L. Lasky Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1927 - d. 2011

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    • Lanny Lasky, Am., Reunion, assemblage
      Jun. 17, 2017

      Lanny Lasky, Am., Reunion, assemblage

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Lanny Lasky, American, 1927-2011, Reunion,assemblage, mixed media,verso gallery label, signed and dated {JDUN2104} (MM)

      Litchfield Auctions
    • Lanny Lasky, Am., Fabric Collage, signed
      Jun. 17, 2017

      Lanny Lasky, Am., Fabric Collage, signed

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Lanny Lasky, American, 1927-2011, Fabric Collage,1994, signed and dated lower right {JDUN2119} (MM) *This item will be available for preview in New York at Capsule Gallery, 618 East 9th Street, from Thursday June 8 - Wednesday June 14, by appointment. Please contact Nick Thorn to set up a viewing, 646-765-3599.

      Litchfield Auctions
    • Lanny Lasky, Am., Reunion, assemblage
      Apr. 22, 2017

      Lanny Lasky, Am., Reunion, assemblage

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Lanny Lasky, American, 1927-2011, Reunion,assemblage, mixed media,verso gallery label, signed and dated (JDUN2104){MM} Property Title / Biography: Litchfield County Auctions is pleased to offer highlights from the modern art collection of the famed interior designer and artist Jack Dunbar. As a student at the Cleveland School of art, Dunbar had a sense that his career would be entwined in the arts, specifically design and architecture.  Reflective of his gifted talents, he was awarded a 1946 Taliesin Fellowship study with the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Wisconsin. Dunbar was heavily influenced by the work of Hungarian modernist artist László Moholy-Nagy, founder of Chicago’s Institute of Art and Design, as well as his own personal travels throughout Europe visiting many architectural landmarks.  Upon his return, he landed his first job in New York as assistant to the architectural photographer Ezra Stoller. He later worked at Harper’s Bazaar with Alexy Bradovich, Carmel Snow, and Diana Vreeland. Dunbar also designed book jackets and posters for the Museum of Modern Art which led to showroom design for Herman Miller. In 1956, he joined Skidmore Owings and Merrill for which he designed many corporate headquarters worldwide. Dunbar was also responsible for assembling major modern art collections. In 1977, Dunbar launched his own design firm with partner Lydia dePolo.  In 1987 he was inducted into the prestigious Interior Designers of America Hall of Fame, today he focuses on his own artwork in his Connecticut studio. Measurements:17 x 10 1/2 x 3 Condition:Good

      Litchfield Auctions
    • Lanny Lasky, Am., Fabric Collage, signed
      Apr. 22, 2017

      Lanny Lasky, Am., Fabric Collage, signed

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Lanny Lasky, American, 1927-2011, Fabric Collage,1994, signed and dated lower right (JDUN2119){MM} Property Title / Biography: Litchfield County Auctions is pleased to offer highlights from the modern art collection of the famed interior designer and artist Jack Dunbar. As a student at the Cleveland School of art, Dunbar had a sense that his career would be entwined in the arts, specifically design and architecture.  Reflective of his gifted talents, he was awarded a 1946 Taliesin Fellowship study with the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Wisconsin. Dunbar was heavily influenced by the work of Hungarian modernist artist László Moholy-Nagy, founder of Chicago’s Institute of Art and Design, as well as his own personal travels throughout Europe visiting many architectural landmarks.  Upon his return, he landed his first job in New York as assistant to the architectural photographer Ezra Stoller. He later worked at Harper’s Bazaar with Alexy Bradovich, Carmel Snow, and Diana Vreeland. Dunbar also designed book jackets and posters for the Museum of Modern Art which led to showroom design for Herman Miller. In 1956, he joined Skidmore Owings and Merrill for which he designed many corporate headquarters worldwide. Dunbar was also responsible for assembling major modern art collections. In 1977, Dunbar launched his own design firm with partner Lydia dePolo.  In 1987 he was inducted into the prestigious Interior Designers of America Hall of Fame, today he focuses on his own artwork in his Connecticut studio. Measurements:4x6,framed 11 1/2 x 13 1/2 Condition:In good condition, some flaking particles caught along mat

