Prampolini abstract, Scott lithograph and Warhol Marilyns at Lismore sale 

Among the other artists in the auction are Matisse, Sean Keating, Charles Tyrrell, Joan Miro, Norman McCaig, Maurice MacGonigal, Patricia Jorgensen and Henry Moore

'Dead Fish' by William Scott.

An abstract by Italian futurist Enrico Prampolini, a lithograph by William Scott, three classic Andy Warhol Marilyns and a collection of mobile works on paper by Alexander Calder feature at the online modern and contemporary art sale by Lismore-based Lot 100, which runs from January 29 to February 10.

Prampolini's Compoizione Speziale B was exhibited at Italy's National Gallery of Modern Art in 1961. The tempura-on-paper dates to 1950-51 and is estimated at €6,000-€8,000. 

Italian Futurists do not feature regularly at auction in Ireland, and this work highlights how Lot 100, now in its second year of operation, is bringing a different set of offerings. Warhol's Marilyns, from the Sunday B. Morning screenprint series are each estimated at €800-€1,000. 

Enrico Prampolini's 'Compoizione Speziale B,1950-1951' at Lot 100.

There are mobile lithographs by Alexander Calder (€250-€600), who will be the subject of a solo show at Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris from April 15 to August 16. A screenprint triptych of skateboards by Basquiat is estimated at €600-€800, and William Scott's Dead Fish, a lithograph from 1970, is estimated at €800-€1,000.

Among the artists in the auction are Matisse, Sean Keating, Charles Tyrrell, Joan Miro, Norman McCaig, Maurice MacGonigal, Patricia Jorgensen and Henry Moore.