Nine items including Hank Laventhol (American, 1927-2001) “Le Voyeur” etching, 1970, A.P., signed lower right, depicting female nudes emerging from the eye of a bearded man; an etching, 1979, signed “Kotalik” lower right, 2/7, depicting an abstracted crucifixion; and an etching, 1975, signed illegibly lower right, depicting the figure of a jester; each matted in a wood frame under glass; two lithographs after Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Dated 1909 in the plate, unsigned, one depicting three female dancers and the other depicting females and males; each framed under glass; two prints after George Cruikshank (English, 1792-1878), 1835, unsigned, depicting comic interior scenes of English aristocracy, each mounted floating in a gold tone wood frame under glass; and two John Lowell Treadway (American, 20th Century) watercolors on paper, 1970, each signed lower right, each depicting an abstract composition in pen and bright colors, each matted and housed in a metal frame under glass; provenance: Chicago, Illinois estate