Lots 1-15   Lots 16-31   Lots 32-47   Lots 48-63   Lots 64-79   Lots 80-95   Lots 96-111   Lots 112-119  

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Lot 64	Charles E. Chambers (1883-1941)		Story illustration: “The Understudy”, author: Johnson Morton, Harper’s Monthly, August 1917;	Group of people gathered around seated old woman.
Lot 65	Hugh Thomson (1860-1920)		Story illustration: “The School for Scandal”, author: Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Act I, Scene 1 ;	Woman embroidering, people reflected in mirror.
Lot 66	Artist Unidentified		Magazine cover, Woman’s Home Companion, ca. 1915;	Period couple beneath tree.
Lot 67	Norman M. Price (1877-1951)		Illustration;	Violinist admired by women at party.
Lot 68	Clarence F. Underwood (1871-1929)		Illustration;	Standing woman violinist.
Lot 69	Joseph C. Leyendecker (1874-1951)		Preliminary study for magazine cover, American Weekly, November 24, 1946;	Starving artist painting feast.
Lot 70	Arthur I. Keller (1866-1924)		Painting, ca. 1900;	A painter's cigarette is lit by his model.
Lot 71	Harvey Dunn (1884-1952)		Painting, early 1930s;	Reclining nude looking down, floral curtain.
Lot 72	George Quaintance		Painting, ca. late 1930s;	Lounging nude amidst flowers.
Lot 73	No Lot		;	.
Lot 74	Hector Garrido		Paperback book cover; Publisher: (Avon Books), ca. 1970;	Standing artist, model turned away eyed by patron.
Lot 75	Clark Hulings (b. 1922)		Likely magazine cover, February 1956;	Battle-weary GIs and French woman.
Lot 76	James Bama (b. 1926)		Magazine cover: “The Strange Kingdom of Marine Sgt. Wirkus”, author: Ted Stoil, Stag, April 1958;	White Marine worshipped by Haitian islanders.
Lot 77	Robert Maguire (1921-2005)		Paperback book cover: Hoyt's Child, by R.V. Cassill; Publisher: (Pocket Books), 1976;	Montage— Standing woman guerilla, passionate embrace, tropical revolutionaries.
Lot 78	Don Hewitt (1904-1998)		Pulp magazine cover: “Red Smoke”, author: Raoul Whitfield, Popular Complete Stories; publisher: (Street & Smith), December 1, 1931;	Hero eludes a dousing with molten steel.
Lot 79	Frederick Blakeslee (1898-1973)		Pulp magazine cover, Dare-Devil Aces; publisher: (Popular Publications), December, 1936;	German, French and British planes in dogfight over countryside.

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