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CICERO

• August Cicero (b. 1940), Coast
  August Cicero (b. 1940), Coast Salish WHALER'S DANCE STAFF signed, accompanied by wall display mounts height 45 in — 114.3 cm, diameter 2.5 in — 6.4 cm
• GRAND TOUR CAST STONE BUST OF
  GRAND TOUR CAST STONE BUST OF CICERO 19th c. (after the Roman antiquity), unsigned, on square molded socle, 19"h x 11"w x 8"d (total)
• ERASMUS, DE RECTA LATINI GRAECIQUE,
  ERASMUS, DE RECTA LATINI GRAECIQUE, PRINTED 1528 De recta latini graecique sermonis pronuntiatione Des. Erasmi Roterodami dialogus. Eiusdem Dialogui cui titulus, Ciceronianus, siue, de optimo genere dicendi. Cum alijs nonnullis, quorum nihil non est nouum. By Erasmus of Rotterdam. Printed 1528, by Simonis Colinaei, Paris. Paris edition. 17th or early 18th century binding with tooled ribbed leather. 16mo. 179pp.
• HIERONYMI FERRARII, AD PAULUM
  HIERONYMI FERRARII, AD PAULUM MANUTHIUM, 1560 Hieronymi Ferrarii Ad Paulum Manutium emendationes in Philippicas Ciceronis, printed 1560, by Ioannem Frellonium. First Lyon edition. Original full vellum with hand lettered back. Engraved title device. 12mo. 307pp.
• CICERO, CICERONIS OMNIA,
  CICERO, CICERONIS OMNIA, RENAISSANCE BINDING, 1528 Marci Tullii (primus et secundus tomus an.), Ciceronis omnia, quae in hunc usque diem extare putantur opera: in tres secta Tomos, & ad variorum, vetustissimorumque codicum fidem diligentissime recognita, ac ultra omnes hactenus visas aeditiones, locis aliquot,Ex inclyta Germaniae Basilea per and Cratandrum, by Cicero. Printed 1528. Nearly complete. Bound in a Renaissance hand tooled leather cover with geometric and floral designs. (1), (-4), (+32), [151], (-2).
• CICERO, DIALOGUS WITH MARGINALIA,
  CICERO, DIALOGUS WITH MARGINALIA, PRINTED 1505 Dialogus by Ciceronis. Printed 1505 by Quentel Modern limp vellum binding. Much marginalia persists including miniature designs and an occasional hand with a pointed finger and manuscript from a period scholar.20 leaves.
• 3VOL CICERO, ORATIONUM, PRINTED
  3VOL CICERO, ORATIONUM, PRINTED 1599 A three volume set of Orationes Ex Recensione Ioannis Georgii Graevii Cum ejusdem animadversionibus [bound with] Commentarius . Printed 1599, P and I Blaev. Volumes included are: Tome 2, Part 1, Volume VI, and Tome 3 part 2. Bound in leather with gilt borders on the front and back. Spine features raised bands with gilt titling. 8vo.
• CICERO, EPISTOLAE AD BRUTUM,
  CICERO, EPISTOLAE AD BRUTUM, INCUNABULA 1499 Marcus Tulius Cicero and Cornelius Nepos. Epistolae ad Brutum, ad Quintum fratem, ad Atticum. Hoc in volumine haec continentur Epistola ad Augustinum Mapheum per Bartholmeum salicetu(m) Bononiensem: & Ludovicu(m) Regiu(m) Coreliensem. Published 1499, Phillipus Pincius, Venice. This is the rare second Pincius edition of Cicero?s "Epostolae ad Brutum," his "Letters" adding to his 1496 edition a note by Julius Pomponius Laetus, the Italian humanist and frequent commentator of classics. Edited by Bartholomaeus Salicetus and Ludovicus Regius. Cicero, the famed Roman orator and statesman, enjoyed a revival of thought in the early modern era; works by Cicero were amply reprinted in centers of print and study. The period of history covered by Cicero?s letters is one of the most interesting and momentous of all time; Venetian thinkers would have voraciously read the Ciceronian compositions. In this particular copy the Latin marginalia gives some primary source evidence of interaction with the principles and persons covered in Cicero?s letters. This text would form the foundation of other letter writing traditions such as Horace?s epistles, Ovid?s exile poetry, and the letters of Christian writers. Bound with a vellum spine and paper boards. This copy enhanced with contemporary annotations including a subject index and extensive Latin marginalia. ISTC ic00503000. Goff C503. Hain/Copinger 5217*. Pell 3628. IBE 1594. IGI 2805. IBP 1522. Saj--Solt?sz 992. G?nt(L) 3561. Walsh 2470. Sheppard 4409. Bodleian C286. Proctor 5322. BMC V 499. GW 6862. BSB C324.050. ISTC ic00503000. Schweiger I,164
• CICERO, ORATIONUM TOMI PRIMI,
  CICERO, ORATIONUM TOMI PRIMI, PRINTED 1645 Orationvm Tomi Primi, Pars II by Cicero. Printed 1695, by Wolfgang, Ianssonio, Waesbergios, Boom, Someren & Goethals, Amsterdam. Fully bound in brown leather with gilt border and titling on the spine. 8vo. 460pp.
