions of early 17th-century uniforms, weapons and military accou-terments. There are plates illustrating firelocks,muskets and pikes, as well as armor, swords andammunition pouches. Image size 10 5/16 x 75/16" (263 x 186 mm). Good condition withmodern hand-color. #59569.1 $385.

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36. FOUR DARK RED VASES. Susan Goldman. Monotype, 2003. Signed, titled anddated in pencil. Paper size 30 1/8 x 42 1/8" (765 x 1077 mm). Very good condition.#75695.1 $3,500.

37. HIBISCUS. Nina Muys. Carbogravure on BFK Rives, 2006. Edition 3. Signed, titledand dated in pencil. Inscribed “3/3.” Image size 15 x 15" (381 x 381mm). Very goodcondition. In artist frame. #80699.1 $450.

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38. BRIDGE IN BROOKLYN. John Ross. Woodcut, 1964. Signed and titled in pencil.Inscribed “A/P.” Image size 13 1/4 x 23 5/8" (337 x 600 mm). Very good condition.#66620.2 $400.

39. THE BUD. Tokoha Matsu-da. Etching, aquatint, andchine colle, 2011. Edition 50.Signed, titled, and dated in pen-cil. Inscribed “4/50.” Imagesize 7 1/2 x 7 3/8" (190 x 187mm). Very good condition.#76660.1 $175.

40. CONSTRUCTIONCRANE. Su-Li Hung.Woodcut, 2007. Edition50. Signed, titled, and datedin pencil. Inscribed 1/50.”Image size 13 3/8 x 11 9/16"(337 x 304 mm). Very goodcondition. #48414.3 $350.

41. MALLORCANFLOWER. Clare Roma-no. Collagraph, 1970.Signed and titled in pencil.Artist’s proof. Paper size35 7/8 x 26 5/8" (911 x677 mm). Very good con-dition and color.#71179.1 $2,000.

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42. QUEEN ANN'S BED : WINDSOR CASTLE. C. Wild. Published by Acker-mann, London. Aquatint engraving, hand colored, 1829. From William Henry Pyne'sThe History of the Royal Residences. This richly detailed work, noted for its superbdeep color, included 100 views of Windsor Castle, St. James's Palace, Carlton House,Kensington Palace, Hampton Court, Buckingham House and Frogmore. They werecreated by Britain's finest artists, including C. Wild, J. Stephanoff, W. Westall, W.J.Bennett and D. Havell. Image size 9 7/8 x 7 7/8" (250 x 223 mm). Good conditionwith rich original color. #49164.1 $285.

43. RETURNING TO KENNEL. Sheldon Williams. Published by R. Powell, 6 GroveRd., Brixton SW., London. Aquatint engraving, hand-colored, undated. Engraved by

E. G. Hester. 20th century restrike impression. Image size 13 3/4 x 23 1/4" (347 x591mm). Fine condition and color. #45559.1 $485.

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44. CATHEDRAL. Richard Florsheim. Color litho-graph, 1965. Edition 50. Inscribed “44/50.” Signedin pencil. Image size 17 9/16 x 13 15/16" (446 x 354mm). Very good condition. #59052.1 $225.

45. UN JOUR UNE CERESE.Laurent Schkolnyk. Color mezzo-tint, 2000. Edition 90. Signed andtitled in pencil. Inscribed “8/90.”Image size 6 7/8 x 3 1/2" (175 x 89mm). Very good condition.#22612.2 $300.

46. PERIODE BLEUE. Laurent Schkolnyk. Multi-plate color mezzotint, undated. Edition 80. Signedand titled in pencil. Inscribed “16/80.” Image size 93/8" x 7" (237 x 176 mm). Very good condition.#13092.1 $600.

47. EXIT. Mary Teichman. Coloretching and aquatint, 2004. Edi-tion 50. Signed, titled, and dated inpencil. Inscribed “3/50.” Imagesize 11 13/16 x 7 3/8" (299 x 189mm). Very good condition.#35510.3 $540.

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48. FLOCK OF BIRDS FLY-ING LIKE WIND. Su-LiHung. Woodcut, 2007. Edi-tion 50. Signed, titled, anddated in pencil. Inscribed“4/50.” Image size 12 7/8 x17 5/16" (327 x 440 mm).Very good condition.#44283.2 $500.

49. ROUND MIDNIGHT.Richard Sloat. Etching, 2004.Edition 7. Signed and titled inpencil. Inscribed “SII 3/7.”Image size diameter 11 3/4 x11 3/4" (300 mm). Very goodcondition. #34841.1 $300.

50. PIDGEONS, WASH. SQ. Peter Gourfain. Wood-cut, 1999. Artist’s proof. Signed, titled, and dated inpencil. (Pigeons is spelled “pidgeons” on the print).Inscribed “A/P.” Image size 7 1/2 x 5 1/4" (191 x 137mm). Very good condition. #7095.2 $325.

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51. THE DARK POOL. Frank W. Benson. Drypoint, 1920. Edition 150. Sixth state of six.Signed in pencil. Image size 7 15/16 x 11 7/8" (201 x 302 mm). Very good condition, very minorcrease in outer edge of the top left corner. Paff 189. #10882.3 $3,750.

52. FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS.[Greenport, New York.] StowWengenroth. Lithograph, 1964.Edition 80. Signed and titled inpencil, inscribed "Ed/80." Imagesize 15 7/8 x 9 15/16" (400 x 250mm). Good condition. Stuckey295. #35722.1 $900.

