Lot 30

Portfolio of Student Works from the Collection of David Pease, Yale School of Art, 1998-2001

Estimate: $600 - $1,200
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A group of approximately thirty-four works on paper, various media including etching, watercolor, graphite, lithograph, mixed media, collage, and photography, by students and colleagues at the Yale School of Art gifted to David Pease circa 1998–2001; including Yale MFA alumni and faculty, Vera Iliatova (Russian/American, b. 1975, Yale MFA, Painting/Printmaking; NYFA Fellow, represented by Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, and teaching faculty at RISD), mixed media work on cardboard; Zak Smith (American, b. 1976, Yale MFA 2001; work held at MoMA and the Whitney Museum of American Art, exhibited at the 2004 Whitney Biennial), photograph of a man blowing up a red balloon on Kodak paper, initialed lower right; Sigrid Sandström (Swedish, b. 1970, Yale MFA 2001; represented by Perrotin, New York, and Professor at the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm), work initialed and dated '99 in pencil lower right, signed on verso; Sandra Burns (Yale MFA 2001; Senior Critic and Co-Director of Graduate Studies in Sculpture, Yale School of Art), attributed, lithograph numbered 1 of 5; Susie Reiss (American, Yale MFA 2000; Harvard AB 1995, Magna Cum Laude), small watercolor; Adam Henry (American, b. 1974; represented by Perrotin, New York), puzzle piece assemblage on paper; Nicholas Paul Santore (American, b. 1973, Yale MFA 2000; winner of the Eli Harwood Schless Award), blue sketch of a camera on grid paper; Linnéa Gabriella Spransy (American, b. 1976, Yale MFA 2001; represented by Various Small Fires, Los Angeles), graphite on paper; Lisa Beth Magni-Rubenstein (Yale MFA, Painting/Printmaking), etching inscribed "To David 1999 / Fondly"; Erin Marie Weckerle (Yale MFA, Painting/Printmaking), etching signed and dated 1999; and Joshua Aaron Weiss (Yale MFA, Painting/Printmaking), abstract black and white etching; together a small work with ink on paper attributed to Peter Halley (American, b. 1953), Director of Graduate Studies in Painting and Printmaking at Yale 2002–2011 and central figure of the Neo-Conceptualist movement, signed print inscribed on verso "PXL. RVR. MPNG. 01.00.01/GG" with dedication to David Pease; and works by Sarah Hirzel, mixed media collage; Jeran Kim, colorful geometric print; Suzanne Varni, artist proof etching of a nude female; Jessica Rohers, artist proof etching; Roland B., etching of a man outdoors with tree and lake; Samuel C. Bar, etching numbered 1 of 5; Sean McCarthy, etching on thin wove paper; Kari Gatzbe, multi-color etching on thin wove paper; Brandon Jones, graphite on paper depicting wood grain, signed on verso; David Miko and Ted McGurn, bundle of subway notecard drawings inscribed "These cards are excerpts from a project my friend Ted McGurn and I worked on where we drew notecards for 8 hours while riding the subway"; Amy Pryor, ink on paper sketch of an envelope addressed "To: David Pease"; Jason Robert Bell, work on translucent paper; Van Harrison Stokes IV, figural drawing with ink on paper, initialed and dated '99; and others; subjects including studio nudes, portraiture, landscape, abstraction, and architectural study; with personal inscriptions and dedications to David Pease throughout. Housed in original black folio.
Largest: H 20-1/2 x W 16-1/2 in. Black portfolio: H 22 x W 17 in.
Provenance: Estate of David and Julie Pease.
To Note: The Kehinde Wiley print originally included in this portfolio has been removed and is offered separately as its own lot in this auction (Lot #31). Additionally, not all artists listed on the portfolio's class card are represented by works in this group.

Condition

Overall excellent preserved condition to most works, with minor imperfections commensurate with age varying per work.

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