Maya Lin Sold at Auction Prices

MAYA LIN (NY, 1959-) FOR KNOLL STUDIO TABLE

MAYA LIN (NY, 1959- ) FOR KNOLL STUDIO TABLE Contemporary Design Birch Dining Table, designed by sculptor Maya Lin for Knoll Studio, having a round top supported by a weighted cylindrical pedestal base, maker's plaque affixed to underside, 28" high, 54" diam.

(4) MAYA LIN (B.1959) FOR KNOLL PLASTIC 'STONE' STOOLS OR SIDE TABLES

(lot of 4) Contemporary cast polyethylene "Stone" stools/ side tables, designed by Maya Lin (American, b.1959) for Knoll Studio, in chartreuse, of tapered ovular form, with impressed maker's mark underfoot, approx 12"h, 15.5"w, 11.75"d **Provenance: the contents of the prominent San Antonio Holt Family's Terrell Hills home** **Note: two similar Knoll coffee tables offered in this auction**

MAYA LIN (B.1959) FOR KNOLL PLASTIC 'STONE' CHARTRUESE COFFEE TABLE

Contemporary cast polyethylene "Stone" coffee table, designed by Maya Lin (American, b.1959) for Knoll Studio, in chartreuse, of tapered ovular form, with impressed maker's mark underfoot, approx 14.75"h, 31.75"w, 22.5"d **Provenance: the contents of the prominent San Antonio Holt Family's Terrell Hills home** **Note: lot of four matching Knoll side tables and similar coffee table offered in this auction**

MAYA LIN (B.1959) FOR KNOLL PLASTIC 'STONE' GREY COFFEE TABLE

Contemporary cast polyethylene "Stone" coffee table, designed by Maya Lin (American, b.1959) for Knoll Studio, in silver, of tapered ovular form, with impressed maker's mark underfoot, approx 14.75"h, 31.75"w, 22.5"d **Provenance: the contents of the prominent San Antonio Holt Family's Terrell Hills home** **Note: lot of four similar Knoll side tables and coffee table offered in this auction**

Maya Lin, Ghost Forest Seedling

Maya Lin (b. 1959) Ghost Forest Seedling inkjet on Hahnemühle bamboo paper, edition 88 of 500 graphite signed lower right editioned verso: 088 includes generative NFT that shows the seedling's evolution in real-time + video timelapse tracing the seedling's complete growth progression.

MAYA LIN STONES STOOL SIDE TABLE

27w x 19d x 14h (inches) Maya Lin's collection of stones, introduced in 1998 in celebration of Knoll's 60th anniversary, reflects the famed architect's signature subtlety. "At the heart of this furniture collection for Knoll is my love for the land," says Lin. "It goes back to a childhood fascination we all have, that moment when you discover that the earth is round, and you walk around trying to see that curve." Stones are available in two sizes in a range of colors. Used as either stools or side tables, the stones are a colorful addition to the office, playroom or patio.

MAYA LIN STONES STOOL SIDE TABLE

27w x 19d x 14h (inches) Maya Lin's collection of stones, introduced in 1998 in celebration of Knoll's 60th anniversary, reflects the famed architect's signature subtlety. "At the heart of this furniture collection for Knoll is my love for the land," says Lin. "It goes back to a childhood fascination we all have, that moment when you discover that the earth is round, and you walk around trying to see that curve." Stones are available in two sizes in a range of colors. Used as either stools or side tables, the stones are a colorful addition to the office, playroom or patio.

MAYA LIN STONES STOOL COFFEE TABLE

41.5w x 29d x 10h (inches) Maya Lin's collection of stones, introduced in 1998 in celebration of Knoll's 60th anniversary, reflects the famed architect's signature subtlety. "At the heart of this furniture collection for Knoll is my love for the land," says Lin. "It goes back to a childhood fascination we all have, that moment when you discover that the earth is round, and you walk around trying to see that curve." Stones are available in two sizes in a range of colors. Used as either stools or side tables, the stones are a colorful addition to the office, playroom or patio.

MAYA LIN STONES STOOL COFFEE TABLE

41.5w x 29d x 10h (inches) Maya Lin's collection of stones, introduced in 1998 in celebration of Knoll's 60th anniversary, reflects the famed architect's signature subtlety. "At the heart of this furniture collection for Knoll is my love for the land," says Lin. "It goes back to a childhood fascination we all have, that moment when you discover that the earth is round, and you walk around trying to see that curve." Stones are available in two sizes in a range of colors. Used as either stools or side tables, the stones are a colorful addition to the office, playroom or patio.

JENS RISOM FOR KNOLL ROYAL BLUE ARMLESS LOUNGE CHAIRS (2)

30.25 x 20 x 27.5 inches. A pair of two iconic Royal Blue Armless Lounge Chairs by Jens Risom, originally designed in 1942. These chairs feature a streamlined oiled teak frame and are crafted with durable, water-repellent, and fade-resistant Sunbrella webbing, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The teak frame will naturally weather to a silver patina over time. Each chair is stamped with the KnollStudio logo and the designer’s signature, ensuring authenticity.