• CICERO, ORATIONES DOCTISSIMO, ALDUS
  CICERO, ORATIONES DOCTISSIMO, ALDUS EDITION 1552 Orationes Doctissimo Evmvirorvm lvcvbrationes, accurate in unum uolumen collectae locisque non paucis ad ueritatem emendatae. by Cicero. Printed 1552 by Aldus, Venice. Early edition. Bound in tan leather with gilt titling on the spine. Folio size.
• CICERO, OPERA QUAE EXTANT, GRYPHIUS
  CICERO, OPERA QUAE EXTANT, GRYPHIUS 1552 Opera Quae Extant Omnia by Cicero. Printed 1552 by Sebastian Gryphius. An important printing by a notable printer. 12mo. 742pp. Book is fully bound in mottled leather with raised bands on the spine. Gilt titling and decoration are also present.
• CICERO, EPISTOLARUM AD ATTICUM,
  CICERO, EPISTOLARUM AD ATTICUM, PRINTED 1579 A vellum bound edition of Epistolarum Ad Atticum by Cicero. Published in 1579 in Venice. Cicero's letters to his friend Atticus. Bound in vellum with a handwritten title on the spine. 12mo. 774pp.
• Cicero GreathouseAmerican
  Cicero GreathouseAmerican (1950-2019)oil on canvas72 x 64 inches
• (20) BOOKS: FOLIO SOCIETY, LIKE
  (20) BOOKS: FOLIO SOCIETY, LIKE NEW, MANY TITLES(lot of 20) Books published by the Folio Society, London, 20th/21st. c., all in excellent condition, most appearing as unread, all with slip cases, titles and authors include James Joyce, "The Rise and Fall of the British Empire", "Cicero, On the Good Life", "Captain Cook's Voyages" and others, largest: 11.5"h, 8.25"w, 21.25"d,, total: 56lbs **Provenance: From the Estate of University of Texas Professor, Scholar and Poet, Miguel Gonzalez-Gerth (1926-2017)**
• LEONARDO CEMONINI (1925-2010):
  LEONARDO CEMONINI (1925-2010): CONVERSAZIONEInk on paperboard, 1956, signed with initials 'L.C.' and dated lower right, titled on the reverse; together with Carmen Louis Cicero (b. 1926): Two Figures , pencil and watercolor on heavy paper, 1958, signed 'Cicero' and dated upper left; and 20th Century School: Head; and Seated Figure , pencil on paper and pastel on paper, both signed 'Elias' lower right. Various sizes, all unframed. Condition Cemonini and Cicero both with staining and some surface soiling. Elias in pencil mounted to card. Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• BRONZE BUST OF CAESAR AUGUSTUS,
  BRONZE BUST OF CAESAR AUGUSTUS, AFTER THE ANTIQUETogether with a bronze bust of the Roman Senator Cicero, Caesar raised on a marble columnar base; both unmarked. 10 3/4 x 3 3/4 x 3 1/8 in. the largest. Condition Caesar Augustus with a slight verdigris patination, the marble in good overall condition with minor staining on the black border base. Cicero in good overall condition with slight oxidation. Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• (44) 19TH CENTURY HALF BOUND
  (44) 19TH CENTURY HALF BOUND LEATHER BOOKS Concerning the lives and work of Greek and Roman poets, historians, philosophers, and leaders. Various translators. London: A.J. Valpy, M.A., and Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1830-34. Various editions. Hardcovers; half calf over marbled paper-covered boards with raised bands and gilt on spine, all edges and endpapers marbled. To include: Plutarch vols. I-VII, Livy vols. I-VII, Tacitus vols. I-V, Ovid vols. I and II, Cicero vols. I-III, Homer vols. I-III, Caesar vols. I and II, Thucydides vols. I-III, Herodotus vols. II and III, Virgil vols. I and II, Horace vols. I and II, Aeschylus, Hesiod, etc., Sallust, Pindar and Anacreon, Sophocles, and Juvenal and Persius.
