Fine Selection of Autographs and Manuscripts

(1856 - 1950) British playwright and critic with classic acerbic wit. His works include Pygmalion, The Devil's Disciple, and much criticism of ...

(1856 - 1950) British playwright and critic with classic acerbic wit. His works include Pygmalion, The Devil's Disciple, and much criticism of ...

(1887 - 1964) English poet, critic and novelist known for her formidable personality and eccentricities. Good content A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo., Sheffield, Au

(1807 - 1892) ""The Quaker Poet"", American author of poetry including ""Barefoot Boy"" and ""Bar...

(1842 - 1911) Swiss writer, the literary editor of the Bern newspaper who was a friend of Brahms, Joachim, Liszt, and many other notable composers of

"A nice grouping of six autographs by authors in various formats, including: LOUIS UNTEMEYER (2 T.Ms.S.); THORNON WILDER (signature on FDC); CA...

"A fine grouping of ten vintage autographs by prominent international authors, mostly in A.L.S. format (exceptions noted), including: WILLIAM D...

"A nice grouping of three letters by British authors, including: RUDYARD KIPLING (T.L.S. 1p. 8vo., sending thanks for a clipping); EDMUND GOSSE...

(1834 - 1904) French sculptor known for his colossal figures, most notably the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. Fine content A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.,

(1898 - 1976) American sculptor most remembered for his invention of the mobile and stabile. A.L.S. ""Sandy"" 1p. 4to., [n.p.],...

(1824 - 1898) French painter and a master of light, his scenes of views of the sea and beaches prefigured the Impressionists. Boudin was also one of

(1796 - 1875) French painter identified with the Barbizon school and whose style anticipated later Impressionists, who also drew on much of his work.

(1828 - 1898) French painter known for his Symbolist works and later for his turn to works stressing violence and eroticism. A.L.S. on mourning letter

(1836 - 1912) English painter known for his idylls and genre scenes. A nice grouping of material, including three brief A.L.S.'s, two signed en...

(1904 - 1980) English photographer featured in ""Vanity Fair"" and ""Vogue"" and theatrical designer. D.S., ...

(1829 -1890) Scottish-French artist best remembered as painter of horses, hunt and military scenes. Good content A.L.S. ""John Lewis Brown...

American artist and illustrator. A nice grouping of three good content A.L.S., 1p. 8vo. each, New York, ca. 1891-1904 to various recipients. In small

(d. 1992) Spanish artist whose surrealistic paintings reflected his eccentric lifestyle. His works are known for their dream-like, symbolic nature. S

(b. 1933) American painter whose works typically portray western Indians and landscapes. Good lot of five signed color reproductions on printed stoc

(1904 - 1991) American painter and sculptor of a style much similar to that of Marc Chagall. A superb Gross item, a large-format monograph Chaim Gros

(1902 - 1976) American political cartoonist with the Chicago Daily News. Excellent original signed ink political cartoon executed on the verso of a p

(1860 - 1939) Czech painter and illustrator famous for his poster designs and costumes for Sarah Bernhardt; a leading Art Nouveau painter and designe

(1860 - 1939) Czech painter and illustrator famous for his poster designs and costumes for Sarah Bernhardt, a leading Art Nouveau painter and designe

Popular American sports artist and illustrator. Fine early image of the artist with his trademark handlebar moustache and cigar, shown in action as he

(1870 - 1966) American painter and illustrator, best known as an illustrator for advertisements, magazines, and such books as Mother Goose in Prose a

French painter. A.L.S. ""I. Pils"" 1p. 8vo., Paris, Feb. 4, 1873, in French to a gentleman, thanking him for his letter and apol...

(1888 - 1970) American artist renowned for his landscapes and murals. An interesting grouping of material relative to the preparation and research for

(1812 - 1867) Influential French artist, a leader of the Barbizon school of landscape painters. A.L.S. ""Th. Rousseau"" 2pp. 8vo...

(1928 - 1987) American artist and the founder of pop art who gained instant notoriety with his depictions of the Campbell soup can and Brillo boxes.

(1928 - 1987) American artist and the founder of pop art who gained instant notoriety with his depictions of the Campbell soup can and Brillo boxes.

"A nice grouping of three autographs by American artists, including: THOMAS LAWRENCE (A.L.S.); JOSEPH PENNELL (A.L.S.) and CECILIA BEAUX. Three...

"A nice grouping of six autographs by artists in various formats, including: MARC CHAGALL (signature on FDC honoring his United Nations window,...

"A fine grouping of nine autographs by British artists in various formats, including: SIR JOHN REYNOLDS (SIG); F. D. MILLET (A.L.S.); WALTER CR...

