Own a piece of UConn history! This is an original painting by none-other-than UConn's very own Jonathan XV.
Framed in a beautiful frame and ready to hang on the wall. Signed by the artist with a paw print.

Jonathan XV has agreed to meet the winning bidder on the UConn Storrs Campus. Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Winning bidder must pick up the item from the museum or arrange for shipment.

Dings & Shadows (2026) photogram by world, renowned artist, Ellen Carey, whose work is on view this fall at the museum. She challenges our expectations of what a photograph is by exploring photographic processes. Photograms are unique one of a kind works, created without a camera in the dark room.

Carey has had exhibitions in museums and galleries across the world and her work is in the collection of many major museums.

This work is 20 x 24 unframed, framed in a custom white frame and measures 34 x 30.

Winning bidder must pick up the item from the museum or arrange for shipment.

Own a piece of UConn history! This is an original painting by none-other-than UConn's very own Jonathan XV.
Framed in a beautiful frame and ready to hang on the wall. Signed by the artist with a paw print.

Jonathan XV has agreed to meet the winning bidder on the UConn Storrs Campus. Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Winning bidder must pick up the item from the museum or arrange for shipment.

Artist: Janet L. Pritchard
Trinity Woman Eight from the series, Abiiding River: Conn. River Views & Stories.
Archival pigment print.
Framed 26" x 19.1/2"

Janet L. Pritchard, is a Landscape Photographer and Professor of Photography, at UConn. Her work depicts the complex landscapes she finds at the intersection of nature and culture. She has exhibited at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, RISD Museum, Fruitlands Museum, New Bedford Art Museum, International Center for Photography, Martha Schneider Gallery, Photographic Resource Center, Boston, Fraction Magazine, FlakPhoto, Lenscratch, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation traveling exhibition America's Uncommon Places.

Winning bidder must pick up the item from the museum or arrange for shipment.

Erte Ondee Seriograph circa 1980s, signed, #176 of 300.

Perfect condition. Framed size:

Erte (French, 1892-1990) is a designer and sculptor born in St. Petersburg, Russia, on November 23, 1892. Erte is a pseudonym for Romain de Tirtoff. He moved to France in 1912 to pursue a career in design and is considered the father of Art Deco.

Winning bidder must pick up the work at The Benton Museum, or arrange for shipment.

Framed Limited edition (of 20) fine art print by Jac Lahav.

Title: Rainbow Dog from the 2025 series with Samsung Frame TV and Nava Contemporary.

Each print is 20" x 12"
Archival Giclee Print
Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper
With Torn/Deckled Edge

In 2025 Lahav teamed up with the Samsung Frame TV and NAVA Contemporary to present Lahav's whimsical drawing.

Winning bidder must pick up the work at The Benton Museum, or arrange for shipment.

Hand Carved Wooden Bowl by artist, Kerry Smith

17 3/4" x 9 1/2" x 3 3/4"; Carved Eastern White Pine
Food Safe/ sealed with oil & beeswax.

Winning bidder must pick up the work at The Benton Museum, or arrange for shipment.

Hand Carved Wooden Bowl by artist, Kerry Smith

11 3/4"x 6 1/2"x 2 5/8" Carved Eastern White Pine

Food safe/ sealed with wax

Winning bidder must pick up the work at The Benton Museum, or arrange for shipment.

Wood engraving by Clare Leighton entitled "Blueberry Pickers". Created in 1954. Numbered 43 of 75. Signed.
Framed in a gold Leaf frame.

Work measures roughly 6.75" x 4.34" unframed.

Clare Leighton is a British Anglo-American artist who worked between 1898 - 1989.

Winning bidder must pick up the work at The Benton Museum, or arrange for shipment.

4 animal design Molas (circa 1980s).

Molas are vibrant, hand-made textile art panels created by the indigenous Guna people of Panama (formerly known as the Kuna). They form the front and back of traditional women's blouses (dulemor) and feature complex designs using a meticulous reverse-appliqué technique.

One of the Molas comes professionally framed.

2 geometric design Molas and 3 circular wall hangings with birds (circa 1980s).

Molas are vibrant, hand-made textile art panels created by the indigenous Guna people of Panama (formerly known as the Kuna). They form the front and back of traditional women's blouses (dulemor) and feature complex designs using a meticulous reverse-appliqué technique.

One of the Molas comes professionally framed.

Artist: Stanislaw Wejman (Polish)
Some Perhaps Important Message & Happy New Year for Kathryn (1990)
Signed Lithograph
Original, One of a Kind
Framed Size: 8 1/4" x 29 3/4

Stanislaw Wejman lives and works in Krakow, Poland and was part of an exchange with UConn School of Fine Arts in the 1980's. He specializes in printmaking and his work is found in the collections of MOMA, The Benton Museum, and various museums in Poland.

Winning bidder must pick up the item from the museum or arrange for shipment.

Artist: Stanislaw Wejman (Polish)
Historia e Towerville ! jej Kolorougi vehari (1981)
Signed Lithograph numbered 8/50
Framed Size: 25" x 21"

Stanislaw Wejman lives and works in Krakow, Poland and was part of an exchange with UConn School of Fine Arts in the 1980's. He specializes in printmaking and his work is found in the collections of MOMA, The Benton Museum, and various museums in Poland.

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Artist: Anna Sobol-Wejman (Polish)
Dziennik z zycia wewnego II (2004)
Signed Lithograph
Framed Size: 25 1/2" x 29"

Anna Sobol-Wejman is a Polish printmaker. She has exhibited her work both at home and abroad, and has won a number of prizes during her career. In her work she favors a variety of techniques, including etching, aquatint, and lithography. She has work in the collections of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the Museum of Modern Art, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

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Artist: Robert Kirschbaum
The 42 Letter Name #35 and #40
Letter Press Print
Framed Size: 16" x 13" (2 prints)

Robert J. Kirschbaum is a professor a Trinity College in Connecticut. His work can be found in the collections of the Library of Congress, Yale University Art Gallery, and the Albright Knox Gallery. These two works are number 35 and 40 from the 42 letter game. This refers to the 42 letters of the secret name of God found in the Zohar of the Kabbalah.

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Artist: Annu Palakunnathu Matthew
Memories of India (part of a series with this title)
Digital Print taken with a Holga Camera
Framed Size: 15" x 11 1/2"

Anna Palakunnathu Matthew (British, Indian, American) is a multimedia artist, photographer, and professor at the University of Rhode Island. She uses her lived experience between cultures to shape her artistic lens.

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Artist: Brad Guarino
Sylvan Fantasy III (Men in the Woods III)
Acrylic on Wood
Size: 15" x 12"
Unframed

Brad Guarino is a contemporary American artist based in New London, Connecticut.

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