• W. CHARLETON, EPICURUS'S MORALS,
  W. CHARLETON, EPICURUS'S MORALS, LONDON, 1656 Walter Charleton, trans. and ed., EPICURUS'S MORALS, Collected Partly out of his Owne Greek Text, in Diogenes Laertius, and Partly out of the Rhapsodies of Marcus Antoninus, Plutarch, Cicero, and Seneca, and Faithfully Englished (London: Henry Herringman, 1656) The 1st edition in English, small 8vo, full sheep (probably 18th century).
• TWO ENGLISH PEARLWARE BUSTS OF
  TWO ENGLISH PEARLWARE BUSTS OF ROMAN STATESMEN, LATE 18TH CENTURY, late 18th century, each enamel decorated and modeled set atop tapering plinths, one with impressed title CICERO, ht. 5 3/8, 5 1/2 in.
• Carmen Cicero. Untitled. 1958,
  Carmen Cicero. Untitled. 1958, oil on canvas. 58 h × 72 w in. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Signed and dated to upper right ‘Cicero 58’.
• MANUSCRIPT PAGE ON VELLUMIN LATIN
  MANUSCRIPT PAGE ON VELLUMIN LATIN CIRCA 1350Manuscript page on vellum in Latin, with colored capitals and one illuminated letter, referring to Roman historical persons including Cicero, Papinianus, Ulpia, and Caius. It is probably from a book possibly on Roman History. Dimensions: 13 by 8 inches. Processing and shipping with in the continental U.S. $25.00 plus 1.5% replacement cost insurance. Condition: Page has been cut and torn, and may have been used as a book cover. There are minor insect holes and discolorations. The reverse is discolored and barley legible. Witherell's strives to provide as much information and photographs as possible but encourages in-person inspection by bidders. Condition: statements are only for general guidance and should not be relied upon as complete statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty or assumption of liability by Witherell's. All lots are sold "AS IS" under the Terms & Condition: s. Please be advised we do not furnish packing materials nor porters for pick up.
• A RENAISSANCE MAP, "TYPUS ORBIS
  A RENAISSANCE MAP, "TYPUS ORBIS TERRARUM," ABRAHAM ORTE...A RENAISSANCE MAP, "Typus Orbis Terrarum," ABRAHAM ORTELIUS, ANTWERP, 1587-1612, hand colored copperplate engraving on paper, a fragment from an edition of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, considered the "first modern world atlas," compiled and published by cartographer Abraham Ortelius (Barbantian 1527-1598), plate engraving attributed to Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), showing a view of the known world including major cities, churches, rivers, geographical elevations, overlaid with latitude and longitude lines, the world enclosed by profusely fruiting, swag, garland, masks and birds issued from scrollwork. Sheet: 16 1/4" x 21 3/8" Plate: 14 1/8" x 19 1/4" Note: Courtesy translation of corner medallions: Upper left: Man's law on the subject is generated: be faithful guardians of the Globe, who, over time, the earth will guide (Cicero). Upper Right: The horses are here to ride, the oxen for selling, the dog for playing, and no matter what on this earth, man is here for contemplation(Cicero). Lower left: This is the point, that so many nations, raise fire and cut the sword; how ridiculous a pursuit that ends with death(Senecca)? Lower Right: I wish for the whole universe, all the different faces that we can see, for all to possess and practice one noble philosophy (Senecca). Lower central banner: What greatly occupies man, for all eternity, is noting the magnitude of the whole world (Cicero). Provenance: Property from a Corporate Collection, Houston, Texas. Property from a Corporate Collection, Houston, Texas Condition: Some stains, yellowing, some minor losses, handling creases, surface soil, backed repairs, overall in good to very good condition, wear commensurate with age. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS.” NO REFUNDS will be issued based on condition.
