JILL KREMENTZ (AMERICAN, BORN 1940)

JILL KREMENTZ (AMERICAN, BORN 1940) Henry Miller in his Home, Pacific Palisades, California, 1974 • Gelatin silver print • Signed in ink 'JILL KREMENTZ' (lower right), dated March 20, 1974 (lower left) • Titled and annotated on the verso, along with a facsimile of a letter from Henry Miller • Framed • 7 3/8' x 10 7/8' image size • 15 3/8' x 18 3/4' frame size John Irving at his Desk in Dorset, Vermont, 1994 • Gelatin silver print • Signed in ink 'JILL KREMENTZ' (lower right), dated August 11, 1994 (lower left) • Titled and annotated on the verso • Framed • 10 1/4' x 15 1/4' image size • 18 3/8' x 23' frame size Edward Albee, 2001 • Gelatin silver print • Signed in ink 'JILL KREMENTZ' (lower right), dated May 26, 2001 (lower left) • Signed in ink 'Edward Albee' (lower center） • Artist's stamp on the verso • Framed • 4 1/2' x 6 7/8' image size • 12 1/4' x 14 1/2' frame size Robert Penn Warren in his Writing Cabin, West Wardsboro, Vermont, 1971 • Gelatin silver print • Signed in ink 'JILL KREMENTZ' (lower right), dated July 31, 1971 (lower left) • Titled and annotated on the verso, along with a facsimile of a letter from Robert Penn Warren • Framed • 15 1/4' x 10 3/8' image size • 23 1/4' x 18 1/4' frame size Georgia O'Keeffe in New York City, 1971 • Gelatin silver print • Signed in ink 'JILL KREMENTZ' (lower right), dated May 26, 1971 (lower left) • Titled and annotated with the artist's stamp on the verso • Framed • 13 7/8' x 9 1/2' image size • 22' x 17 1/2' frame size Edward Albee and Tennessee Williams, 1972 • Gelatin silver print • Signed in ink 'JILL KREMENTZ' (lower right), dated March 5, 1972 (lower left) • Titled and annotated with the artist's stamp on the verso • Framed • 12 5/8' x 18 3/4' image size • 21 1/2' x 28 ' frame size Footnotes: Provenance The estate of Chase Mishkin, New York. N.B. Chase Mishkin (1937-2022), a prolific theatrical producer and a flamboyant personality, was one of the most prominent female producers on Broadway. Though consistently involved in the arts as a philanthropist (she served on President Carter's Advisory Committee on the Arts), she began her professional career in Los Angeles after the death of her husband, a carpet manufacturer. She soon moved to New York where she won two Tony Awards and brought the beloved character Dame Edna Everage to Broadway, along with dozens of shows including The Beauty Queen of Leenane and the musical adaptation of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. OVERALL CONDITION: While not examined out of their frames, the prints appear to be in excellent condition. Edward Albee and Tennessee Williams: handling crease to the lower left corner of the composition. This condition report is provided for your convenience based on the opinion of our cataloguers. It is not a comprehensive condition report and if you require more detailed information, please contact us. Lots are sold on an 'as is' basis, with all faults and imperfections. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing