Mary Ann Holt

This is a Nagel The Book Lithograph poster that was published by Mirage Editions in 1985, used on the cover of the book about the artist work after his death.  

Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art.  

Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections.

Screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

 Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art. Nagel generated a series of fifteen “Commemorative Serigraphs” (Numbered NC01 to NC15) that were produced over a four-year period, and which were later published by Mirage Editions. Screen-signed by Nagel before going to print, today these 

Commemoratives are widely collected because of their beauty and high-quality printing. Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections. 

 Commemorative serigraph, screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass.

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

 Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art. Nagel generated a series of fifteen “Commemorative Serigraphs” (Numbered NC01 to NC15) that were produced over a four-year period, and which were later published by Mirage Editions. Screen-signed by Nagel before going to print, today these 

Commemoratives are widely collected because of their beauty and high-quality printing. Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections.  

Commemorative serigraph, screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass.

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

 Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art. Nagel generated a series of fifteen “Commemorative Serigraphs” (Numbered NC01 to NC15) that were produced over a four-year period, and which were later published by Mirage Editions. Screen-signed by Nagel before going to print, today these Commemoratives are widely collected because of their beauty and high-quality printing. Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections. 

Commemorative serigraph, screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass.

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

 Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art. Nagel generated a series of fifteen “Commemorative Serigraphs” (Numbered NC01 to NC15) that were produced over a four-year period, and which were later published by Mirage Editions. Screen-signed by Nagel before going to print, today these Commemoratives are widely collected because of their beauty and high-quality printing. Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections.  

Commemorative serigraph, screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass.

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

 Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art. Nagel generated a series of fifteen “Commemorative Serigraphs” (Numbered NC01 to NC15) that were produced over a four-year period, and which were later published by Mirage Editions. Screen-signed by Nagel before going to print, today these Commemoratives are widely collected because of their beauty and high-quality printing. Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections.  

Commemorative serigraph, screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass.

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

 Patrick Nagel American (1945-1984) One of America’s most significant contemporary artist, creating thee iconic “Nagel Woman” with a distinctive style of Art Deco and Pop Art. Nagel generated a series of fifteen “Commemorative Serigraphs” (Numbered NC01 to NC15) that were produced over a four-year period, and which were later published by Mirage Editions. Screen-signed by Nagel before going to print, today these Commemoratives are widely collected because of their beauty and high-quality printing. Nagel’s works can be found in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, the Smitsonion, the Muse des Arts Decoratifs, and the Musee de L’Affiche win Paris as well as many private collections.  

Commemorative serigraph, screen signed, original condition unaltered. No exposure to sunlight exposure. Professional framed with acid-free mat board under glass.

29” Wide x 2” Deep x 41” High 

$499

19th century Majolica earthenware cheese keeper of cylindrical form having an allover pattern of green cattail plants, yell0w water lily blossoms and multicolored butterflies topped by a three dimensional swan shaped finial.  The circular bottom section alternates green leaves with yellow blossoms.  On the bottom is the intertwined logo of Griffin, Smith and Hill of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.  The cheese keeper is in very good overall condition with typical light crazing and a few light brown stains in various areas as pictured.    8" high by 8 1/2" diameter.   Weight: 5  lbs.

  #808  6031

$995

Pair of brown and cream colored 19th century full bodied  English Staffordshire earthenware  lions.  Each lion has glass eyes, painted open-mouth facial decoration and four distinctly modeled and separated legs and feet.  The lions are in excellent antique condition with light overall crazing to the glaze and ever-so-slight wear to the painted facial features as pictured.  Each lion is 11" high by 13 1/2" long by 7" deep.   Weight:  10 lbs. the pair. 

 #808  5135 

$1495

 19th century English paper mache' desk set with elaborate mother of pearl inlay and gold painted scrollwork.  The square-form set has scalloped edges;  two faceted crystal ink wells with octagonal tops flanking a small raised stamp  box; an oblong pen well and a central storage drawer in front.   The desk set is ornamented with an elaborate pattern of inlaid mother of pearl pieces and rests upon four circular scrolled feet.  The desk set is in very good condition with losses of a few mother of pearl pieces as pictured.  15" long; 12" deep; 3" high. 

 Weight: 5.8 lbs.

#808  5135 

$895