A few examples of appraisal values for
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• ROBERT DAVISON FALL OF ICARUS
  ROBERT DAVISON FALL OF ICARUS SURREALIST PAINTING New York, California,b.1922Surrealist rendition of the Fall of Icarus, contrasts of color create a defined human form while intensifying the sharp contours of the rocks below his featherless wings.
• ICARUS FALLING, BRONZE SCULPTURE ON
  ICARUS FALLING, BRONZE SCULPTURE ON STONE BASE, H OVERALL: 23 INIcarus Falling, Bronze Sculpture on Stone Base,, Dimensions: H overall: 23 in
• JIM MORPHESIS (B. 1948): "ICARUS
  JIM MORPHESIS (B. 1948): "ICARUS FALLING (NOBLE ATTEMPTS)"circa 1990, oil, acrylic, gouache, charcoal, pastel and collage on paper, signed and titles upper right 76 x 45 inches Condition:
• Ernest Trova (American,
  Ernest Trova (American, 1927-2009) Falling Man screenprint unsigned 22 1/4 x 22 1/4 inches (sheet).
• ERNEST TROVA (1927-2009): FALLING
  ERNEST TROVA (1927-2009): FALLING MAN GOX Pace Editions steel 10 3/8 x 7 3/4 x 2 in. with 3 in. cast bronze figure signed numbered 66/125 dated 1976 and titled on mount. Provenance: The estate of Phyllis Millstein; all proceeds from the Irving and Phyllis Millstein collection will fund the Irving and Phyllis Millstein Charitable Trust.
• Stephen Struczenski, Juction Falls,
  Stephen Struczenski, Juction Falls, Acrylic on paper, S.D.L.R 1990, approx 28.5cm x 20cm
• Christian Marclay. Tape Fall. 1990,
  Christian Marclay. Tape Fall. 1990, magnetic tape, glass, wax. 12 h × 4¼ dia in. result: $910. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Incised and printed signature, date and number to body and seal of bottle ‘©1990 Christian Marclay 97/150’. This work is number 97 from the edition of 150 published by the New Museum, New York. Provenance: New Museum, New York | Acquired from the previous in 1990, Private Collection
• AFTER ERNEST TROVA: FALLING MAN
  AFTER ERNEST TROVA: FALLING MAN (AIRMAN) Nickel-plated bronze 4 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. (needle unglued). Provenance: The estate of Phyllis Millstein; all proceeds from the Irving and Phyllis Millstein collection will fund the Irving and Phyllis Millstein Charitable Trust.
• Oil on canvas painting by Oleg
  Oil on canvas painting by Oleg Ponomarenko (Russian 1948) titled ''The Fall'' measures 40'' x 60'' plus frame. Good condition. Provenance: purchased from The Darvish Collection Naples FL by the present owner. Original purchase price $14 000
• ERNEST TROVA (1927-2009): FALLING
  ERNEST TROVA (1927-2009): FALLING MAN MANSCAPE Pace Editions Print #10 silkscreen 27 5/8 x 27 5/8 in. signed dated 1969 and numbered 164-175. Provenance: The estate of Phyllis Millstein; all proceeds from the Irving and Phyllis Millstein collection will fund the Irving and Phyllis Millstein Charitable Trust.
