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The Magazine Antiques - October 1997 Clark Art Institute Issue

The October 1997 issue of The Magazine Antiques, devoted substantially to the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, with articles on the Clarks as collectors, old master paintings, prints and drawings, porcelain, silver, and nineteenth-century painting and sculpture.
$35.00

The Magazine Antiques - March 1998

March 1998 issue of The Magazine Antiques featuring a major group of articles devoted to Chinese export painting, Asian export art, China trade portraiture, and the artistic exchanges between East and West during the seventeenth through nineteenth centuries. An excellent reference issue for collectors of Chinese export porcelain, paintings, maritime trade material, and Asian decorative arts.
$35.00

The Magazine Antiques - February 1987

Original February 1987 issue of The Magazine Antiques, a key decorative arts journal used by collectors, curators, and researchers. A valuable reference for late-20th-century scholarship on American and European antiques, interiors, and material culture.
$25.00

The Magazine Antiques - April 1965 - Vincennes Sevres Porcelain And Audubon Issue

April 1965 issue of Antiques featuring Vincennes-Sevres porcelain, American art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Portuguese porcelain, unpublished Audubon originals, German lacquer, and significant mid-century decorative arts scholarship. Offered in poor but complete condition with extensive moisture-related condition issues.
$20.00

Blue Boy, Pochoir after Pablo Picasso

Large mid-century pochoir print after Pablo Picasso's Blue Boy (Garcon en bleu), presented in a period frame with reverse label referencing the Edward M. M. Warburg collection. A decorative and collectible example of mid-century Picasso reproduction art, retaining strong Blue Period appeal and ready for display.
$2,474.00

McKenney and Hall (After Charles Bird King) - Caa-Tou-See, An Ojibway

Hand-colored style Native American portrait after Charles Bird King, published in the tradition of McKenney and Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America, depicting Caa-Tou-See of the Ojibway people.
$550.00