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	76 NO LOT
	77 NO LOT
	78 HAYLEY LEVER (American 1876-1958) New York City Harbor with Tugboat & Statue of Liberty Oil on masonite 24 x 48 inches/61 x 122 centimeters Signed lower right “Hayley Lever, N.Y.” Frame: 31.50 x 55.50 inches   Estimate:  USD 6,500-8,500
	79 DWIGHT BENTON (American 1834-1903) Fort Dearborn, Chicago 1857 Oil on canvas laid on cardboard 13 x 21.25 inches/33 x 54 centimeters Unsigned Frame: 15.1 x 23.50 inches   Verso: Inscribed in pencil: “This is the sketch made in 1857 by Dwight Benton from which the donated painting in question was made in 1880 and presented to the Chicago Historical Society in 1912. R. Benton – Nephew of the artist”   Verso: Card reading “The program will include the presentation of a painting of Fort Dearborn as it appeared in 1857, by the late Dwight Benton.  The donors of the picture are Mrs. Dwight Benton and Mrs. Delia Benton Legg, widow and sister of the artist.  A reception to the descendants of Chicago’s Pioneers will follow the formal exercises.  Thomas Dent, President – Chicago Historical Society”   Verso: Invitation card to a gathering by The Chicago Historical Society, The United States Daughters of 1812, Illinois and The Society of the War of 1812 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Fort Dearborn Massacre   Verso: partial newspaper clipping detailing the Fort Dearborn painting and reading in part “The painting was made from a sketch made by Mr. Benton in 1857, which he took abroad with him to Italy, where he resided for many years.”   NOTE:  This image was the source of a US postage stamp in the early 1930’s.   Estimate: USD 1,800-2,200
	80 AFTER ANDREA DEL SARTO (Italian active 1485 – 1530) Madonna & Child Oil on canvas 27 x 19 inches/69 x 48 centimeters Verso:  Label remnant “Madonna and Child, copi A. . . del Sarto, No. 1209” Frame:  34 x 26 inches   Estimate: USD 300-500
	81 DENNY CLARK – DEBO (American b. 1937) Green Apples Oil on canvas 14 x 18 inches/35.6 x 45.7 centimeters Signed upper left “DEBO” Frame: 17.75 x 23.75 inches   Estimate:  USD 1,800-2,200
	82 ROGER SOMVILLE (French b. 1923) Hiboux (Owls), 1962 37.75 X 37.75 inches/ 96 x 96 centimeters Signed lower left “Somville” Verso:  Signed & dated “Somville, 1962 “ Unframed   Estimate: USD 8,000-12,000
	83 MARIE LAURENCIN (French 1883-1956) Tete du Femme (Head of a Woman) Watercolor on paper 9.50 x 7.25 inches/ 24 x 18.4 centimeters Signed upper right in pencil “Marie Laurencin” Frame: 15 x 12.75 inches   Estimate: USD 9,000-12,000
	84 NO LOT
	85 GERRIT BENNER (Dutch 1897-1981) Haan (Rooster) Oil on panel 27.50 x 23.75 inches/69.9 x 60.3 centimeters Signed lower right “Benner” Frame: 32 x 28.25 inches   Estimate:  USD 17,000-22,000
	86 NO LOT
	87 GIORGIO DE CHIRICO (Italian 1888-1978) La Partenza Di Giasone Color Lithograph on paper, 1966 Sight: 12 x 18 inches/30.5 x 45.7 centimeters Sheet: 19.75 x 25.25 inches/50.2 x 64 centimeters Signed in pencil lower right “G. de Chirico” Numbered in pencil lower left “63/99” Published by Carlo Bestelli, V from Suite of VI, (Ciranna 136) “Hand with Palm Facing Out on Top of a “V” watermark” Frame: 25.50 x 31.50 inches   Estimate:  USD 1,200-1,500
	88 NO LOT
	89 NO LOT
	90 EUGENE OMAR GOLDBECK (American 1892 – 1986) Start of the National Balloon Race, San Anton0, Texas, 4/23/24 Silver gelatin contact print 9 x 31.50 inches/22.9 x 80 centimeters Signed in ink lower right “E.O. Goldbeck”   Estimate USD 1,250-1,750
