A few examples of appraisal values for
RAYMONDISM

• RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS
  RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS SAUNDERS). RAYMOND.Birmingham: Moody Bros., ca. 1910. A smiling bust portrait of Raymond at the center of the image bursts through a brick wall. His visage is flanked on one side by a magician in a Chinese robe producing a massive tortoise from a yellow shawl, and on the opposite side by a sculptor holding a hammer and chisel in his hands with a marble statue in front of him. Winged demons and fairies look up at the scene from the floor below. 75 ½ x 80". Upper-right quadrant misaligned as issued. Over-coloring at old folds and intersection of sheets, several closed tears, B. Scarce. Elbert Hubbard once noted about Raymond: “His conversation dazzles, sparkles, electrifies. He is wise, witty, subtle, keen, and has a vocabulary like a circus ad-writer.” Born in Akron, Ohio in 1877, he began performing at the age of nine, assisting his uncle, Addison the Magician. As his career flourished, he developed a humorous style of presentation which was incorporated into his presentation of the smallest feats and the largest illusions alike. Raymond spoke at least four languages and performed around the world, finding great success on the European continent as well as in South America. Despite his charming personality and apparent successes, Raymond’s end was an unhappy one. He died a near-pauper in New York in 1948. His wife Litzka went on to marry the noted writer, magician, and creator of The Shadow, Walter Gibson.
• RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS
  RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS SAUNDERS). RAYMOND. ‘H...Birmingham: Moody Bros., ca. 1910. Arm-in-arm with the devil, Raymond stands at the center of the image, his trademark broad smile on his face. A magnum of champagne explodes in the foreground while a snarling dragon, menacing devils, bats, and ghosts swirl around him. In spite of it all, Raymond toasts with Mephistopheles. 39 ½ x 87". Expert over-coloring to old folds throughout image; A-. The only known example of this poster.
• RAYMOND (RAYMOND MORRIS
  RAYMOND (RAYMOND MORRIS SAUNDERS). THE GREAT RAYMOND AN...England: Alf Cooke Ltd., ca. 1910. Color lithograph depicts Raymond conjuring skeletons, witches, and ghosts from a spirit cabinet, as three winged imps perched on the magician’s painted trunk look on through opera glasses. 20 x 30 ½". Minor restoration; A-.
• RAYMOND (20TH CENTURY) PORTRAIT
  RAYMOND (20TH CENTURY) PORTRAIT ILLUSTRATION 1939. Watercolor gouache and pencil on paper signed and dated in pencil upper right 'Raymond - Jan. 1939;' Frame: 13.75'' x 15.25'' 9.75'' x 11'' (sheet) Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS
  RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS SAUNDERS). THE INTERNA...Cleveland: The Otis Lithograph Co., 1908. A large, smiling, half-length portrait of Raymond at the center of the image – with winged imps perched on his shoulders – is surrounded by personalities from the different nations he entertained, including Asians, Africans, Americans (represented by Uncle Sam), Dutch, Egyptians, English, and more. Banners on either side of him read in French and Spanish respectively: “has made all nations laugh.” 42 ½ x 54 ½". Restoration to fill losses, borders toned and repaired; B-. Uncommon.
• RAYMOND, MAURICE (MORRIS RAYMOND
  RAYMOND, MAURICE (MORRIS RAYMOND SAUNDERS). YOU CAN'T C...Raymond, Maurice (Morris Raymond Saunders). You Can't Camouflage The Great Raymond. Illusioniste Extraordinaire. London: David Allen & Sons, ca. 1910. Six-sheet color lithograph bearing a bust portrait of Raymond intersected by a pattern of camouflage. 79 x 91Ó. Linen-backed. A.
• Raymond Espinasse (French,
  Raymond Espinasse (French, 1897-1985) Untitled (A series of ten drawings) ink on paper each signed and with artist's ink stamp monogram 17 x 10 inches. Property from an Important Chicago Collection
• Raymond Lowey Midcentury Porcelain
  Raymond Lowey Midcentury Porcelain by Rosenthal. From a Scarsdale home.
• Raymond Savignac (French,
  Raymond Savignac (French, 1907-2002) Armagnac/Ryst, 1943 poster 60 x 42 inches.
• Limoges Porcelain A. Raynaud & Co.,
  Limoges Porcelain A. Raynaud & Co., Limoges, France.
• RAYMOND ROCKLIN ABSTRACT
  RAYMOND ROCKLIN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONIST SCULPTURE Raymond Rocklin (American, b. 1922) Abstract Expressionist ceramic earthenware sculpture of swirling freeform organic shape, signed to reverse. 21" H x 17" W x 14" D.
