Bernard Leach 'Black Pot' Lithograph 63/100

A very nice example of Michael Rothenstein’s vibrant art, this woodcut print entitled “The Parakeet” is signed and numbered 1 of 35 and has an excellent provenance taped to the back,...

Strikingly large woodcut of a nude person standing in a canoe boat, circa 1985. First of 25 made. (1/25) The monochromatic palette highlights all of the detail put into the initially...

A lovely Edwardian silver trefoil shaped pot pourri or trinket box, chased with flowers, foliage and scrolls. Lid lifts to reveal a gilt interior and has open scrolling and trellis w...

This exquisite early 20th Century Black Forest walnut jewellery box is a true testament to the craftsmanship of its time. Its exterior features intricate carvings of a graceful Chamo...

A colourful mid 20th century British General Service Wall Picture, this is Number 3 from a series published in the 1950s by The Longman Group Ltd. It depicts Country Life, showing a ...

G plan nest of Quadrille tables. Nest of 3 mid century Quadrille tables by G plan. - Iconic mid century design. - Highly adaptable and functional set of tables. - Great quality, soli...

Frank Lobdell lithograph number 19/100. By 3 EP Press (Three equal partners press). An Abstract Expressionist painter, printmaker and teacher, Frank Lobdell was born in Kansas City...

Lithograph in Colors Composition 57/100 by Egill Jacobsen ( Danish. 1918 - 1998 ). Signed lower right. Framed using acid free materials, UV protective plexiglass in 22 karat yellow g...

1965 Mel Ramos litho “Chic” Screenprint in colors, on heavy wove paper. signed and numbered 100/200 in pencil (there were also 50 artist's proofs), published by Original Editions, New York. Hamburger Girl, offset color lithograph About: Mel Ramos American, 1935-2018 Mel Ramos’s provocative, humorous paintings mix idealized nude women with the imagery of popular culture—Coca Cola bottles, movie posters, and the like. A prolific artist from his emergence in the 1960s onward, Ramos has often based his nudes on the female celebrities of the day, from Marilyn Monroe to Scarlett Johansson. His style references the sensuality and glossy flatness of pin-ups and Playboy spreads and has drawn the ire of feminists and art critics alike, despite Ramos’s assertion that his works are “apolitical”. Though clearly aligned with Pop art in his appropriation of imagery from mass media and consumer products, Ramos calls his practice rooted in Surrealism and its emphasis on “absurd conjunctions”—in his case, a beautiful nude woman emerging from a Snickers wrapper or lounging seductively in a banana split...

Original expressionist painting by Bernardo Damiano (also known as Bernard Damiano). He was an Italian expressionist painter and sculptor born on January 10, 1926 in Coni (Piemonte), Italy and died in Nice, France on June 24, 2000. His classical art formation was at the Academia Albertina in Turino, Italy. His works are numerous and well-known. It is precisely during the 1970s that Bernard Damiano's painting is said to have moved away from a relationship with Jean Dubuffet, the Art brut or the Cobra movement, in "a nervous touch and a triturated paste" to draw his style from the rest of Expressionism. This proposal is however stated with reserve: like the Spanish Eduardo Pisano...

A white and black abstract lithograph depicting an imaginary galaxy by Louise Siekman. It is numbered 1/10. It sits in a black stained frame.

Original expressionist painting by Bernardo Damiano (also known as Bernard Damiano). He was an Italian expressionist painter and sculptor born on January 10, 1926 in Coni (Piemonte), Italy and died in Nice, France on June 24, 2000. His classical art formation was at the Academia Albertina in Turino, Italy. His works are numerous and well known. It is precisely during the 1970s that Bernard Damiano's painting is said to have moved away from a relationship with Jean Dubuffet, the Art brut or the Cobra movement, in "a nervous touch and a triturated paste" to draw his style from the rest of Expressionism. This proposal is however stated with reserve: like the Spanish Eduardo Pisano...