	91 EUGENE OMAR GOLDBECK (American 1892 – 1986) Living Air Service Insignia – by the Entire Personnel of Kelly Field, 1,300 Strong Part of Fields $6,000,000 worth of Airplanes in Background Silver gelatin contact print 7.50 x 19 inches/19.1 x 48.3 centimeters Signed in ink lower right “Eugene Goldbeck”   Estimate USD 1,250-1,750
	92 EUGENE OMAR GOLDBECK (American 1892 – 1986) The Long Lost City of the Inca’s – Machu Picchu, Peru, 1972 Silver gelatin print 9 x 56 inches/22.9 x 142.2 centimeters   Estimate USD 1,250-1,750
	93 EUGENE OMAR GOLDBECK (American 1892 – 1986) Indoctrination Division, Air Training Command, Lackland Air Base, San Antonio, Texas, July 19th, 1947 Silver print mounted on archival board 18.125 x 14.75 inches/46 x 37.5             centimeters Signed in ink lower right “Eugene Goldbeck”   NOTE: National Photo & News Service Photo, Copyright E. O. Goldbeck, Photo   Estimate USD 900-1,200
	94 EUGENE OMAR GOLDBECK (American 1892 – 1986) The New York Yankees as Seen in San Antonio, Texas, March 31st, 1922 – Babe Ruth in center of Photo Silver gelatin contact print 15 x 30 inches/38.1 x 76.2 centimeters In the photo lower right “Goldbeck foto 199 for National Photo Service, 787 E. Hustos St., San Antonio, Texas”.   NOTE:  Babe Ruth center of line up   Estimate USD 1,700-2,200
	95 EUGENE J. BELLOCQ (American 1873 – 1949) Reclining Nude (Plate 18 Storyville Portraits, New Orleans Prostitute), 1911 – 13 Silver print from glass plate 8 x 9.875 inches/20.3 x 25.1 centimeters Verso:  Stamped “Photograph by E. J. Bellocq, New Orleans Circa 1911 -13, Collection of Lee Friedlander.  This print was made by Lee Friedlander on gold toned P.O.P.  This photograph is not released for publication or for commercial use of any kind.  For permission communicate with Lee Friedlander, 44 So. Mountain Road, New City, N.Y., 10956”; in pencil lower right “EJB 134.4”; in pencil lower center “EJB 10281C”; in pencil lower left “Pl – 18”.                                                                     Estimate USD 1,200-1,800
	96 ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTON (American 1884 – 1971) Pechels Sinclair – Ziegfeld Silver gelatin print 12.75 x 9.75 inches/32.4 x 24.8              centimeters Verso:  Stamped “Photograph by Alfred Cheney Johnston”; titled in pencil “Pechels Sinclair, Ziegfeld”   NOTE:  Photograph made from 14 x 11 glass plate, circa 1919.   Estimate: USD 1,800-2,200
	97 GEORGE HURRELL (American 1904 – 1992) Jean Harlow (Double Printed Photograph) Silver gelatin print 12.25 x 9.25 inches/31.1 x 23.5 centimeters Dedicated in white ink “To Eva Kissick (sp. ?) with every Good Wish Cordially, Jean Harlow” Verso: Stamped “Kindly Credit, MGM, Photo by Hurrell” NOTE:  This is the only known double printed photograph of Jean Harlow   Estimate USD 2,250-2,800
	98 AARON SISKIND (American 1903 – 1991) Chicago Façade #7, 1960 Silver gelatin print 9.375 x 11.875 inches/23.8 x 30.2 centimeters Verso: Signed, titled & dated in pencil “Chicago Façade, 7, 1960, Aron Siskind”   Estimate USD 1,800-2,200
	99 ED WESTON (American 1886 – 1958) 1N (First Nude), 1918 Gelatin silver print 9.625 x 7.625 inches/24.4 x 19.4 centimeters Verso:  Stamped “Negative by Edward Weston, Print by Cole Weston (signed in pencil)”; stamped lower left “Slightly Damaged”, in pencil “P.R300.00, 8-81, 12-81”; in pencil “1N, Nude, 1918”   Estimate USD 3,500-5,500
	100 KIM WESTON (American b. 1953) Sleeping Model Silver gelatin print, ed. 2/10 10.50 x 13.50 inches/26.7 x 34.3 centimeters Signed in pencil lower right “Kim Weston” Verso: Stamped “Copyright, Kim Weston, All Rights Reserved – Sleeping Model, 2 of 10”   NOTE:  Acquired directly from the artist.     Estimate USD 500-700
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