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Bertha A. Halozan Statue of Liberty Painting

Acrylic painting and glitter on canvas board. Signed in lower center by artist Bertha A. Halozan (1917-2004). The Artist Immigrated to the United States from Austria as a nanny in Chicago, and later moved to New York, after a stroke she started to paint the Statue of Liberty and sell the paintings on the corner of 50th and Broadway. Subject depicts the Statue of Liberty with a good year blimp waving the American flag, and other figures in the painting. Paintings reads We love Statue of Liberty, there are still some good people living in this world, peace be with you, 10-1889 12-1993. Framed in a gilt wooden frame. Frame measures approx. 19.5 W x 23.5 H in. Window measures approx. 15 W x 19 H in. Not viewed outside of frame. Minor wear to frame. Verso holds articles and letters written to the artist from different New York newspapers and offices. Acrylic painting, framed acrylic painting, framed painting, painting, signed acrylic painting, Bertha A. Halozan, signed art, signed artwork, artist signature, framed art, framed artwork, art, wall art, artwork, home decor, wall decor, interior decor, interior design, room decor, Statue of Liberty, Bertha A. Halozan Statue of Liberty Painting. 9artwall

Bertha Halozan (American 1917-2004), oil on board

Bertha Halozan (American 1917-2004), oil on board Statue of Liberty, 10" x 8". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.

Bertha Halozan Outsider Statue of Liberty Painting

United States 1917-2004 Folk art depiction of the Statue of Liberty with a Good Year blimp to upper right with the inscription "We Love Statue of Liberty There Are Still Some Good People Living In This World." Halozan immigrated to the United States in the 50's working as a nanny in Chicago before moving to New York to pursue singing. She gave up on this because although she gained popularity, it did not pay well. Halozan began painting as rehabilitation for a stroke she had in 1978, selling her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street.

Bertha Halozan

Austrian/American, 1917-2004 Statue of Liberty, 1994: three works Each signed Bertha A. Halozan © and dated 1994 (lc) Acrylic on canvasboard Largest 23 1/2 x 17 3/4 inches (59.7 x 45.1 cm) (Frame dimensions (largest): 28 1/4 x 22 1/4 x 1 1/2 inches) Each board is taped into frame. Light wear throughout.

Bertha Halozan

Austrian/American, 1917-2004 Good People are Living in New York, 1986 and We Love New York and Statue of Liberty, 1995: two works Each signed Bertha A. Halozan ©; dated 7-4-1986 (lr) and 7-1995 (lc) respectively Oil and photo collage on canvas, and acrylic and glitter on canvasboard respectively Larger 27 3/4 x 40 inches (70.5 x 101.6 cm) (Frame dimensions (larger): 32 1/4 x 44 x 2 inches) The first work on canvas not examined out of frame. Some frame rubbing with associated wear to the edges. Some stress cracks to pigment and other areas of staining, some abrasions and scuffs. Could benefit from a cleaning. The second work on canvasboard is taped to the frame from the reverse. Some wear throughout. Could benefit from a cleaning.

BERTHA HALOZAN FOLK ART NEW YORK CITYSCAPE, 1992

Bertha Halozan (American 1917-2004), "We Love New York and the Statue of Liberty", 1992, oil and mixed media on foam board depicting the New York City skyline, Statue of Liberty, and a body of water with figures and ducks swimming, signed to lower right, framed. Provenance: From the Estate of Joyce Lowenstein, Atlanta, Georgia. Approximate dimensions: sight h.19.75" w. 23.625"; frame h. 20.25", w. 24.25", d. 1.25".

BERTHA HALOZAN

mixed media on artist board. Signed lower right, dated 1993. framed to 23.75" x 19.5"

BERTHA HALOZAN

mixed media on artist board. Signed lower right, dated 1993. framed to 23.75" x 19.5"

Bertha Halozan Outsider Art Painting, Statue of Liberty

Bertha Halozan (Austrian/New York, 1917-2004) folk art mixed media on canvasboard painting depicting the Statue of Liberty surrounded by the Goodyear blimp, a ship, people, and birds with red and white lettering against a naturalistic background. Signed and dated "7 1991 Bertha A Halozan" lower right. Photocopies of articles about Halozan with photographs of her artwork, a business card, and a photocopy of a Certificate of Achievement presented to Halozan by the City of New York Parks and Recreation, dated August 1, 1989, taped en verso. Housed in a black painted plastic frame. Sight: 17 3/4" H x 13 5/8" W. Framed: 18 1/2" H x 14 1/2" W.

Bertha Halozan Austrian/American, 1917-2004 Statue of Liberty, circa 1994

Bertha Halozan Austrian/American, 1917-2004 Statue of Liberty, circa 1994 Signed Bertha A. Halozan (lc) Acrylic and glitter on canvasboard 15 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches (39.3 x 29.2 cm) C 

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,1917-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) NAME: Swimmers YEAR: 1997 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115891 US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,1917-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) NAME: Statue of Liberty YEAR: 1998 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115890 US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,1917-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) NAME: Swimmers YEAR: 1997 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115891 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,1917-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) NAME: Statue of Liberty YEAR: 1998 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115890 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, 1917 - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,?-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, ? - 2004) NAME: Swimmers YEAR: 1997 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115891 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,?-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, ? - 2004) NAME: Statue of Liberty YEAR: 1998 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115890 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,?-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, ? - 2004) NAME: Swimmers YEAR: 1997 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115891 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (NY,Austria,?-2004) oil painting