• Raymond Epinasse (French 1897-1985)
  Raymond Epinasse (French 1897-1985) 3/6/2019 mixed media framed and matted in a series of three frames each; signed lower right and with artist's ink stamp monogram 8 x 5 inches. Property from an Important Chicago Collection
• RAYMOND PEYNET FOR ROSENTHAL
  RAYMOND PEYNET FOR ROSENTHAL PORCELAIN FIGURINE Raymond Peynet (French, 1908-1999) for Rosenthal porcelain figurine depicting a standing boy with heart in hand, marked to bottom. 11" H x 4" W x 3.25" D
• An extensive 20th Century Limoges
  An extensive 20th Century Limoges porcelain dinner service, marked Raynaud & Co
• PRINT, RAYMOND SAUNDERS Raymond
  PRINT, RAYMOND SAUNDERS Raymond Saunders (American, b. 1934), "Poivron de Paris," 1988, offset lithograph with collage, stamped lower right, edition 48/100, image: 11"h x 14"w, sheet (unframed): 23"h x 22.25"w
• MAN RAY. "RAYOGRAPH," BOOKPLATE
  MAN RAY. "RAYOGRAPH," BOOKPLATE 1934, photogravure, plate 093, from "Man Ray: Photographies 1920-1934" sight size: 10 1/2 x 7 1/4 in., matted, unframed.
• RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS
  RAYMOND, MAURICE (RAYMOND MORRIS SAUNDERS). PORTRAIT OF...Raymond, Maurice (Raymond Morris Saunders). Portrait of The Great Raymond, inscribed and signed. New York: Otto Sarony, ca. 1918. Handsome half-length portrait of the magician and escape artist in a laughing pose, a cigar clipped between his fingers. Boudoir card format, on photographer's mount measuring 8 _ x 11Ó. Pencil marks on mount, one corner clipped. Boldly inscribed and signed by Raymond to Will Goldston.
• RAYMOND WHYTE 'EYES OF THE BIRD'
  RAYMOND WHYTE 'EYES OF THE BIRD' PAINTINGRaymond Whyte, American (1923-2002) 'Eyes of the Bird' surrealistic oil on board painting. Booklet on verso from Galerie de Tours, San Francisco, California. Measures 14 1/8"H x 22"W framed; 7.75"H x 15.5"W unframed.
• PRINT, MAN RAY Man Ray (American,
  PRINT, MAN RAY Man Ray (American, 1890-1976), "De L'Origine des Especes par Voie de Selection Irrationale: Buste de Femme," 1971, lithograph in colors, pencil signed lower right, edition 51/180, published by Leon Amiel, printed by Mourlot, image: 16.25"h x 12.75"w, overall (with frame): 25.25"h x 21.25"w
• Raymond Toloczko (American,
  Raymond Toloczko (American, 1925-1972) Untitled, 1954 pen and ink on paper signed R. Toloczko and dated (center right) 22 3/4 x 18 1/2 inches.
• MAN RAY (AMERICAN/FRENCH 1890-1976)
  MAN RAY (AMERICAN/FRENCH 1890-1976) A PRINT, "CATHEDRAL...MAN RAY (American/French 1890-1976) A PRINT, "Cathedral," FROM THE ELECTRO-MAGIE SERIES, CIRCA 1972, etching with aquatint in color, signed in pencil L/R, and numbered L/L III/XXV, image: 7 1/4" x 5 3/8"; sheet: 15 1/4" x 11 1/4". Provenance: Estate of Peter Brown. Condition: In 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."
• RAYMOND ESPINASSE, (4) INK ON PAPER
  RAYMOND ESPINASSE, (4) INK ON PAPER PORTRAITS Raymond Espinasse (French, 1897-1985), drawings on calendar diary pages, each signed at bottom, with gallery stamp and certificate attached verso, 7.25"h x 4.5"w (sight), 17"h x 14.5"w (frames)
• RAYNAUD & CIE LIMOGES PORCELAIN
  RAYNAUD & CIE LIMOGES PORCELAIN SERVICE PLATES (lot of 14) Raynaud & Cie Limoges porcelain service plates in the Pao Ting pattern, 10.75"dia. Provenance: Property from the estate of Patricia Moffat Pope, San Francisco, CA, Mrs. Pope was born May 12,1927, to parents William H. Moffat and May Martin Moffat in Reno, Nev. She grew up, a cattleman's daughter, loving the ranches and riding horses. She married George A. Pope Jr. in 1959 and together they built a Thoroughbred horse racing empire that included 27 stakes winners in the United States and in Europe. Among the many races that they won include the 1962 Kentucky Derby.
