Age:
Approx: 40 Years Old

Details:
Modern Design
Brass Frame

Condition:
Excellent Original Finish & Condition

Size:
12w x 1d x 16h

Age:
Approx: 40 Years Old

Details:
Modern Design
Chinese Design
Un-Marked As To Manufacture
Professionally Framed & Matted

Condition:
Excellent Original Finish & Condition

Size:
16.5w x 1d x 24.5h

Figures Allonges, 1971

A Henry Moore (1898-1986) Original Lithograph. The name translates to
Elongated Figures or Reclining Figures but is best described as Reclining Nudes.

Given as a wedding gift, the abstract figures evoke languid sexuality even as you have trouble discerning the actual body parts or whether the figure includes one or two individuals.

The lithograph’s beautiful rich golden yellow and soft blue greens soften and highlight the black line drawings. The image measures 11.5 x 8.75 inches.

Henry Moore was a British artist, renowned for his sculptures and drawings. While famous for his powerful drawings of people sheltering in the London Underground during the Blitz, he also is well known for his abstracts both in sculpture and drawing of the reclining human body.

The original gift giver attached a clipping detailing the artist’s career to the back of the lithograph, a copy of which can be seen in the photos and provides more information about the artist. There is also a label from Ferdinand Roten Galleries in Baltimore, Maryland which provides the name of the artist, and the words “For “XXe Siecle: Original Color Lithograph.

The frame is being retained so as to protect the lithograph, but shows significant wear and should likely be replaced with a frame more in keeping with the quality of the art.

Original serigraph / silkscreen scroll on canvas wall art by California / Norwegian artist Lars Hawkes. Signed lower left.
Bold graphic art design and colors.
1970’s.

Animal Kingdom Insecta antique print featuring butterflies and measuring 5 ¼” x 8 ½”. There is age appropriate wear, including paper toning in accordance with the print’s age.

This antique print is taken from the pages of “The Animal Kingdom” by Baron Georges Cuvier. Cuvier brought his acclaimed insights on the structure of the animal kingdom to the world through his prominent comparisons between natural history and comparative anatomy. Published in London by Whittaker & Co.

The Red Band, 2017

32-color silkscreen

23 x 42 1/2 inches (cm 58.42 x 107.95)

Edition of.: 50 Arabic and 20 Roman numerals Artist Proofs: 6

Paper: Velin d’Arches 300gsm

Hand signed and numbered by the artist on the front.

Authenticated and published edition

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Each graphic work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and provenance (signature and embossed stamp with , photographic reference and numbering) issued in accordance with the law as the authorized publisher

The graphic works are kept in the protective folder without frame, untouched and in perfect condition – any exceptions are always reported
The sample of graphics delivered could have a different numbering based on the availability of the edition.

This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution

Silkscreen in thirty-six colors
16 7/8 x 77 1/4 inches
Edition: 50
Roman Numeral Edition: 20
Artists Proofs: 6
Corona-Magnani, 400gsm
Hand signed and numbered by the artist on the front.

Authenticated and published edition

Each graphic work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and provenance (signature and embossed stamp with , photographic reference and numbering) issued in accordance with the law as the authorized publisher

The graphic works are kept in the protective folder without frame, untouched and in perfect condition – any exceptions are always reported in the .

The sample of graphics delivered could have a different numbering based on the availability of the edition.

This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution

11×14 art gallery mat showcases 4×6 floral Giclée watercolor. Ready to frame.

Each original is unique! They vary in color tone, vibrancy, subtly and iridescence. Signed and blind embossed for authenticity. Archival, acid and lignin-free.

All image and reproduction rights JJ Hogan, art+design.

A Sunday in Monterey
Frasconi, Antonio
Published by Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., New York, 1964 Printed in Japan by Zokeisha Publications Ltd. Original condition. Accordion-style hardcover bound in blue boards,
Size is 2 1/4 x 5 1/2″, this continuous woodcut (black, blue, yellow, red, green) unfolds to a length of 10 ft. OR Dim: 14 x 5,5 x 2 cm.

A wonderful panorama of 60 woodblock panels inspired by the waterfront of Monterey, California. A hard to find Very Good First Edition with the Author’s initials in round pink stamp inside front cover..

There are light spots where slip case has openings to withdraw the book. Original brown slipcase with printed label, partial crack at bottom panel of slipcase.

Antonio Frasconi (1919-2013), born and raised in Uruguay, in 1945 awarded a scholarship to the Art Students League in New York, taught at the New School for Social Research. “An internationally known woodcut artist, Frasconi has published hundreds of prints and illustrated many books.The artist conducted classes at Pratt Institute, the Brooklyn Museum School, and the Atlanta Art Institute, and was on the faculty of the State University of New York at Purchase. Fransconi’s prints are in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art.” – National Gallery of Art online