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LOT #194
Columbian Exposition and Chicago Print Assortment
Including a lithographic exhibition poster (after) Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893-1983), printed signature lower right, matted and framed without glass; an engraving (after) Theodore Davis (American, 1840-1894) “A Birdseye View of Chicago as it was Before the Great Fire” 1871, unsigned, pulled from Harper’s Weekly, matted and framed under glass; an assortment of unframed prints and photographs of architectural subjects, mainly of Chicago and relating to the World’s Fair exposition; together with (2) copper-faced printing plates depicting architect William Le Baron Jenney and his Home Insurance Building; a can and an ashtray from the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair; a 1930s brochure for “I’m no Angel” starring Mae West; and (2) lithograph book illustrations (after) William Gropper (American, 1897-1977), printed signatures lower left and right, unframed
Estimate: $200 - $400
Hammer Price: $200
Dimensions: Height: 24 3/8 inches, Width: 17 3/8 inches (Miro sight)
Condition: Very Good to Good, Miro poster having toning, creases, accretions, fingerprints, missing glass, mat having staining, tear and fraying; view of Chicago having creases, tears at edges to upper left corner and upper right, scuffs and scratches to frame with paint loss; loose prints having toning, chips, tears, scuffs and marks; printing plates having verdigris; souvenirs having dents, dirt accumulation and wear to finish; brochure having toning, tear along upper edge; Gropper prints having toning
Disclaimers: not examined out of the frames
Shipping: Quote Shipping
Sales Tax: New Jersey (6.250%), Pennsylvania (8.000%), Washington (10.500%)
Approximate Sale Time: New Jersey (6.250%), Pennsylvania (8.000%), Washington (10.500%)