(1922 - 2000) American cartoonist and creator of Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the rest of the Peanuts gang. Original black ink drawing of a large, some

(1909 - 1977) Beloved American cartoonist, creator of ""Lil Abner"". A great association piece, an original caricature self-port...

American artist and animator, creator of ""Bugs Bunny"", ""Yosemite Sam"", and a host of other Warner charac...

American artist and animator, creator of ""Bugs Bunny"", ""Yosemite Sam"", and a host of other Warner charac...

(1861 - 1933) American illustrator and cartoonist for many periodicals, best known for his illustrations in Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. A.L....

(1840 - 1902) American political cartoonist whose works in Harper's Weekly lambasted the Tweed Ring, and made the elephant and donkey recognize...

JACK KINNEY Early Disney animator who started with the company in 1931 and remained with Disney until 1958, an animator, storyman and director who con

(1811 - 1886) Hungarian composer and piano virtuoso, inventor of the symphonic poem and composer of dozens of works including symphonies, piano compo

(1912 - 1992) Influential American composer, a student of Schoenberg who pioneered the use of absolute improvisation and randomness in musical composi

(1873 - 1921) Italian tenor and very possibly the greatest of all time. His repertoire was comprised of over 40 operas, especially I Pagliacci and La

(1854 - 1932) ""The March King"", American bandmaster and composer of over 140 military marches. Partly-printed D.S. "&quo...

(1888 - 1989) American songwriter who penned over 1,000 tunes including ""God Bless America"" and There's No Business Like ...

(1918 - 1992) American composer and conductor whose works frequently reflected American themes. Bold signature, along with that of fellow composer an

(1918 - 1992) American composer and conductor whose works frequently reflected American themes. S.P. 3 1/4"" x 4 3/4"" b/w, a ...

(1891 - 1975) English composer of numerous orchestral works, among which the Meditations on a Theme of John Blow stands out as one of his finest score

(1887 - 1979) French conductor, first woman to conduct the New York Philharmonic and other notable orchestras. Uncommon A.N.S. signed with initials ...

(1873 - 1921) Italian tenor and very possibly the greatest of all time. His repertoire was comprised of over 40 operas, especially I Pagliacci and La

(1873 - 1921) Italian tenor and very possibly the greatest of all time. His repertoire was comprised of over 40 operas, especially I Pagliacci and La

(1873 - 1921) Italian tenor and very possibly the greatest of all time. His repertoire was comprised of over 40 operas, especially I Pagliacci and La

(1873 - 1921) Italian tenor and very possibly the greatest of all time. His repertoire was comprised of over 40 operas, especially I Pagliacci and La

(1873 - 1938) Russian operatic bass of enormous resonance who performed with the Bolshoi Opera, at La Scala, and at the Metropolitan. Dramatic vintag

(1873 - 1938) Russian operatic bass of enormous resonance who performed with the Bolshoi Opera, at La Scala, and at the Metropolitan. Handsome vintag

(1860 - 1956) French composer of orchestral suites, dramatic works, and operas. A.L.S. ""G. Charpentier"" 1p. 8vo., [n.p., n.d....

(b. 1929) Innovative American composer, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1968. Fine A.M.Q.S. 1p. 8vo., [n.p., n.d.], one measure from his ""...

(1864 - 1932) German pianist and composer of the operas Tiefland and Die toten Augen. Handsome A.M.Q.S. 1p. 8vo., Berlin, Feb. 10, 1898, three bars o

(1864 - 1932) German pianist and composer of the operas Tiefland and Die toten Augen. Lot of two A.N.S. on the face of two picture postcards, ca. 189

(1908 - 1989) American popular composer known as ""Johnny Green,"" winner of Academy Awards for his music for Easter Parade and ...

(1873-1958) American musician and composer considered ""Father of the Blues"", composer of ""Memphis Blues""...

(1873-1958) American musician and composer considered ""Father of the Blues"", composer of ""Memphis Blues""...

(1903 - 1989) American concert pianist and composer. D.S., a Deutsche Gramophone release, Horowitz, April, 1985, warmly inscribed on the liner notes

(1889 - 1945) American composer best known for his scores for musical comedies (Showboat), and songs such as ""Old Man River"" ...

(1889 - 1945) American composer best known for his scores for musical comedies (Showboat), and songs such as ""Old Man River"" ...

A.L.S. ""Ernst Krenek"" on his personal letterhead, 1p. 4to., Poughkeepsie, Mar. 3, 1941, an assertive letter to Eric Simon, p...

