20th century and CONTEMPORARY ARTS

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Bernard BUFFET (1928-1999). View of a church. Lithograph in black signed lower right, justified E.A lower left. Sight: 55 x 68.5 cm (Some spotting).

Paul JOUVE (1878-1973) Tigress and her three tiger cubs. Etching signed and numbered 72/100 lower left. 40 x 47 cm

Salvador DALI (1904-1989). Helianthus solifer. Plate from the Flora Dalinae suite. Etching and stencil signed and justified H/H on japon satiné. 58 x 39 cm (fold).

Salvador DALI (1904-1989). Luna Germinata. Plate from the Flora Dalinae suite. Etching and stencil signed and justified G/H on japon satiné. 58 x 39 cm (fold).

Salvador DALI (1904-1989). Helianthus solifer. Plate from the Flora Dalinae suite. Etching and stencil signed and justified G/H on japon satiné. 58 x 39 cm (fold).

Salvador DALI (1904-1989). Viola Cogitans (self-portrait in thought). Plate from the Flora Dalinae suite. Etching and stencil signed and justified H/H on japon satiné. 58 x 39 cm (fold).

Patrick WALDBERG - Joan MIRO (1893-1983) The Acid Melody. Au pont des arts, 1979. In-4 comprising fourteen original lithographs by Joan MIRO and a frontispiece on japon nacré signed and justified 52/101. Copy n°52 signed by the author and the artist in a slipcase.

Georges DORIGNAC (1879-1925) Soldier of Marathon (Mask), 1912. Black stone, black wash and yellow gilt on paper pasted on board signed and dated 1912 lower left, designated dated 12 and countersigned in blue pencil on the back, bears an annotation by Georges Wendling, former owner of the drawing, in blue ink relating to Marathon. 38 x 27.5 cm (Drawing). Small damp stains on the cardboard support. Bibl: Georges Dorignac le trait sculpté, ed. Snoeck, 2016, similar drawing republished on page 132, no. 33.

Emilio GRAU-SALA (1911-1975) Rue parisienne aux flocons de neige. Oil on canvas signed lower right. 62 x 50 cm Louis XV style frame circa 1950.

Emilio GRAU-SALA (1911-1975) Tonight, circus. Oil on canvas signed lower left. 50 x 73.5 cm

Joseph SIMA (1891-1971) Landscape of Brie, 1950. Oil on canvas signed and dated lower right. On the back of the canvas annotated on the back 'Paysage 1950'. On the stretcher: label of the Paul Facchetti gallery, 17 rue de Lille, Paris, label of the transporter Lemoine Pérignon et Cie Paysage de Brie, 1950, n°95, label of the Sima exhibition in Ratilly in 1973 collection Mr Bonnasse, label in red ink: 'Krajina V Brie, 1950 n°4. 97 x 130 cm Provenance: Madame Paul Facchetti, ParisGalerie Paul Facchetti, ParisM. Pierre Bonnasse, Paris Exhibitions: "Sima" Musée National d'Art Moderne Paris, 7 November - 23 December 1968, preface Jean Leymarie, described and reproduced on pages 66-67. Hommage à Joseph Sima" Château de Ratilly, 23 June - 16 September 1973, described in the catalogue under no. 4. In the same catalogue, the acknowledgements page lists the names of Mr Pierre Bonnasse, the owner at the time, and Mr and Mrs Paul Facchetti, the artist's gallery owner.

Joseph SIMA (1891-1971) Chaotique (vert), 1960. Oil on canvas signed lower right, titled on the back with the letter F. Bears on the stretcher a label from the Paul Facchetti gallery and a label from Lemoine Pérignon et Cie n° 94. On the stretcher, in the upper part, is a handwritten indication: Prague, the dimensions and on a label a number 123. 55 x 46 cm Provenance:Galerie Paul Facchetti, ParisM. Pierre Bonnasse, Paris Exhibitions:" Joseph Sima " galerie Paul Facchetti, Paris, 23 November 1960, reproduced and described in the catalogue " Sima " Frantisek Smejkal, Cercles d'Art, Paris, 1992, reproduced and described under the n° 328, page 310.

Joseph SIMA (1891-1971) Orphée, 1958. Oil on canvas signed and dated lower right, titled and dated on the back. Bears on the stretcher a Studio Paul Facchetti label. Small and missing. 61 x 50 cm Provenance: Galerie Paul Facchetti, Paris M. Pierre Bonnasse, Paris Exhibition:" Joseph Sima " galerie Paul Facchetti, Paris, 1958.

Geneviève CLAISSE (1906-1997). Hadrons, 1975. Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 75, framed, titled and dated on the back 1975-83. 80 x 80 cm.

Pierre Robert CHRISTOPHE (1880-1971) Oriental woman carrying a cup. Bronze with brown patina, signed and numbered 11, with the founder's stamp Meroni Radice, Cire perdue. Bears the engraved number 4818 D on the back of the terrace and the annotation modèle

Roger DESSERPRIT (1923-1985). Composition, 1959. Sculpture in bronze with shaded brown patina. Paumelle cast, signed, dated and numbered 7/8 on the terrace. Height 107 cm

Roger DESSERPRIT (1923-1985). Double module, 1923/1985. Bronze with shaded brown patina. Signed and numbered 4/8 on the terrace. Foundry stamp Paumelle. 110 x 28 cm

Jorge BORRAS (1952) Gorilla. Black patina lost wax bronze proof signed and justified 4/8. 37 x 49 x 20 cm.

Jean-Claude SCHEFFER, XXe-XXIe. Amalthée, homage to Picasso. Bronze with black shaded patina, signed on the terrace and numbered 6/8. Foundry stamp Candide. 36 x 44 x 12 cm

DAUM Nancy. VASE in marmorated glass with acid-etched decoration of sailing ships. Height 41 cm.

Establishments GALLE Large double-layered glass VASE on pedestal decorated with fuschias reserved with acid on a marmorated background. Height 36 cm

LALIQUE France. 68-piece crystal SERVICE set, BOURGUEIL model, comprising: 9 water glasses (three slight chips to rims), 8 wine glasses (one chip to rim), 8 white wine glasses (three chips to rims), 10 liqueur glasses (three chips), 7 champagne glasses (five chips to rim on 2 glasses), 8 punch bowls (one chip to rim), 12 lunch plates, and 6 small dishes (six chips).

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973)-MADOURA. Round bull ashtray, circa 1952, in white and black glazed earthenware shaded green. Marked on the reverse: Edition Picasso and stamps Madoura plein feu and D'après Picasso. 5 x 14.5 cm

RON ARAD (b. 1951) CHAISE-SCULPTURE Blo-Void 2, 2006, in polished and blue anodised aluminium and aluminium mesh, executed by Galerie Mourmans, Netherlands. One of five artist's proofs signed and justified AP1. 66.5 x 116 x 56 cm

LE CORBUSIER (in the taste of). Large wool and cotton carpet. 350 x 250 cm.

Auguste HERBIN (1882-1960) (after) Wool carpet with polychrome geometric decoration. 196 x 156 cm.