• Man Ray (American, 1890-1976) "Une
  Man Ray (American, 1890-1976) "Une Cathedrale, From Electro-Magie", color etching, sight 8-1/4" x 6-1/4", signed in pencil lower right, numbered in pencil lower left "65/150". Glazed, matted and framed. Provenance: Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Burdon, New Orleans, Louisiana.
• RAYMOND A. THOMAS
  RAYMOND A. THOMAS (AMERICAN/CHICAGO, B. 1966)Raymond A. Thomas (American/Chicago, b. 1966), "Conversion of Mary Magdalene", 2012, acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas, initialed and dated lower right, 68 in. x 125 in., unframed . Provenance: Collection of Ti-Rock Moore, New Orleans. Exh.: "Son of Man Book II: A reVision of the Christ", South Side Art Center, Chicago, IL, Oct. 2012.
• RAYMOND KLEE (BRITISH,
  RAYMOND KLEE (BRITISH, 1924-2013)Raymond Klee (British, 1924-2013), "Pont de Marie Issy", oil on board, signed lower right, sight 19 3/8 in. x 28 1/4 in., framed. Exh.: Marshall Field & Company, England, 1965
• Raymond Leight (American, b 1931)
  Raymond Leight (American, b 1931) PA artist, abstract painting, watercolor and marker on paper, signed "Ray L.", 10-1/2" x 13-1/2" sight, framed 17-1/2" x 21-1/2", good condition
• MAN RAY (AMERICAN/FRENCH,
  MAN RAY (AMERICAN/FRENCH, 1890-1976)Man Ray (American/French, 1890-1976) , "Self Portrait 1916", 1970, screenprint in colors on plexiglas, initialed and inscribed "1916" in plate lower left, "18/40" incised lower left, printed by the Atelier Marquet, Paris, published by Georges Visat, Paris, sheet 20 5/8 in. x 15 in., with wooden stand, overall h. 23 3/4 in.; accompanied by a copy of a certificate of authenticity from William Weston Gallery, London. (2 pcs.) Provenance: William Weston Gallery, London, 2008. Ref.: Pilat, Bianca Maria. Man Ray: Opera Grafica. Turin: Studio Marconi, 1973 & 1984, pl. 90, p. 106. Condition: Very light surface dirt; light scattered scratches on plexiglass
• ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG OFFSET
  ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG OFFSET LITHOGRAPH/SCREENPRINTRobert Rauschenberg (American, 1925-2008). Offset lithograph and screenprint titled Rays. Pencil signed and numbered 26/95, lower left. 53" x 39". Unframed. Dated 1973 in pencil on verso, with Printed at Styria Studio stamp on verso. Wear to Ends and a Crease through sections of print.
• MAN RAY (AMERICAN, 1890 - 1976)
  MAN RAY (AMERICAN, 1890 - 1976) 22 ¾" x 17 ¼" plate "Un Monument (Monument)", 1968. Color lithograph on BFK Rives paper, signed lower right, numbered 30/125 IV lower left, BFK Rives watermark, unframed.
• THREE RAYMOND PEYNET FOR
  THREE RAYMOND PEYNET FOR ROSENTHAL PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPS. Largest: 6'' x 5'' x 2.5'' Condition: The girl knitting with the sheep in front of her sustains a chip to the tree trunk on her left. One leaf in front of the sheep also sustains a small chip. he two other figures are in overall excellent condition and do not sustain chipping or damage of any kind.
• Raymond Siemanowski (American
  Raymond Siemanowski (American 20th century) Untitled 1967 oil on canvas signed Siemanowski and dated (lower left) 72 x 82 1/2 inches.
• PRINT, RAYMOND BARNHART Raymond
  PRINT, RAYMOND BARNHART Raymond Barnhart (American, 1905-1996), "Oracle," 19766, monotype, pencil signed and dated lower right, titled lower left, overall (with frame): 21"h x 17.25"w
• Raymond Saunders (American b. 1934)
  Raymond Saunders (American b. 1934) Untitled (Profile) color lithograph with paper collage 28 3/4 x 23 1/4 inches.
• MAN RAY, LA PHOTOGRAPHIE N'EST
  MAN RAY, LA PHOTOGRAPHIE N'EST PAS L'ART Editions GLM, 1937, foreword by Andre Breton, 12 half-tone reproductions of photographs, loose sheets in blue cover with black die-cut wrapper; with, additional cover/wrapper containing a photocopy of an article by the same name as it appeared in "View" magazine, 10"h x 6.25"w
• ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG OFFSET
  ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG OFFSET LITHOGRAPH/SCREENPRINTRobert Rauschenberg (American, 1925-2008). Offset lithograph and screenprint titled Rays. Pencil signed and numbered 24/95, lower left. 53" x 39". Unframed. Dated 1973 in pencil on verso, with Printed at Styria Studio stamp on verso.