53. NESTING LOON. Gabriel Jules. Etching &aquatint, 2004. Edition 12. Signed, titled and datedin pencil. Inscribed "5/12." Image size 8 7/8 x 5 7/8"(228 x 153 mm). Very good condition. #80186.1$225

54. THREE WHITEGEESE. (untitled).Thomas Handforth.Etching and aquatint, c.1924. Edition 50.Signed in pencil, in-scribed "5/50." Imagesize 6 1/16 x 7 3/8" (154x 188 mm). #34189.1$175.

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55. LETTING GO. Jenny Freestone.Etching, 2000. Edition 20. Signed, titledand dated in pencil. Inscribed "10/ 20."Image size 16 x 13" (405 x 331 mm). Verygood condition. #70004.1 $350.

56. SMALL BRANCHES. Robert Kipness.Mezzotint, 1999. Artist’s proof. Signed inpencil. Inscribed "Artist's proof." Imagesize 14 x 9 5/16" (355 x 236 mm). Verygood condition. #42173.1 $12,000.

57. EVENING II. Robert Kipness.Mezzotint, 2008. Edition 60 + 15 ap.Signed in pencil. Inscribed "2/60." Im-age size 7 3/4 x 7" (198 x 177 mm). Verygood condition. #60197.2 $1,000. 58. NIGHT LILY. Gerald Scheck. Dry-

point, 2003. Edition 25. Signed andtitled in pencil. Inscribed "3/25." Imagesize 11 7/8 x 9 7/8" (300 x 245 mm).Very good condition. #30789.2 $350.www.oldprintgallery.com

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60. BRAZILIAN BUILDERS.James E. Allen. Etching, 1933.Edition c. 50. Signed in pencil.Image size 16 3/4 x 8 1/2" (423 x212 mm). Very good condition.Ryan 59. #21527.1 $4,400.

59. SUNSET ON BOOTHBAY HARBOR.Alan Petrulis. Etching, 1996. Edition 100.Signed and titled in pencil. Inscribed“15/100.” Image size 5 3/4 x 9 3/4 (147 x 249mm). Very good condition. #29432.9 $150.

61. STEAM. Victoria H. Huntley. Lithograph, 1958. Edition 50. Signed"Victoria Hutson Huntley" and dated in pencil. Inscribed "Steam' Lithograph,Edition 50." Image size 10 7/8 x 15 5/8" (275 x 396 mm). Very good condition.Kraeft 65. #16353.3 $1,200.

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62. THE MIDDLEBURY IRIS.Jake Muirhead. Drypoint on Ger-man Etch paper, 2011. Artist’sproof. Signed and titled by artistin pencil. Inscribed "A/P." Imagesize 7 7/8 x 6" (200 x 152 mm).Very good condition. #77339.1$250.

63. OIL CAN. Jake Muirhead. Etching andaquatint on Arches Cover paper, 2010. Signedand titled by artist in pencil. Inscribed "A/P."Image size 9 3/4 x 9 3/4 (247 x 247 mm). Verygood condition. #75187.1 $350.

64. WINTER FALLS. Gabriel Jules.Etching & aquatint, 2003. Edition10. Signed, titled and dated in pencil.Inscribed "2nd State 10/10." Imagesize 9 3/4 x 7 7/8" (250 x 200 mm).Very good condition. #80185.1 $200.

65. DODGE STREET ROCKERS. [BlockIsland.] Alan Petrulis. Etching, 2002. Edi-tion 100. Signed and titled in pencil.Inscribed "13/100." Image size 10 x 5 3/4"(254 x 145 mm). Very good condition.#37814.5 $150.

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66. THAT MOMENT. ArtWerger. Mezzotint 2010.Edition 25. Signed, titled,and dated in pencil. In-scribed "10/25." Image size3 7/16 x 3 7/16" (84 x 84mm). Very good condition.#71117.1 $100.

67. LATE AFTERNOON.Art Werger. Mezzotint,2010. Edition 25. Signed,titled, and dated in pencil.Inscribed "10/25." Imagesize 3 7/16 x 3 7/16" (84 x84 mm). Very good condi-tion. #71122.1 $100.

68. ABRUPTLY. ArtWerger. Mezzotint, 2010.Edition 25. Signed, titled,and dated in pencil. In-scribed "10/25." Image size3 7/16 x 3 7/16" (84 x 84mm). Very good condition.#71121.1 $100.

69. REPOSE. Alessandro Mastro-Valerio. Mezzotint, 1948. Edition20. Estate signed, inscribed withartist's name and initialed"N.M.V." Nola Mastro-Valerio theartist’s wife. Image size 6 7/8 x 87/8" (175 x 226 mm). Good con-dition. #40738.2 $750.

70. TWO CHEFS. [Portfolio Restaurant.] Susan Pyzow. Etching, 2005. Edition 50. Signedand titled in pencil. Inscribed "2/50." Image size 5 5/16 x 10 1/4" (135 x 260 mm). Very goodcondition. #40352.2 $275.

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71. RINGLING BROS AND BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS. THE GREATESTSHOW ON EARTH. Published USA. Mechanical photo lithograph, undated. Circusposter showing two iconic performing animals -- a tiger and a lion. Image size 42 1/4 x 261/2". Very good condition. #80729.1 $250.

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