JENS RISOM FOR KNOLL ROYAL BLUE ARMLESS LOUNGE CHAIRS (2)

30.25 x 20 x 27.5 inches. A pair of two iconic Royal Blue Armless Lounge Chairs by Jens Risom, originally designed in 1942. These chairs feature a streamlined oiled teak frame and are crafted with durable, water-repellent, and fade-resistant Sunbrella webbing, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The teak frame will naturally weather to a silver patina over time. Each chair is stamped with the KnollStudio logo and the designer’s signature, ensuring authenticity.

NEAR PAIR MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL STUDIO ARMCHAIRS

Near Pair Maya Lin for Knoll Studio Armchairs, 1998. Metal and wood with upholstered seats and backs. One chair light green, the other light brown. Knoll Studio plaques on underside. Chairs measure 34x24x20'' each. Excellent condition.

Maya Lin - Large Stone Stool

A vintage 'Large Stone' stool/coffee table by Maya Lin for Knoll in molded polyethylene. All measurements are in inches. Height x Width x Depth

MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL 1998 ELLIPTICAL STONE STOOL. SIDE TABLE. MARKED.

MAYA LIN for KNOLL 1998 Elliptical Stone Stool. Side Table. Marked. Dimensions: Height: 15 inches, Width: 26.5 inches, Depth: 16 inches. --- - - We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan, Close Brooklyn, Hoboken about a week after the auction at reasonable rates. Next Trip June 18. See details at our website. https://www.uniquesandantiques.com/nyc/

MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL STUDIO ROUND BIRCH DINING TABLE

Maya Lin (American b. 1959) for Knoll Studio (American) birch dining table, circa 2000, having a round top and supported by a circular pillar, maker's plaque to underside. Approximate Dimensions: h. 27.375", diam. 47.75".

Maya Lin for Knoll 'Longitude' Chaise Lounge

A Maya Lin (American, 1959-present) 'Longitude" chaise lounge for Knoll International from Earth is (not) Flat series - 1998. A Modern chaise lounge with maple veneer wood rectangular frame below molded gently undulating maple laminate contoured top that is raised on six squat stainless steel supports with cushion and bolster pillow. Top cushion is upholstered in light sage green fabric and cylindrical bolster pillow in mink geometric cut velvet. SHIPPING Atlanta Auction Gallery will not ship this lot in house. The buyer is responsible for arranging White Glove delivery, independent courier, or Freight shipment. Auction house will supply preferred shipper list.

Maya Lin, Longitude chaise lounge from the Earth is (not) Flat series

Maya Lin Longitude chaise lounge from the Earth is (not) Flat series Knoll International USA, 1998 birch, leather, brushed steel 17.5 h x 74 w x 30 d in (44 x 188 x 76 cm) This work is from the Earth is (not) Flat series, Maya Lin's first venture in production furniture design. Literature: Knoll: A Modernist Universe, Lutz, pg. 253 This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

Maya Lin for Knoll Studios Stone Coffee Table

A 1998 Maya Lin for Knoll Studios "The Earth in not Flat" series stone coffee table constructed of fibergrass reinforced concrete in red clay color with oval convex shape.

Maya Lin for Knoll 'Longitude' Chaise Lounge

A Maya Lin (American, 1959-present) 'Longitude" chaise lounge for Knoll International from Earth is (not) Flat series - 1998. A Modern chaise lounge with maple veneer wood rectangular frame below molded gently undulating maple laminate contoured top that is raised on six squat stainless steel supports with cushion and bolster pillow. Top cushion is upholstered in light sage green fabric and cylindrical bolster pillow in mink geometric cut velvet. SHIPPING Atlanta Auction Gallery will not ship this lot in house. The buyer is responsible for arranging White Glove delivery, independent courier, or Freight shipment. Auction house will supply preferred shipper list.

MAYA LIN (B. 1959) Blue Wave crystal

MAYA LIN (B. 1959) Blue Wave crystal

MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL GARDEN TABLE

MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL GARDEN TABLE Circa 1998, marked to underside. Reinforced concrete in terra cotta coloration. 11" height, 42" length

MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL GARDEN SETTING

MAYA LIN FOR KNOLL GARDEN SETTING Circa 1998, marked to undersides. Two chairs and a coffee table, molded resin in soft gray, ovular forms. Two of these particular pieces appeared on pages 70-71 of the 2003 March/April issue of Decorating magazine, Better Homes and Gardens publication. Artist Bio: Maya Ying Lin was born on October 5, 1959 in Athens, Ohio. Her parents immigrated to the United States in the late 1940s, and found jobs at Ohio University. Maya’s father was a ceramist and dean of the university’s College of Fine Arts. Her mother was a professor of literature. While at Athens High School, Maya took classes at Ohio University and learned how to cast bronze. After high school, she attended Yale University and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1981 and a Master of Architecture in 1986. Maya first received national recognition when she won the design competition for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. She was only 21 at the time, and she received much criticism at first. But this memorial has been ranked in the top 10 of America’s favorite Architecture. It has also become an important pilgrimage site for the families of fallen soldiers. Maya spent much of her time at Yale devoted to environmental activism, with much of her later work focused on the relationship people have with their environment. This can be seen in her many earthworks, sculptures, and installations. Maya’s installations and designs can be found all across the United States and internationally. She created Wave Field for the University of Michigan and designed a new plaza for the University of California, Irvine. She has an outdoor sculpture at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and designed a building for the Museum of Chinese in America. She also has several works displayed along the Vegas Strip. Maya has received honorary doctorate degrees from Yale, Harvard and Smith College. She has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Woman’s Hall of Fame. She has also received the National Medal of Arts and the Presidential Medal of Freedom, both from President Barack Obama. Seats: 15" heights, 27" lengths; table: 10.5" height, 41.5" length