• HARVARD CLASSICS ALUMNI
  HARVARD CLASSICS ALUMNI EDITIONSet of Harvard Classics. Alumni Edition, set no. 434. Edited by Charles W. Elliot, LLD. Published by P. F. Collier & Son, New York, 1910. Titles include ìThe Autobiography of Benjamin Franklinî, ìThe Journal of John Woolmanî, ìFruits of Solitude William Penn,î three works in volume no. 1; ìThe Apology, Phaedo and Crito of Platoî, ìThe Golden Sayings of Epictetusî, The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius,î two works in vol. no. 2; Francis Bacon, ìEssays, Civil and Moral and the New Atlantisî, John Milton, ìAreopagitica and Tractate on Educationî, Sir Thomas Browne, ìReligio Medici,î three works in Vol. no. 3; ìThe Complete Poems of John Milton,î written in English, Vol. no. 4; R. W. Emerson, ìEssays and English Traits,î Vol. no. 5; ìThe Poems and Songs of Robert Burns,î Vol. no. 6; Thomas A. Kempis, ìThe Confessions of St. Augustine; The Imitation of Christ,î Vol. no. 7; Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes, îNine Greek Dramas,î Vol. no. 8; ìLetters of Marcus Tullius Cicero with his treatises on Friendship and Old Ageî, ìLetters of Gaius Plinius Caecilius Secundus,î two works in Vol. no. 9; Adam Smith, ìAn Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations,î Vol. no. 10; Charles Darwin, ìThe Origin of Species,î Vol. no. 11; ìPlutarchís Lives of Themistocles Pericles Aristides Alcibiades and Coriolanus Demosthenes and Cicero Caesar and Antony,î Vol. no. 12; ìVirgilís Aeneid,î Vol. no. 13; ìStories from the Thousand and One Nights (The Arabian Nightsí Entertainments),î Vol. no. 16; ìFolk-Lore and Fable: Aesop, Grimm, Andersen,î Vol. no. 17; ìModern English Drama: Dryden, Sheridan, Goldsmith, Shelley, Browning, Bryon,î Vol. no. 18; ìJohann Wolfgang von Goethe. Faust, part I, Egmont, Hermann and Dorotheaî, ìChristopher Marlowe, Doctor Faustus,î two works in Vol. no. 19; ìThe Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri: Hell, Purgatory, Paradise,î Vol. no. 20; Alessandro Manzoni, ìI Promessi Sposi (The Betrothed),î Vol. no. 21; Homer, ìThe Odyssey,î Vol. no. 22; R. H. Dana, Jr., ìTwo Years Before the Mast, and Twenty-Four Years After,î Vol. no. 23; ìEdmund Burke on Taste on the Sublime and Beautiful Reflections on the French Revolution, A Letter to a Nobel Lord,î Vol. no. 24; ìJohn Stuart Mill, Autobiography Essay on Libertyî, ìThomas Carlyle, Characteristics Inaugural Address Essay on Scott,î two works in Vol. no. 25; ìContinental Drama: Calderon, Corneille, Racine, Moliere, Lessing, Schiller,î Vol. no. 26; ìEnglish Essays from Sir Philip Sidney to Macaulay,î Vol. no. 27; ìEssays, English and American,î Vol. no. 28; Charles Darwin, ìThe Voyage of the Beagle,î Vol. no. 29; ìScientific Papers: Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology,î Vol. no. 30; ìThe Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini,î Vol. no. 31; ìLiterary and Philosophical Essays. French, German, and Italian,î Vol. no. 32; ìVoyages and Travels, Ancient and Modern,î Vol. no. 33; ìFrench and English Philosophers: Descartes, Rousseau, Voltaire, Hobbes,î Vol. no. 34; ìChronicle and Romance: Froissart, Malory, Holinshed,î Vol. no. 35; Niccolo Machiavelli, ìThe Princeî, Sir Thomas More, ìUtopiaî, Martin Luther, ìNinety-Five Theses address to the German Nobility Concerning Christian Liberty,î three works in Vol. no. 36; ìEnglish Poetry, Volume I from Chaucer to Gray,î Vol. no. 40; ìEnglish Poetry, Volume II from Collins to Fitzgerald,î Vol. no. 41; ìEnglish Poetry, Volume III from Tennyson to Whitman,î Vol. no. 42; ìAmerican Historical Documents, 1000-1904,î Vol. no. 43; ìSacred Writings. Volume I, Confucian, Hebrew, Christian (Part I),î Vol. no. 44; ìSacred