Lots 475 through 499 - Detail

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	475 JEAN-DIDIER DEBUT (French 1824-1893) Janissaire, Prix de Rome- late 19th C. Patinated bronze Height 14.75 inches/37.5 centimeters Cast signature “D. Debut” Stamp on base “Garanti au Titre – Paris – Bronze” with foundry crest Stamp side of base “Bronzes – PINČDO – Paris – Blvd. du Temple 40”   NOTE:  Musket & Scabbard cast as separate elements.   Estimate:  USD 3,000-5,000
	476 AFTER CLAUDE MICHEL CLODION (French 1738-1814) The Satyr Group – late 19th C. Patinated bronze Height 16.75 inches with base/42.5 centimeters Height 15.375 inches/31.9 centimeters Cast signature “CLOIDION”   Estimate:  USD 2,000-4,000
	477 AUGUSTE RODIN (French 1840-1917) Man with the Broken Nose Bronze with brown green patina Height: 10 inches/25.4 centimeters Executed in plaster 1863-1864 Musee Rodin edition Inscribed: A. Rodin, Musee Rodin 1967 and the foundry mark of Georges Rudier, Fondeur, Paris   Estimate: USD 30,000-40,000
	478 ALEXANDER ARCHIPENKO (Russian/American 1887-1964) Modelle Assise, 1914 Bronze on marble base 9.75 inches height (bronze)/ 25 centimeters 13 inches height (with base)/ 33 centimeters Base, black granite 5 x 5.50 x 3.30 inches Signed & dated in cast “Archipenko, 1914”   NOTE:   This bronze is not on the Archipenko Estate (copyright 2001)/Artist's Rights Society (ARS), New York, published list of known unauthorized recasts and reproductions and it can be submitted to the Estate for possible certification.    Estimate:  USD 4,000-6,000
	479 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 1,500 – 2,500
	480 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 1,500 – 2,500
	481 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 1,500 – 2,500
	482 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 1,000 – 1,500
	483 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 2,000 – 3,000
	484 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 1,500-2,500
	485 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 2,000-3,000
	486 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 2,500-3,500
	487 JACQUES HENRI LARTIGUE (French, 1894 – 1986) Launching the ZYX, 1910 Silver gelatin print Image: 9.50 x 13.625 inches/24.1 x 34.6 centimeters Paper: 12 x 16 inches/30.5 x 40.6 centimeters Signed in ink lower right “J. H. Lartigue (with sunburst cipher)”; imprint lower left “J.H.L.” Verso:  Dated in pencil lower right “1910 – 1913”   Estimate USD 4,000 – 6,000
	488 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 2,500 – 4,500
	489 ED WESTON (American 1886 – 1958) 1N (First Nude), 1918 Silver gelatin 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 4,000 – 6,000
	490 NEIL WESTON (American b. 1916) Dad (Portrait of His Father -Edward Weston) Silver gelatin print, negative 1945 9.375 x 7.625 inches/23.8 x 19.4 centimeters Verso: In pencil “Copyright 1983 Neil Weston, Print #16”; in pencil “#0176, 8-83a-2, Pr. #16”   Estimate USD 600 – 900
	491 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 600 – 900
	492 KIM WESTON (American b. 1953) Nude Under Netting, 1982 Silver gelatin print 10.50 x 13 inches/26.7 x 33 centimeters Signed in ink lower right “Kim Weston” Verso:  In pencil “To the Runner Up” NOTE:  Acquired directly from the artist   Estimate USD 600 – 900
	493 BRETT WESTON (American 1911 – 1993) Reclining Nude, 1973 Silver gelatin print mounted on archival board 7.44 x 15 inches/18.9 x 38.1 centimeters Signed in pencil lower right “Brett Weston, 1973”   Estimate USD 2,000 – 4,000
	494 RICHARD LOFTIS (American b. 1936) The Kansas City Stockyards, 1987 Black & white silver gelatin print 16 x 20 inches/40.6 x 50.8 centimeters Signed & dated lower right in pencil “R. E. Loftis, ‘87” Verso: Signed & dated in pencil “R.E. Loftis, 1994” Frame: 24 x 28.25 inches   NOTE:  Negative number 87-810TX-104   Estimate USD 800 – 1,200
	495 LARRY FERGUSON (American b. 1954) Mara (Swedish Girl Sitting in Field), 1978/’85 Black & white silver gelatin print 11 x 16 inches/27.9 x 40.6 centimeters Signed & dated in pencil lower right “Larry S. Ferguson” Titled in pencil lower center “Mara”; dated in pencil lower left “14-82-10” Verso:  Artist stamp with address   Estimate USD 800 – 1,200
	496 RICHARD LOFTIS (American b. 1936) In Number 7, 2004 Archival digital inkjet image, ed. 1/10 16 x 24 inches/40.6 x 61 centimeters Signed in pencil lower right “R. E. Loftis” Frame: 24 x 32 inches   Estimate USD 800 – 1,200
	497 SANDY McGUIRE (American lat e 20th C.) Gargoyle, Sept. 1984 Silver gelatin print 16.25 x 15.50 inches/41.3 x 39.4 centimeters Signed lower right “S. McGuire” Signed on matt in pencil lower right “S. McGuire”; titled & dated in pencil lower left “Gargoyle, Paris, Sept. 1984”   Estimate USD 800 – 1,200
	498 BRETT WESTON (American 1911 – 1993) Abstraction, 1975 Silver gelatin print 9.50 x 7.70 inches/24.1 x 19.6 centimeters Signed and dated in pencil lower right “Brett Weston, 1975” Verso: In pencil “JDG, 1057, BW-INV-11-4”   Estimate USD 1,500 – 2,500
	499 JOHN CHARLES WOOD (American b. 1952) Mannequin’s – Los Angeles, CA., 1979 Silver gelatin print 7 x 9 inches/17.8 x 22.9 centimeters Signed in pencil lower right “John Charles Wood” Verso:  Stamped “Photograph by John Woods, 1979”, in pencil “Printed 1979” NOTE:  Acquired directly from the artist   Estimate USD 400 – 600
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