(1842 - 1912) French composer of operas, concertos and ballets whose works include Manon, Sapho, and Don Quichotte. A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo., Paris, Apr. 20,

(1861 - 1931) Opera and stage singer and actress. S.P. 4 1/4"" x 6 1/2"" sepia, a cabinet photo, 4 1/4"" x 6 1/2"...

(1860 - 1941) Polish pianist, composer and statesman, established himself as an interpreter of Chopin, Liszt and Beethoven. A fine A.M.Q.S., 1p. 8vo.

(1891 - 1964) American composer and lyricist of the classic musicals Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, and Can-Can. His songs include ""Let...

(1891 - 1964) American composer and lyricist of the classic musicals Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, and Can-Can. His songs include ""Let...

(1891 - 1964) American composer and lyricist of the classic musicals Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, and Can-Can. His songs include ""Let...

(1902 - 1979) American composer who, in collaboration with Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein, wrote many popular songs and scores, including "...

(1885 - 1961) Spanish harpist and composer and founder of the eponymous music school in Maine. Good lot of two A.L.S. to Dick Hammond, a New York-base

(1844 - 1908) Spanish composer and violinist who excelled in playing his Spanish dance music and works written for his violin performances. Attractiv

(1819 - 1896) German pianist and composer who toured Europe widely, wife of Robert Schumann and an intimate of Johannes Brahms whose work was greatly

(1854 - 1932) ""The March King"", American bandmaster and composer of over 140 military marches. A.L.S. 1p. 8vo., San Francisco...

(1882 - 1971) One of the greatest composers of this century, Stravinsky wrote such masterpieces as ""L'Oiseau de feu"", &qu...

(1867 - 1957) Italian conductor known for his dynamic interpretations of Beethoven, Verdi and Wagner. Handsome S.P. 5 1/2"" x 3 1/2"...

(1867 - 1957) Italian conductor known for his dynamic interpretations of Beethoven, Verdi and Wagner. A printed program for a concert at Carnegie Ha

"A fine grouping of 16 vintage autographs by composers and performers in various formats, includes: IGNACE PADEREWSKI (SIG AND SENTIMENT ON CAR...

"A nice grouping of six musical autographs in various formats, including: LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI (T.L.S. signed ""Prince""); OSS...

"A nice grouping of 12 vintage concert programs, signed by various conductors and performers, including: MARTHA ARROYO, EUGENE LIST; GEORGE SOL...

"A nice grouping of eleven S.P.'s by conductors and performers in various formats, including: PIERRE BOULEZ, FRITZ REINER, PETER MAAG, GYGO...

"A neat grouping of items by Operatic stars in various formats, ca. 1930s - 1970s, including: TONIO SELWART (3 A.L.S. and 1 I..S.P.); YVONNE DE...

(1917 - 1996) American jazz and bop singer who performed with the greatest artists of the century. Exceptional S.P. 10"" x 14""...

(1901 - 1960) American film actor known for his portrayal of rough, romantic heroes, most notably in Gone With the Wind. Partly-printed D.S. "...

(1892 - 1962) American actor best remembered for his role of Scarlet's father in Gone With the Wind, won an Oscar for his role in Stagecoach. S...

American stage and television comedian, ""Uncle Miltie"" was a pioneer of live television comedy. Vintage I.S.P. 5"" x...

(1880 - 1961) American character actor who often portrayed an eccentric of amiable Mexican, most remembered as the Cisco Kid's sidekick, Pancho...

(1942 - 1981) American rock singer and guitarist, known for his acute commentary on events and persons, such as ""Taxi"" and &q...

(1908 - 1977) American actress, an Academy Award winner for her role in Mildred Pierce. T.L.S. Joan"" on her letterhead, 1p. 8vo., [n.p.]...

(1917 - 1996) American jazz and bop singer who performed with the greatest artists of the century. S.P. 8"" x 11"" b/w, a vinta...

(1917 - 1996) American jazz and bop singer who performed with the greatest artists of the century. Large, fine and bold signature on a card.

(b. 1942) American teen idol who starred on The Mickey Mouse Show and in numerous 1960s beach movies. Bold signature ""Love Annette Funich...

(1902 - 1985) American actress remembered for her role as the Wicked Witch of the West in ""The Wizard of Oz"". Unusual I.S.P. 1...

(1873-1958) American musician and composer considered ""Father of the Blues"", composer of ""Memphis Blues""...

(1872 - 1946) American actor and a hero of the silent westerns, including ""Gunfighter"" and ""Wild Bill Hickok"...

(b. 1909) American actress and Academy Award winner who was perfect playing opposite co-star Spencer Tracy. T.L.S. ""Kate"" on ...

(1898 - 1981) American comedian and vaudeville performer, ""Toastmaster General"". Vintage I.S.P. 8"" x 10""...