ARTIST: Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, ? - 2004) NAME: Statue of Liberty YEAR: 1998 MEDIUM: oil on canvas board CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches / 24 x 19 cm FRAME SIZE: 10 x 8 inches / 25 x 20 cm SIGNATURE: Lower right SIMILAR ARTISTS: Mary Tillman Smith, Annie Wellborn, Howard Finster, Myrtice West, Bessie Harvey, Sybil Deyarmon Gibson, Ed Mumma, Malcah Zeldis, Lorenzo Scott, Royal Prophet Robertson, Sulton Rogers, Gayleen Aiken, Lee Godie, Thornton Buck Dial CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 115890 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $35 + insurance. Bertha Halozan (New York, Austrian, - 2004) Born in Austria, Bertha Halozan emigrated to the United States in 1954. She first went to Chicago to work as a nanny but was not happy and had trouble with English, She moved to New York to pursue a career as a singer and did facials at Helena Rubenstein. She then worked as a physical therapist at several venues and eventually gave up her career as a singer because “I got a lot of publicity but very little money.” Bertha began painting in 1978 during her rehabilitation following a stroke. Bertha generally painted repeated subjects – “a pigtailed, blue-eyed Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the busy activities of daily life in New York” often including the Goodyear blimp and a Mets baseball player, John Franco. She frequently included a helicopter, and houses from an Austrian village with red tile roofs. For several years, she sold her paintings on a Manhattan street corner of Broadway and 55th Street near the residence hotel where she lived. She was rarely seen without bright red lipstick, most of it on her lips. The reverse sides of her paintings chronicle Bertha’s life in New York. She glued and taped photocopies of old newspaper clippings that covered a tragic event in her life-her bridegroom not showing up and leaving her at the alter. Her reception went on nevertheless. Pictures on the back of her paintings include photographs and articles of her from various vocal recitals, including one at Carnegie Hall. Often a business card was glued among the collage of articles. Bertha died in 2004.

Bertha Halozan (20th c.) Statue of Liberty Painting

Bertha Halozan (20th c.) Large Statue of Liberty Painting, signed. Size 39.5'' x 27.5'', 100 x 70 cm (sight); 40.5'' x 28.5'', 103 x 72 cm (frame).

Bertha Halozan (20th c.) Statue of Liberty Painting

Bertha Halozan (20th c.) Large Statue of Liberty Painting, signed. Size 39.5'' x 27.5'', 100 x 70 cm (sight); 40.5'' x 28.5'', 103 x 72 cm (frame).

BERTHA A HALOZAN O/C NEW YORK CITY HARBOR SCENE WITH BUILDINGS IN BACKGROUND, STATUE OF LIBERTY, BOATS IN WATER, DATED 10, 1987, TITLED WE LOVE NEW YORK AND STATURE OF LIBERTY, MEASURES 24" X 34 1/2", AS PICTURED

BERTHA A HALOZAN O/C NEW YORK CITY HARBOR SCENE WITH BUILDINGS IN BACKGROUND, STATUE OF LIBERTY, BOATS IN WATER, DATED 10, 1987, TITLED WE LOVE NEW YORK AND STATURE OF LIBERTY, MEASURES 24" X 34 1/2", AS PICTURED

BERTHA A HALOZAN OUTSIDER ARTIST O/B NEW YORK CITY SCENE WITH TWIN TOWERS, DATED 10, 1989, TITLED WE LOVE STATUE AND NEW YORK, MEASURES 20" X 24", AS PICTURED

BERTHA A HALOZAN OUTSIDER ARTIST O/B NEW YORK CITY SCENE WITH TWIN TOWERS, DATED 10, 1989, TITLED WE LOVE STATUE AND NEW YORK, MEASURES 20" X 24", AS PICTURED

Bertha Halozan (20th c.) Statue of Liberty Painting

Bertha Halozan (20th c.) Statue of Liberty Painting, signed. Size: 13.5'' x 10.5'', 34 x 27 cm (sight); 14.75'' x 11.75'', 37 x 30 cm (frame).

STATUE OF LIBERTY BY BERTHA HALOZAN (NEW YORK, LATE 20TH CENTURY).

STATUE OF LIBERTY BY BERTHA HALOZAN (NEW YORK, LATE 20TH CENTURY). Acrylic on artist board, signed and dated 1993 lower left. Various American icons including baseball and the Goodyear blimp. Glitter accents. 24"h. 36"w., framed, 26.5"h. 38.5"w.

THE STATUE OF LIBERTY BY BERTHA HALOZAN (AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN, 1917-2004).

THE STATUE OF LIBERTY BY BERTHA HALOZAN (AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN, 1917-2004). Mixed media. Signed "Bertha A. Halozan" lower right. Full-size portrait of the Statue of Liberty with other American insignia and text reading "We love Statue of Liberty. There are still some good people living in this world. Peace be with you." Date reading "10-1889/7-1992." 20"h. 15"w., framed 21"h. 17"w.

Bertha Halozan. Statue of Liberty in NY Harbor.

Statue of Liberty.Paint, glitter on artist board. Signed and dated, 1991. Reverso has newspaper articles attached. 21" w x 17" h with frame. Excellent condition. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Bertha Halozan. Flowers Over Water.

Flowers Over Water.Paint on canvas board. Signed and dated, 1993. 11" w x 14" h with frame. Est. $300-500. Ship: $25

Bertha Halozan. Statue of Liberty.

Statue of Liberty.Paint and glitter on board. 26" w x 31" h with frame. Excellent condition. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $45

Bertha A. Halozan Austrian/American, 20th century THERE ARE STILL SOME GOOD PEOPLE LIVING IN THIS WORLD Signed and dat...