Writings. Volume II, Christian (Part II), Buddhist, Hindu, Mohammedian,î Vol. no. 45; ìElizabethan Drama. Volume I, Marlowe, Shakespeare,î Vol. no. 46; ìElizabethan Drama: Dekker, Jonson, Beaumont and Fletcher, Webster, Massinger,î volume II, Vol. no. 47; ìBlaise Pascal, Thoughts, Letters, Minor Works,î Vol. no. 48; ìEpic and Saga: Beowulfî, ìThe Song of Rolandî, ìThe Destruction of Da Dergaís Hostelî, ìThe Story of the Volsungsî, and ìNiblungs,î five works in Vol. no. 49; ìThe Editorís Introduction Readerís Guide, Index to the First Lines of Poem Songs & Choruses Hymns & Psalms, General Index, Chronological Index,î Vol. no. 50. Each volume; Height: 8 3/4 x width: 6 1/4 in. Condition: Some discoloration to book covers and water damage. Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions. Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• CHIURAZZI MARBLE BUST OF
  CHIURAZZI MARBLE BUST OF CICERO(Naples, Italy, early 20th century) Cicerone, signed on left arm truncation, "Chiurazzi Naples", carrera marble, 21 x 14 x 10 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Raleigh, North Carolina [[europeanart]]/[[sculpture]] Condition: some light weathering, small chips, accretion on back of head
• RAFFAELE BARRETTA GRAND TOUR
  RAFFAELE BARRETTA GRAND TOUR PAINTING(Italian, 19th century) Diana, detail from a fresco, Villa of Cicero, Pompeii, signed lower right "Barretta" and inscribed lower left "Diana/Pompeii", oil on paper, 14-1/4 x 9-7/8 in.; original italian gilt wood frame, 20-1/4 x 15-3-4 in. Condition: loose with toning verso, black background shiny with some irregularities in raking light; frame with minor losses and wear commensurate with age, lacking one boss
• Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Ad M.
  Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Ad M. Brutum orator, Jacob Lodovici Strebaei, Paris J. Roigny 1543. Small 4to., cont. calf (title repaired and laid down). Folding table.
• Leather Bindings, to include
  Leather Bindings, to include Cicero, The Orations of Cicero, T. Waller, London 1741, Volume II only); Froude (JA), Short Stories on Great Subjects, London, 1874, 2 volumes; Ruskin (John), Selections from the Writings of John Ruskin, London, 1872 and several other volumes/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks
• Cicero (Marcus Tullius),
  Cicero (Marcus Tullius), Ciceronis Orationum Vol 3 Mentertium, Argentorati, Strasbourg 1544, Embossed and contemporary pig skin clasped tan leather binding, Bookplate for Gordon Home/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks
• ITALIAN SCHOOL PAINTING POMPEII
  ITALIAN SCHOOL PAINTING POMPEII DANCING MAENADFramed Italian School oil on board painting, Dancing Maenad, in the style of Roman wall paintings found in the village of Cicero, sight: 14.5"h, 9.5"w; overall: 19.75"h, 14.75"w, 2lbs
• FIVE ANTIQUE BOOKSFIVE ANTIQUE
  FIVE ANTIQUE BOOKSFIVE ANTIQUE BOOKS, 1) A Compleat Body of Husbandry. ... Compiled by Thomas Hale ...,. London: Tho. Osborne, et al, 1758. Vol. 1, includes Book I, "Of the soil", Book II, "Of the manures", Book III, "Of the improvements of land", and parts of Book IV, "Of Planting". 7.75" x 5.25". Calf. 2) In Latin. No title page but dated 1521 on last page. Believed to be Cicero's orations against Catiline. 5.75" x 3.75". Vellum. 3) M. Tullii Ciceronis Epistolarum Selectarum Libri IV,. Parisiis: 1763. In Latin. 5.5" x 3.25". Vellum. 4) Eleganze Insieme con la Coppia della Lingua Toscana, Elatina ...,. Milano: 1727. In Latin. 6" x 3.75". Paper boards. 5) The Life of Charlotte Bronte, ... , by "Mrs. Gaskell". London: Smith, Elder, & Co., 1887. 8" x 6". Three-quarter calf with marbled boards. Marbled endpapers.
