
383 King, Mark. "Arthur Ashe/ Jimmy Connors".
English painter. Canvas Stretched Transfer. c.1980s. 10 x 13".
Estimated Value
$250-500.
Featured in Palm Springs Life Magazine.
384 Lambert, Georges. "Sax Musician". Ecole de
Paris artist. Original Limited Edition Color Lithograph. #68/200, matted and framed to
16½ x 18½". Signed in pencil. Fine.
Estimated Value $300-600.
385 Lautrec, Toulouse. "Yvette Guilbert".
Legendary French artist. Limited Edition Color Lithograph. 1307/1500. Pulled by Jacomet
1950. Matted and framed to 17 x 21". Fine.
Estimated Value $300-600.
386 Lautrec, Toulouse. "Yvette Guilbert Portfolio".
Limited Edition Lithograph. 1308/1500. Matted and framed to 18½ x 22½".
Fine.
Estimated Value $250-300.
387 Leal, Steve. "Purple Earrings". Original
Mixed Media. 15 x 20". Bold signature in ink. Fine.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.
388 Loretta Young & Tyrone Power by George Hurrell.
The Master Photographer during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Limited Edition Photograph.
#31/190 Black and white, 11 x 14", matted, and framed in plexiglass to 16 x 20". A breathtakingly
dramatic image of two of classic Hollywood's stars. Signed by Hurrell in black ink. Fine.
Estimated Value $1,000-2,000.
389 Marilyn by Bert Stern. Limited Edition
Color Photograph. #136/250. 1962. Image 18 x 19½", matted and framed to overall
25½ x 27½". Signed by Stern. Fine.
Estimated Value $1,250-2,500.
390 Marilyn by Milton Greene. One the great
photographers of the 20th century, Greene was featured in Norman Mailer's book "Of Women and Their
Elegance" and "Milton's Marilyn." He was co-producer with Marilyn on the film "The Prince and the
Showgirl" and had special shooting sessions with her known as the Red and the Black Sittings.
Limited Edition Photograph. #242/250. Famous "Bowler Hat" shot from black sitting. 15½
x 19½ image museum matted and framed to 22 x 26". Hand signed and dated 1979 with M.G. stamp.
Fine.
Estimated Value $2,500-4,000.
391 Marilyn by Milton Greene. Limited Edition
Photograph. "High Kick" Black and white. Image 17 x 22", matted and framed to 22 x 26". From the
"Black Sitting." Fine.
Estimated Value $2,000-3,000.
Obtained from photographer.
392 Marilyn by Milton Greene. Limited
Edition Color Photograph "Peek-A-Boo" #7/99. Featured on the cover of Playboy January,
1997. Matted and framed to 17 x 20". Fine.
Estimated Value $750-1,500.
393 Marilyn by Milton Greene. Limited Edition
Photograph. "Shoulder Shot" Black and white. Image 10½ x 13½", matted and framed
to 23 x 26½". From the "Black Sitting." Fine.
Estimated Value $750-1,500.
394 Marilyn by Milton Greene. Limited Edition
Photograph. "Resting" Black and white. Image 12 x 16", matted and framed to 22 x 26". From the
"Black Sitting." Fine.
Estimated Value $750-1,500.
395 Marilyn by Milton H. Greene. Limited
Edition Photograph. "Black Sitting Double Image" Black and white. Limited Edition #7/99, image
11 x 14", matted and framed to 17 x 20". Fine.
Estimated Value $700-1,400.
396 Marilyn by Milton H. Greene. Limited
Edition Photograph. "Tutu at the Bar" Black and white. Limited Edition #7/99, image 11 x 14",
matted and framed to 17 x 20". Fine.
Estimated Value $600-1,200.
397 Marilyn by Milton H. Greene. Limited
Edition Photograph. "Black Sitting" Black and white. Limited Edition #2/99, image 10½ x
11", matted and framed to 17 x 17". Fine.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.
398 Marilyn by Vargas. As an artist, Albert
Vargas repeatedly delighted tens of millions of admirers for over six decades with his incomparable
and varied paintings of the American girl. His fame spread across the continent and beyond;
eventually he received the attention of the world. His legacy of art has gained him a preeminent
role in the history of American illustration. Original Color Lithograph. 20 x 26". Limited
Edition 444/500, pencil signed. Rare image of Monroe, exquisitely matted and framed to 30 x 37".
Fine.
Estimated Value $1,200-2,500.
399 Marilyn "Feeling Good" by Bert Stern.
Original Color Photograph. Limited Edition 136/250, 1962. Image 18½ x 19", matted
and framed to 22 x 27". Fine. Hand signed.
Estimated Value $1,250-2,500.
400 Marilyn "Here's to You" by Bert Stern.
Original Photograph. Limited Edition Color Proof from "The Last Sitting" at the Bel Air
Hotel (six weeks prior to her death). These are period prints from the 1960s of the Limited Edition
Portfolio of 250. Artist Proof. Matted and framed to 26 x 26". Fine. Mr. Stern's photos of
Marilyn command $4000-$17,000.
Estimated Value $750-1,500.
401 Marilyn "I Beg of You" by Bert Stern. A
stunning Limited Edition Color Photograph from the famed "Last Photo Session" taken at the
Bel Air Hotel six weeks prior to her tragic death. This period print is from a Limited Edition of
250. Artist Proof. Image is 18 x 19½", matted and framed to 25½ x 27½".
Fine.
Estimated Value $600-1,200.
402 Marilyn in Korea. A beautiful black and
white Limited Edition Photograph of "the Blonde One" with thousands of camera holding G.I.'s.
11 x 14 image on blind embossed paper and matted to 18 x 24". Fine.
Estimated Value
$300-600.
403 Marilyn Monroe by Bob Martin. Limited
Edition Photograph. Black and white. Matted and framed to 16 x 20". Captures the sex symbol
signing her name in the cement in front of Grauman's theater. Signed in silver ink by Martin.
Very Good.
Estimated Value $300-600.
404 Marilyn Monroe by George Barris. Limited
Edition Photo Lithograph Signed. "Warm Up", Black and white 19 x 20", image matted and framed to
approximately 28 x 30". Artist Proof, hand signed. 1962. Featuring the famous sweater up for auction
at Christies. Fine.
Estimated Value $750-1,500.
The Last Photo Ever Taken of the
Century's Greatest Sex Symbol.
405 Marilyn Monroe by George Barris. Limited
Edition Photograph Signed. Black and white, 11 x 14", Original 1962 Proof "Lite Up with
Champagne". Signed by Barris. Fine.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.
406 Marilyn Monroe by George Barris. Limited
Edition Photograph Signed. Black and white, 11 x 14", Original 1962 Proof "Hair Spray".
Signed by Barris. Fine.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.
407 Marilyn Monroe by George Barris. Limited
Edition Photograph Signed. Black and white, 11 x 14", Original 1962 Proof "Phone Call".
Signed by Barris. Fine.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.