Maya Lin for Knoll Studios "Concrete" stool

Maya Lin for Knoll Studios Dated and signed 1998 "Concrete" stool in blue 27 x 19 x 15"

Oben Abright (American, b. 1980) Sam V, 2007 Glass, oil paint 18-3/4 x 11-1/2 x

Oben Abright (American, b. 1980) Sam V, 2007 Glass, oil paint 18-3/4 x 11-1/2 x 7 inches (47.6 x 29.2 x 17.8 cm) PROVENANCE: Habatat Galleries, Chicago, November 16, 2007. HID01801242017

Maya Lin, Untitled

Maya Lin Untitled c. 2000 aluminum with bronze patina 4.75 h × 8 w × 0.25 d in (12 × 20 × 1 cm) Signed to verso 'Maya Lin'. This work is unique. condition: Two shallow impressions to lower left edge of work, showing few faint surface mars from contact with stand. Good condition.

MAYA LIN (b. 1959): UNTITLED

MAYA LIN (b. 1959): UNTITLED Poured metal, signed ''Maya Lin'' on the bottom. 5 x 8 in.

MAYA LIN | Untitled

beeswax and lead on wood

MAYA LIN

MAYA LIN (b. 1959) American designer and artist who is known for her work in sculpture and landscape art, designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Scarce A.L.S. on graph paper, 1p. 4to., [n.p., n.d.], in part: "….I'm glad you like the [Vietnam Veterans] memorial design and hope you see it; it is rather strange to give out an autograph. I'm not used to it…". Very good.

MAYA LIN (b. 1959): ECLIPTIC (1999)

MAYA LIN (b. 1959): ECLIPTIC (1999) Satin burnished bronze, 1999, initialed 'MSL', dated and numbered 7/30. Note: Chinese-American artist and architect Maya Lin is perhaps best known as the designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Lin won the commission through a public design competition at the age of only 21, but her plans and her ethnicity were controversial, forcing her to defend her design in front of Congress which lead to a conceptual compromise. Lin added a bronze statue of soldiers with an American flag to the otherwise non-traditional design of the memorial. Lin's studio art draws from the same inspirations as her architectural designs. Through her organic shapes, Lin explores ideas of technology, beauty and the transcendental, giving us new ways of seeing and experiencing our landscape.

Maya Lin (b. 1959)

Maya Lin (b. 1959) >Asteroid 325 <br>three elements--tempered glass and silicone >largest element: 19 x 19 x 19 in. (48.2 x 48.2 x 48.2 cm.) <br>Executed in 1999.

Maya Lin (b. 1959) Untitled bee wax and glass on a steel base 24 x 30.5 x 15.5 cm. (including the base) Executed in 1994, this work is unique

Maya Lin (born 1959)

Ecliptic, 1999 incised 'MSL 1999 29/30' (on the underside) bronze with silver patina 13 3/8 x 12 5/8 x 4 3/4in. (33.9 x 32.1 x 12.1cm) This work is number twenty-nine from an edition of thirty published by Gagosian Gallery for the New Museum, New York.

MAYA LIN

MAYA LIN B.1959 PHASES OF THE MOON each signed, titled, dated 1998 on the reverse cast beeswax, in 3 parts each: 16 1/2 by 16 1/2 by 4 3/4 in. 41.9 by 41.9 by 12.1 cm.

MAYA LIN

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Ecliptic, 1999

Ecliptic, 1999 Pewter.  13 1/2 x 12 3/4 x 4 3/4 in. (34.3 x 32.4 x 12.1 cm).  Incised by hand with initials "M,SL" and engraved with date "1999" and numbered of 30 on the reverse.  This work is from an edition of 30 plus three artist's proofs and three publisher's proofs. 

Maya Lin (b. 1959) "Slipshod," 1990, steel, lead and wax sculpture. 9" x 17 1/2" x 4 1/2" Provenance: Private Collection, New York, accompanied by a note to the collector from the artist.

Maya Lin (b. 1959) "Slipshod," 1990, steel, lead and wax sculpture. 9" x 17 1/2" x 4 1/2" Provenance: Private Collection, New York, accompanied by a note to the collector from the artist.

MAYA LIN

aluminum and broken green glass assemblage Executed in 1988.

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