• 32 VOLUMES FROM THE FAMILY
  32 VOLUMES FROM THE FAMILY CLASSICAL LIBRARY (London: Valpy, various 1831-1836), 18mo (6 in.), three-quarter leather over marbled boards, a collection of Greek and Roman classics, to include volumes by the following writers: Aeschylus; Caesar; Cicero (two volumes); Demosthenes; Euripides (two volumes); Horace; Herodotus; Juvenal; Livy (five volumes); Ovid; Pindar; Plutarch (six volumes); Tacitus (three volumes); Theophrastus; Thucydides (three volumes); Xenophon (2 volumes).
• FORTY-ONE 19TH CENTURY LEATHER
  FORTY-ONE 19TH CENTURY LEATHER BOUND BOOKS Highlights to include Shakespeare's Complete Works (Boston, 1851), in six volumes; Anthon's Juvenal and Cicero (New York, 1856-57); Byron's Works (New York, 1863), one volume; Moore's Works (New York, 1863), one volume; The Spectator (London, 1883), three volumes reprinting the early 18th century originals.
• CICERO SILVA (BRAZILIAN,
  CICERO SILVA (BRAZILIAN, 20TH/21ST CENTURY), BIG CUBES Assemblage wall hanging comprised of found materials (wood, plastic), 2018, signed and numbered 45/150 on label to verso.
• ANTIQUE LEATHERBOUND SET OF (44)
  ANTIQUE LEATHERBOUND SET OF (44) GRECO-ROMAN THEMED TEXTS 1830s, London, printed by A. J. Valpy, M.A., to include: Tacitus, Vol. I-V; Homer, Vol. I-III; Plutarch, Vol. I-VII; Livy, Vol. I-VII; Ovid, Vol. I-II; Herodotus, Vol. II-III; Horace, Vol. I-II; Cicero,Vol. I-III; Cesar Vol. I-II; Virgil, Vol. I-II; Thucydides, Vol. I-III; Sophocles; Sallust; Pindar Anacreon; Aschylus; Juvenal Persius; Hesiod Etc. All with owner ink inscription to first page.
• FRIEDENSREICH HUNDERTWASSER,
  FRIEDENSREICH HUNDERTWASSER, AUSTRIAN 1928-2000, EXHIBITION POSTER, FRAMED PRINT MEDIA, 32 3/4" X 18 3/4" SIGHT. 33 1/2" X 19 3/4" FRAME.Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Austrian, 1928-2000 Exhibition Poster, Framed Print Media Musee d'art Moderne poster advertising a May 1975. Printed by Cicero Stuttgart in Germany. Framed Print Media Dimensions: 32 3/4" x 18 3/4" sight. 33 1/2" x 19 3/4" frame. Provenance: Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, born in 1928, defied categorization. His precociousness and early exposure to Montessori education, combined with the need to conceal his Jewish heritage while living in a Nazi regime, contributed to the unique style of his work. Hundertwasser's paintingsdisplayed complex curved lines and intricate details, and robust color defined his originality.Following WWII, Hundertwasser began a life of travel, inviting influences from around the world. His travels to places as disparate as Morocco, Tunisia, Nepal, Tokyo,and Siberia influenced an ever-evolving artistic style and helped him establish a global reputation. Japanese master carvers selected Hundertwasser's artand prints for their Western carving projects, and Austria, Senegal, and the UN commissioned him to design sovereign stamps and coins. Beyond painting,Hundertwasser'sinterests extended to architecture, environmentalism, and popular autonomy. Collectors can find a wide range of styles and genres of modern paintings for sale online and at auction.
• August Cicero (b. 1940), Salish
  August Cicero (b. 1940), Salish MODEL TOTEM POLE 13 x 11 x 3 in — 33 x 27.9 x 7.6 cm