      Litchfield Auctions
    • Lanny Lasky, Am., Fabric Collage, signed
      Mar. 22, 2017

      Lanny Lasky, Am., Fabric Collage, signed

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Lanny Lasky, American, 1927-2011, Fabric Collage,1994, signed and dated lower right (JDUN2119){MM} Property Title / Biography: Litchfield County Auctions is pleased to offer highlights from the modern art collection of the famed interior designer and artist Jack Dunbar. As a student at the Cleveland School of art, Dunbar had a sense that his career would be entwined in the arts, specifically design and architecture.  Reflective of his gifted talents, he was awarded a 1946 Taliesin Fellowship study with the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Wisconsin. Dunbar was heavily influenced by the work of Hungarian modernist artist László Moholy-Nagy, founder of Chicago’s Institute of Art and Design, as well as his own personal travels throughout Europe visiting many architectural landmarks.  Upon his return, he landed his first job in New York as assistant to the architectural photographer Ezra Stoller. He later worked at Harper’s Bazaar with Alexy Bradovich, Carmel Snow, and Diana Vreeland. Dunbar also designed book jackets and posters for the Museum of Modern Art which led to showroom design for Herman Miller. In 1956, he joined Skidmore Owings and Merrill for which he designed many corporate headquarters worldwide. Dunbar was also responsible for assembling major modern art collections. In 1977, Dunbar launched his own design firm with partner Lydia dePolo.  In 1987 he was inducted into the prestigious Interior Designers of America Hall of Fame, today he focuses on his own artwork in his Connecticut studio. Measurements: 4x6,framed 11 1/2 x 13 1/2 Condition: In good condition, some flaking particles caught along mat

      Litchfield Auctions
    • Lanny Lasky, Am., Reunion, assemblage
      Mar. 22, 2017

      Lanny Lasky, Am., Reunion, assemblage

      Est: $1,000 - $1,500

      Lanny Lasky, American, 1927-2011, Reunion,assemblage, mixed media,verso gallery label, signed and dated (JDUN2104){MM} Property Title / Biography: Litchfield County Auctions is pleased to offer highlights from the modern art collection of the famed interior designer and artist Jack Dunbar. As a student at the Cleveland School of art, Dunbar had a sense that his career would be entwined in the arts, specifically design and architecture.  Reflective of his gifted talents, he was awarded a 1946 Taliesin Fellowship study with the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Wisconsin. Dunbar was heavily influenced by the work of Hungarian modernist artist László Moholy-Nagy, founder of Chicago’s Institute of Art and Design, as well as his own personal travels throughout Europe visiting many architectural landmarks.  Upon his return, he landed his first job in New York as assistant to the architectural photographer Ezra Stoller. He later worked at Harper’s Bazaar with Alexy Bradovich, Carmel Snow, and Diana Vreeland. Dunbar also designed book jackets and posters for the Museum of Modern Art which led to showroom design for Herman Miller. In 1956, he joined Skidmore Owings and Merrill for which he designed many corporate headquarters worldwide. Dunbar was also responsible for assembling major modern art collections. In 1977, Dunbar launched his own design firm with partner Lydia dePolo.  In 1987 he was inducted into the prestigious Interior Designers of America Hall of Fame, today he focuses on his own artwork in his Connecticut studio. Measurements: 17 x 10 1/2 x 3 Condition: Good

      Litchfield Auctions
    • Sur la Route de Village
      Nov. 23, 2011

      Sur la Route de Village

      Est: CHF800 - CHF1,200

      L. LASKY Sur la Route de Village L. LASKY Österreichischer Künstler, 1850-1924 Unten rechts signiert "L. Lasky". Öl auf Holz, 15,8 X 31,5 cm

      Galerie Fischer Auktionen AG
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