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| THE RITES OF SPRING PROBABLY AREN'T GETTING ANY DULLER. MAYBE WE'RE JUST GETTING OLDER | |
| Charles David Saxon (American, 1920 - 1988) | |
| 374 | |
£500 -
£700 | |
| Ink | |
| Works on paper | |
| 31 cm - 50 cm (12.2 in - 19.68 in) | |
| Signed | |
| Signedin to unlock | |
| Auction 21/03/2013 | |
| Mar 20, 2013 |
THE RITES OF SPRING PROBABLY AREN'T GETTING ANY DULLER. MAYBE WE'RE JUST GETTING OLDER
374
£500 -
£700
Ink
Works on paper
31 cm -
50 cm (12.2 in -
19.68 in)
Signed
Mar 20, 2013
LOUIS, I WANT YOU TO KNOW MR PICKETT ONE OF MY OLDEST AND DEAREST FRIENDS
Ink
32 cm -
28 cm
(12.6 in - 11.02 in)
(12.6 in - 11.02 in)
THE FIRST THING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GOING TO SCANDINAVIA IS THAT PANTS SUITS ARE OUT!
Pencil and charcoal
24 cm -
31 cm
(9.45 in - 12.2 in)
(9.45 in - 12.2 in)
HERE YOU GO, BOYS. TWO PERRIER-AND-LIME, ONE CHILLED WHITE WINE, AND A TAB
Crayon drawing
29 cm -
27 cm
(11.42 in - 10.63 in)
(11.42 in - 10.63 in)
IT'S CALLED A DRY MARTINI. WHEN GRANDPA WAS A YOUNG MAN, ALL THE YOUNG MEN ON THE MOVE DRANK DRY MARTINIS
Pencil and wash
26 cm -
27 cm
(10.24 in - 10.63 in)
(10.24 in - 10.63 in)
Angel sitting in on Board of Directors meeting WITH five other subjects
Pencil and watercolor, individually framed
12.75 cm -
11.25 cm
(5.02 in - 4.43 in)
(5.02 in - 4.43 in)