• ERNEST TROVA, AMERICAN (1927-2009),
  ERNEST TROVA, AMERICAN (1927-2009), FALLING MAN, 1967, SCREEN PRINT, 24"H X 24"WErnest Trova, American, (1927-2009) Falling Man, 1967, screen print Pencil signed, dated, and numbered 43/75. From AskArt: Known for his Falling Man series in abstract figural sculpture, he created hard-edge images that brought him widespread attention because they seem to strike a chord of empathy with viewers who recognized themselves as human beings challenged by a technological society. Also, they are the only creatures aware of their mortality. He is considered highly innovative because of his successful combining of technological methods to create his art. Interpretation as to overall meanings vary with some thinking that it refers to the fall of man in the religious sense and others seeing it as a commentary on the tragic mechanization of society that reduces human beings. Trova has said that "falling" refers to the fact that man moves from one position to the next in an eventual fall to inevitable oblivion" (Kultermann 11). He has lived his entire life in St. Louis, Missouri although his reputation is nationwide. He did not think it necessary to study art because he believed in his own instincts, although he drew from a variety of sources including figurative painters such as Francis Bacon, Jean Dubuffet, and Willem DeKooning. The Falling Man series resulted from a unique offer from the Famous-Barr Department Store in St. Louis, where he had worked as a window decorator in his twenties. Store personnel told him that in exchange for creating a series of works to exhibit at the city's 1964 bicentennial celebration, he could have unlimited access to the store's materials and workers. The store's display department was a great setting for him to be creative with his interest in Pop Art, and this project gave him assembly-line assistance of carpenters, electricians, and painters. The result was that all images had Falling Man figures, and this included paintings, assemblages, collages, and movable sculpture, both electronic and hand driven. After the Bi-centennial, many of the pieces were then shipped to the Pace Gallery in New York City and received critical acclaim. Of his technique, he has explained that he first creates a cardboard model and then works from there, often making it life size. He is much more interested in variations of shape and form rather than color. screen print Dimensions: 24"H x 24"W
• PRINT, FALLING III "Falling III,"
  PRINT, FALLING III "Falling III," 1985, etching, pencil signed "Browning" and dated lower right, titled lower center, edition 1/25, overall (with frame): 22.5"h x 14.5"w
• Lin Lipetz ''Fall Run'' Mixed Media
  Lin Lipetz ''Fall Run'' Mixed Media Framed 27''x30'' - Foster/White Gallery label
• FRIEDENSREICH HUNDERTWASSER,
  FRIEDENSREICH HUNDERTWASSER, 'FALL IN CLOUD, FALL IN FOG, FALL OUT" Friedensreich Hundertwasser, 'Fall in Cloud, Fall in Fog, Fall out" silkscreens and metallic embossing in colors on plexiglas panels, signed and dated 1973-1978 lower right, further signed and dated 1979 and numbered 52/999, overall: 12"h x 14.5"w Time: March 2022 Place: CLARS AUCTION GALLERY, Oakland, CA, USA Sold for: $5,500.00 Imported successfully Replaced successfully Error: unknown error
• Ernest Trova 1927–2009. Falling Man
  Ernest Trova 1927–2009. Falling Man Manscape. 1966, screenprint in colors. 25¼ h × 40 w in. result: $750. estimate: $800–1,200. Signed, dated and numbered to lower right '28/50 Trova 66'. This work is number 28 from the edition of 50. Provenance: S&R Gallery | Rental Gallery, Baltimore Museum of Art | Private Collection
• FAUJAS DE SAINT-FOND, BARTHELEMY
  FAUJAS DE SAINT-FOND, BARTHELEMY Beschreibung der Versuche mit den Aerostatischen Maschinen. Estimate:$400-$600
• SCULPTURE, ERNESTO TINO TROVA
  SCULPTURE, ERNESTO TINO TROVA Ernesto Tino Trova (American, 1927-2009), "Falling Man Profile Canto #IV," 1987, red painted steel and bronze sculpture, edition 36/99, stamped beneath, overall: 12"h x 14"w x 8.5"d
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• ERNEST TROVA (AMERICAN.1927-2009)
  ERNEST TROVA (AMERICAN.1927-2009) FALLING MAN MANSCAPES...DESCRIPTION:A complete Ernest Trova (American, 1927-2009) "Falling Man Manscapes" portfolio containing (10) silkscreens on double thick rag content paper, boxed in a silver foil case. Each is signed and numbered in an edition of 175. Published by Pace Editions Inc. NY CIRCA:1969 ORIGIN:NY, USA DIMENSIONS:(Case) L:28" x W:28" (Silkscreens) L: CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• ERNEST TROVA "STUDY FALLING MAN:
  ERNEST TROVA "STUDY FALLING MAN: GRID "Ernest Tino Trova (American, 1927-2009) "Study Falling Man: Grid," silkscreen, 1966, signed and dated in pencil lower right. Unframed: ( height: 20 inch , width: 34 inch ) framed: ( height: 28 inch, width: 42 inch )
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