Found today 6 large cardboard art holders full of paintings & prints - it's too much!

Today at my friend's thrift store these 6 large cardboard art folders(?) full of paintings & prints came in off the truck & I looked through a couple of them (1 is full of Peruvian scenes by a Mendez) and started to pick out some (including the SECCA posters & the Jet(?) print/litho when my friend came into the back of the store where the unloading is done. I asked him how much for a stack I had made & he said "What about $125 for all of it; I can't sell these separate & they'd take up a lot of space?"
I looked at the art coming out of each large folder/file - and I said, "Yes of course!"
Now I don't know what to do with it all - it's a bit overwhelming! And 90% are paintings & pencil signed prints that I know are going to be hard to tell who the artists are - the only ones I could read so far are the ones printed on exhibition posters!
Any ideas? Maybe I can find an appraiser?
Finally, below are some posters that were in a plastic bag together - I like the Karl Wirsum, it's what first caught my eye.
I could use help with the artist's name on the jet like print - does anyone know who the artist is?
Thanks for any ideas on what to do (and help with the artist's name)!



Any idea who artist is of piece below? Also - the edition number looks like IE/150? I learned here how some european countries cross their 1's so they look like 7's - is this number help tell where it's from?
Thank you!

 

Here are the folders they came in so you can see how much I ended up with - I said it was a little overwhelming; I forgot to post these first! lol
Sorry!

 

The Wegman is likely to have the most value.

Debora

 

Thanks - there's still so many to go through!

 

If it's the same guy, he's the one that does those funny dog images. Listed artist, painting and photography.

https://williamwegman.com/

 

My favorite though has to be the airplane; my dad worked for United Technologies when I was a kid, designing engine parts for 747s. I've had a thing for big jets ever since.

 

Karl Wirsum is highly collected but I have no clue if an unsigned poster has value.

 

The aviation print is by the French artist Sacha Chimkevitch (1920-2006).

 

Thank you!

 

gotta be a great score for the lot

must be like christmas to you

 

Wow. I'm jealous!

 

Going through more in the first box (still!) I've been able to make out prints signed by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn, Sondra Mayer, Rita Schwartz & Ruth Leaf, but these are 2 I can't make out - cn anyone tell me who the artists of these 2 are?
Thank you!

 

The one with the castle says Artist's proof, just don't ask me what the original language is. The one with the palm trees (Havana?) is an artist's proof too. Can't read the name on either.

 

This seems to be the painting that the print was derived from. I think there are a few small differences though. But both have the little girl in the red dress with the bicycle.
https://www.1stdibs.com/art/paintin...-canvas-denis-paul-noyer-framed/id-a_9105892/

 

DENIS PAUL NOYER LITHOGRAPH A FAR PLACE SIGNED NUMBERED
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/denis-paul-noyer-lithograph-far-place-491748645

 

Thank you!
PS - His signature is worse than any doctor's!

 

I do covet that jet print.

 

Looked up 2 more - found 1 and got stuck on one. Can anyone read this artist's name? (It looks like Hruce Levine - maybe a funny B? And I think title is Himalaya Suite VI?)
It almost looks like a map?
Thank you!

 

Florence Sklarek Levine NY artist is a match with signature.

 

WOW! Thank you!
How did you know/find him?
Hats off to you!