April 17, 2024
Gerald "Creative" DePrie (American, 1935-1999) Lot 381
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LOT 381 Seller's Estimate: USD 1,000 - 2,000 Gerald "Creative" DePrie (American, 1935-1999) Hickory Dickory Dock, mixed media drawing on paper, in an artist's frame. Size: 35.5" x 23.25", 90 x 59 cm (sight); 41.5" x 33" x 7.75", 105 x 84 x 20 cm (frame). Proceeds from the sale of this item to benefit the Sterling Strauser Gallery at East Stroudsburg University. Payment: The buyer is responsible for paying the seller directly after winning the item. Details on accepted payment methods and where to send payment are provided in an invoice from the seller. Shipping: The buyer is responsible for paying all shipping costs and arranging for shipping and delivery with the seller. Additional shipping details from the seller: Buyer Pays Shipping Cost. YOU must make arrangements with one of the packers/shippers below or one of your own choosing. YOU will deal directly with shippers in regards to the cost and payment of the packing and shipping of your item(s). YOU must make arrangements for the shipper to take possession of your items(s). Shippers: Duane Freed at The Packaging Store email or telephone ; Sean or Shane at the US Mailroom: 45 East City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA , email ; Philadelphia Mailroom: TEL: , FAX: , or EMAIL: For more information see terms and conditions Knowing when to bid: An event can last a few hours. To help figure
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