Auction No. 47
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Lot 235
Arthur Szyk.
Arthur Szyk's Color Lithograph Print of Israel: From the Visual History Series of the United Nations
In Arthur Szyk's lithograph, 'Israel,' a rich narrative unfolds, weaving together biblical and historical sagas spanning millennia. This vibrant frontispiece chronicles the saga of the 12 tribes, The Exodus, the Bar-Kokhba Revolt, Ezekiel's prophecies, and the genesis of the State of Israel.
The color lithograph is printed on off-white paper, featuring a central white panel adorned with a blue Star of David encircled by grapes, topped with a regal crown and menorah. Above, three figures—Hur, Moses, Aaron—stand in unity, while portraits of King Solomon and King David flank them. Below, the Ten Commandments are guarded by golden lions, with an Israeli soldier and a pioneer man on either side.
Ezekiel and Bar-Kokhba are depicted in blue medallions, while gold symbols representing the twelve tribes of Israel adorn the image. A floral motif borders the artwork, punctuated by yellow Stars of David.
Of particular note, the lithograph bears Arthur Szyk's signature in pink ink, along with a handwritten dedication in green ink: "New Canaan 1948 - To David Remez with my complements, Arthur Szyk." This personal touch adds a profound connection to the artwork's history.
On the back, details include publication information, crediting Arthur Szyk and K. Bileski, with lithography by Herman Jaffe. This is a remarkable portrayal of Jewish heritage and resilience, capturing the essence of Israel's rich history."
From the collection of D. Remez.Page Size:30x25cm I Image Size: 17cm x 20cm.
Arthur Szyk 's Lithograph Print forThe republic of France ; UN Stamp Album frontispiece
The multi-colored lithograph represents Arthur Szyk's conception of the entire history of the Republic of France. Squares bearing the coat of arms of each region or province of France border the edges of the print. The French flag is centered at the top of the print and is surrounded by ribbons carrying the rallying words of the French Revolution, "Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity." Portraits of French notables including the Marquis de Lafayette, Molière, Joan of Arc, and Louis Pasteur are placed along the sides of the lithograph. The Coat of Arms for the City of Paris, depictions of a French sailor and a French soldier, and scenes of the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame fill the bottom.
Artwork Title ' Title page for The republic of France'
Dimensions: Page Size:28.5cm x 21cm I Image Size: 17cm x 20cm. From the collection of D. Remez.
Lot 237
Arthur Szyk.
Arthur Szyk's "Title Page for Poland" Lithograph Artwork .A vibrant lithograph by Arthur Szyk, printed on glazed thick paper, captures the essence of Polish heritage. At its heart, a central depiction of the Polish emblem, a white eagle symbolizing purity and strength, anchors the composition.Surrounding the eagle are various figures contributing to a dynamic narrative, including notable Polish figures such as Copernicus, Chopin, Kosciuszko, and Pulaski. The inclusion of the Prussian red eagle at the bottom center adds a layer of complexity, hinting at intertwined histories and shared legacies between Poland and Prussia. Titled "Arthur Szyk, New Canaan, 1946," this artwork celebrates Polish contributions to science, music, national independence, and military achievements. Printed on the center back is' Title page for the Public of Poland' along with additional details: Artist - Arthur Szyk, New York Published by K. Bileski, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada Printed in the U.S.A. by Herman Jaffe, Printer, New York, U.S.A. Copyright 1946.
Dimensions: Page Size:28.5cm x 21cm I Image Size: 17cm x 20cm.
Lot 238
Arthur Szyk
Arthur Szyk's Lithograph Print for Canada's UN Stamp Album frontispiece
- This captivating lithograph print by Arthur Szyk was crafted for Canada's stamp album frontispiece, showcasing the nation's rich heritage and identity. At the top, Canada's coat of arms takes center stage, surrounded by a colorful array of detailed emblems representing various aspects of Canadian history and culture.
- Symbols such as the maple leaf, a ship, a beaver, and a lion symbolizing royal heritage are prominently featured within eleven square tiles. The inclusion of James Wolfe and Louis-Joseph de Montcalm underscores the historical significance of the Battle of Quebec in shaping Canada's dual French and British heritage. Additional designs, including a moose, horse, tree, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, wheat sheaf, unicorn, hunter, and harp, further enrich the illustration, reflecting the diverse history and identities of Canada's provinces and territories. The bottom of the design features two bears and the Union Jack, emphasizing the historical connection between Canada and Great Britain.
- The bottom right corner bears the inscription "Arthur Szyk, New Canaan, 1946" indicating the artist's location and year of creation.
- Printed on the back is "Title page for The Dominion of Canada," along with details of its creation: Artist - Arthur Szyk, New York; Published by K. Bileski, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada; Printed in the U.S.A. by Herman Jaffe, Printer, New York, U.S.A.; Copyright 1946.
- From the collection of David Remez, Israel’s Minister of Transportation at the time. Kasimir Bileski commissioned this artwork for the frontispieces of stamp albums featuring United Nations countries.
- Page Size:28.5cm x 21cm I Image Size: 17cm x 20cm.
Lot 239
Arthur Szyk
Arthur Szyk Lithograph Print for Soviet Stamp Album This captivating lithograph artwork by Arthur Szyk celebrates the heritage and identity of the Soviet Union. At its center, a bold red star bearing the acronym "USSR" dominates the scene, with an image of four individuals engaged in various types of work below, representing facets of Soviet life. Portraits of Lenin and Stalin add historical depth, while industrial and agricultural scenes enrich the narrative. Intricate borders feature iconic Soviet symbols like the hammer and sickle, alongside agricultural motifs and a globe. Four smaller frames contain portraits of Lenin and Stalin. The ornamental red border includes symbols such as the hammer and sickle, a globe with a sailing ship, and agricultural scenes, reflecting the period's Soviet iconography.The background showcases ornate, colorful patterns and additional red stars, contributing to the overall alignment with Socialist visual motifs.The bottom right corner bears the inscription "Arthur Szyk, New Canaan, 1947," indicating the artist's location and year of creation.Printed on the back is "Title page for The Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics," along with details of its creation: Artist - Arthur Szyk, New York; Published by K. Bileski, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada; Printed in the U.S.A. by Herman Jaffe, Printer, New York, U.S.A.; Copyright 1947. This artwork, from the collection of David Remez, the Minister of Transportation at the time, was commissioned by Canadian entrepreneur and stamp connoisseur, Kasimir Bileski, for stamp album frontispieces.
Dimensions: Page Size:28.5cm x 21cm I Image Size: 17cm x 20cm.
Lot 240
Arthur Szyk.
Arthur Szyk's "Title Page for Great Britain" Lithograph Artwork A captivating lithograph by Arthur Szyk, printed on glazed thick paper, this artwork showcases British heritage and identity. King George V's coat of arms dominates the top, symbolizing the monarchy and the British Empire's sovereignty. Below, a scene unfolds: seamen on the left and an agricultural scene on the right. These symbols represent Britain's maritime strength and agricultural heritage, respectively. Titled at bottom right "Arthur Szyk, New Canaan, 1947," this artwork celebrates British resilience under the monarchy. Printed on the back is "Title page for the Public of Great Britain," along with details of its creation. Artist - Arthur Szyk, New York; Published by K. Bileski, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada; Printed in the U.S.A. by Herman Jaffe, Printer, New York, U.S.A.; Copyright 1947. This designation suggests that the lithograph serves as an introductory representation of Great Britain, akin to a title page in a book, providing essential information about the artwork's title, artist, and publication details.
Dimensions: Page Size:28.5cm x 21cm I Image Size: 17cm x 20cm.
