Treadway Gallery 20th Century Auction September 13, 1998 page 120

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Lot 563

563. Carl Hepp (American, 20th century), "Night Baker", oil/canvas, 36" x 30", signed, silver leaf modern frame. St. Louis Modernist painter. Hepp worked with Werner Drewes, Max Beckmann, and Siegfried Reinhardt at the St. Louis School of Fine Art (1940s-50s). 300-500

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564. Yaacov Agam (Israeli, b.1928), "Untitled", c.1970; screenprint, 22" x 22", signed and numbered, 61/120, unframed. 200-300

565. Max Kampf, Eduardo Bargheer, Walter Moeschlin, and Theo Eble, lot of four color lithographs, c.1945-1955, avg. size is 16" x 20", all pencil signed, from a portfolio of an exhibition at the Galerie d' Art Moderne (this exhibition included works by Marini and Arp as well), unframed. 200-300

Lot 566

566. Richard A. Florsheim (American, b.1916), "Night Airport", c.1950; oil/board, 36" x 24", signed, original frame. Chicago modernist painter. He was student of Aaron Bohrod at the University of Chicago, and exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, Los Angeles Museum, University of Chicago, New School for Social Research (NYC), and the San Francisco Museum of Art (all in the 1930s-40s). 400-600

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567. Claude Bentley (American, b.1915), "Copper Sky", c.1975; oil/canvas, signed; titled and dated on verso. Studied with Max Kahn and Louis Ritman at the Art Institute of Chicago. He exhibited in the 1940s-70s, in Chicago and California. 400-600

568. Minerva Agris (American, 20th century), "Red Barn and Farm Yard", c.1980, watercolor, with a black and white lithograph of a woman, artist unknown. Agris was a contemporary naive artist. A colorful image of an American farmyard, executed in a style of a primitive artist. 100-200

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