328. John Joseph Eppensteiner (American, b.1893), "Ballet Dancers", c.1925; oil/canvas, 30" x 25", signed. Eppensteiner worked in St. Louis, and painted primarily figurative works. He exhibited throughout the 1920s, at the St. Louis Artist Guild, St. Louis Art League, Kansas City Art Institute, and the 2' x 4' Society of Artists. 700-900

329. André Brasilier (French, b.1929), "Woman with Flowers", c.1960; color lithograph, 26" x 18", signed and numbered, 162/175. Well known modernist painter and printmaker. Brasilier specialized in horses, still lifes, and garden scenes. 1000-1500

330. Edgar Yaeger (American, 1904-1997), "Street Scene", c.1936; oil/board, 15" x 15", signed. Important Detroit modernist painter. Yaeger worked in Paris with Lhote and O. Friesz. He exhibited at the Detroit Institute of Art , Art Institute of Chicago, Musuem of Modern Art, and the Pennsylvania Acadeny of Fine Art (1930s-40s). His style was much more closely associated with the European modernists than the American contemporaries. 500-700

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