Lot 241
Arthur Szyk
Arthur Szyk's Rare Aviation Color Lithograph Print: Featured in the UN's Stamp Album Frontispiece
Aviation themed Color process art print with a central illustration of Leonardo Da Vinci holds a drawing of a Renaissance flying machine labeled “there shall be wings.” Above him is a 1940s airplane. The elaborate decorative border contains 12 illustrations from the history of aviation: balloons, zeppelins, airplanes and a helicopter. In the top border is a winged hourglass above a propeller, in the bottom border, a world globe flanked by wings. Both are surmounted by a star. This illustration was one of 60 commissioned in 1945 by Canadian publisher Kasimir Bileski for an international stamp album. Szyk only completed 10 (9 countries plus this thematic ) of these images prior to his death in 1951.
At the lower right-hand corner, there is a signature by Remez David, along with a purple stamp, denoting its origin from the collection of D. Remez.
Kasimir Bileski, Winnepeg, Canada (Publisher) Herman Jaffe, New York (Printer) Copyright 1947, Color process art print. image : 8 x 6.5 inches, 17cm x 20cm // page : 11.5 x 10 inches, 28.5cm x 21cm
Lot 242
Arthur Szyk.
Arthur Szyk Lithograph Print for USA 's UN Stamp Album frontispieceThis vibrant color print, produced by Herman Jaffe & D’Arcy Lithographic Company and published by Kasimir Bileski, features eight panels showcasing Americana and diverse individuals surrounding a central title. The centerpiece is a white rectangle with striking black and red text, bordered by a gold square adorned with intricate half-circles. At the top center, a majestic bald eagle holds symbols of peace and strength, while the corners depict iconic American landmarks like the Hoover Dam and a factory. The panels also highlight various aspects of American life, from the New York skyline to portraits of Native Americans and military personnel. Additionally, images of transportation, including a steamboat and locomotives, underscore the nation's progress. Mirrored images of a farmer and a blue-collar worker add depth to the composition, symbolizing the nation's agricultural and industrial prowess. The entire piece is framed by an ornate floral design, showcasing American symbols like stars and wildlife. The bottom right corner bears the inscription "Arthur Szyk, New Canaan, 1945," indicating the artist's location and year of creation.Printed on the back is "Title page for The Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics," along with details of its creation: Artist - Arthur Szyk, New York; Published by K. Bileski, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada; Printed in the U.S.A. by Herman Jaffe, Printer, New York, U.S.A.; Copyright 1945. This color lithograph print, from the collection of David Remez, is one of nine in a series intended as cover artwork for stamp albums featuring United Nations member countries. However, the series remained incomplete as the artist, Arthur Szyk, passed away before finishing all the prints.Frame size 11" x 8.25" - Image size 6.5" x 8".
Lot 243
Advertaseng.
Germany, 1970-1990: A collection of 292 unused pre-franked stationery cards from the Bundespost, featuring various denominations.
South Africa - Boer War Era Postcards
- Trooper, Imperial Yeomanry South Africa - Tuck Empire Postcard.
- Mobilizing Reserves, South Africa - Tuck Empire Postcard.
- City Imperial Volunteers (CIV) on Board HMT Pembroke Castle - Boer War Original Postcard.
- Tuck Boer War Empire Series 310 Postcard featuring Rudyard Kipling and Sir Donald Currie.
- Fairing Practice Imperial Yeomanry Postcard - Boer War Original Postcard.
Lot 245
Advertaseng.
Italy 1919-1951 lot of 20 various advertisements cards. incl. Banca Italiana, Lwieocrema, F&MC, Carello Fratelli, Noi Isoprav, Tachi Firelli, Lanza, Cinzano, Banca Torino, and Magazzini Generali.
Ornithology of the Great War: Collection of Eight Postcards by the League of Combatants in 1937. The postcards feature caricatures comparing various military personnel to birds. Created by Lieutenant Colonel José Rodrigues Brusco Júnior, who signed only as 'Zé,' a former combatant of the Great War