Showing posts with label Musicians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Musicians. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 8, 2023

Arthur Getz: Musicians

It's unusual to see the most published New Yorker cover artist of all time, Arthur Getz (1913-1996), working in the medium of ceramic relief. His three-panel work Musicians is unsigned and undated, so far as we can see in its frame. One musician occupies each panel. The piece was offered at auction in New York on Sunday with a presale estimate of $400 to $600 and a buyer's premium of 25%. It sold for $225.







Arthur Getz
New York City Estate Auction accessed June 18, 2023

Arthur Getz
New York City Estate Auction item description

Arthur Getz
New York City Estate Auction
accessed June 18, 2023



Sold!




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Friday, May 10, 2013

Richard Taylor's Musicians

Richard Taylor's drawing of orchestra musicians relaxing and warming up is a delightful spot drawing created for The New Yorker. It was sold on eBay in March for $249.

Richard Taylor, Musicians, Spot Drawing

Richard Taylor, Musicians, Detail

Richard Taylor, Musicians, eBay Winning Bid, March 17, 2013

Richard Taylor, Musicians, eBay Winning Bid, March 17, 2013


This piece previously was offered at auction in February at RR Auctions in Amherst, New Hampshire with an estimate of $100-$200.
Richard Taylor, Musicians, Spot Drawing
RR Auction, February 13, 2013
http://www.icollector.com/Richard-Taylor_i15440598

Richard Taylor, Musicians, Spot Drawing

Note:  I don't know when this appeared in The New Yorker and I've no idea how to search for a spot drawing. If you should come across it in an old issue of the magazine, please let me know where you found it.

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