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Selected
Representations
This category
includes artworks selected from the PSfineart style category Realism.
The artworks in this collection have rich history. And, their artists
are world respected favorites in both new and seasoned collector circles.
Please see our Realism section and
browse through our Original Limited Edition
Prints page for more insight into these remarkable artworks.
Our
entire collection is not displayed. Contact
us if you are looking for something not displayed at this time.
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also: Realism and Representational Art
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Bisson740
Paul Bisson. Pete
Levels. 99/175. Etching. The paper size is 23" x 26". The etching
was acquired in 1978. The etching is signed and numbered in pencil.
The paper has deckled edges. The margins have a few faint surface
handling impressions. The artwork, margins and art surface is in
excellent condition. Close-Up
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$ 650. |
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Skinner:
British Landscapes.
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Brumbach497
David Brumbach.
246/250. The Franklin Institute. Offset Lithograph. The
paper size is 18" x 16". This piece with the complete Philadelphia
Landmarks suite was acquired in 1986. The image is signed in
the plate and is also signed and numbered in pencil on the sheet.
This piece was created to honor the architectural landmark depicted
in it. The legend sheet discusses some of Benjamin Franklin's achievements
and traces the history of the building created in 1823. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Brumbach497L
Legend: The Franklin Institute. Offset Lithograph.
The paper size is 18" x 16". This handsome lithograph is a beautifully
illustrated history of the structure conceived in 1823 and originally
called the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania for the
Promotion of the Mechanic Arts. Throughout the nineteenth century,
the institute's pioneering effort in education had enormous influence.
Today it has expanded to include some four hundred working exhibits
which are as enlightening as they are entertaining, bringing together
the principles of science and technology. The artwork, margins and
art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
The two lithographs: $500. |
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us to see the complete Philadelphia Landmarks
suite.
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Bueno736
Bueno. Boats
at Dock IVX/XX. Lithograph. The paper size is 24" x 27 1/2"
. The colors are warm and rich. The representation is clean and
crisp. The lithograph was acquired in 1980. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The art, margins and art surface is excellent
condition. Close-Up
$200. |
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Salenas and Van
Decker: Ships.
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Burchard002
Christain Burchard,
Big Baskets. Wood Sculpture: Madrone Root Various Sizes.
Some 16" Diameter. Close-Up
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Contact us, to see more work by
Burchard. Also, visit his Artist Page by clicking on his name at
the beginning of this section.
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Cardillio205
Rimer Angel Cardillo.
Altia. 109/150. Embossed Etching. The paper size is 22" x 15".
The etching was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and numbered
in pencil. This lovely leaf appears to float off of the page. The
artist has embossed a chop signature at the left bottom of the paper,
just under the image. The image is embossed into the paper allowing
for deep margins, deeper at the bottom than the top and sides. This
arrangement of image design on the paper combined with the 100%
cotton paper's lovely deckled edges makes the work suitable for
framing by floating it in a box as well as framing traditionally
with a mat. This piece makes an especially handsome presentation
when combined with others from the five etching, Foliage,
suite. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in excellent condition.
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$350. |
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Cardillio206
Rimer Angel Cardillo.
India. 109/150. Embossed Etching. The paper size is 22"
x 15". The etching was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and
numbered in pencil. This lovely leaf appears to float off of the
page. The artist has embossed a chop signature at the left bottom
of the paper, just under the image. The image is embossed into the
paper allowing for deep margins, deeper at the bottom than the top
and sides. This arrangement of image design on the paper combined
with the 100% cotton paper's lovely deckled edges makes the work
suitable for framing by floating it in a box as well as framing
traditionally with a mat. This piece makes an especially handsome
presentation when combined with others from the five etching, Foliage,
suite. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in excellent condition.
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$350. |
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Cardillio207
Rimer Angel Cardillo.
Malvon. 109/150. Embossed Etching. The paper size is 22" x
15". The etching was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and
numbered in pencil. This lovely leaf appears to float off of the
page. The artist has embossed a chop signature at the left bottom
of the paper, just under the image. The image is embossed into the
paper allowing for deep margins, deeper at the bottom than the top
and sides. This arrangement of image design on the paper combined
with the 100% cotton paper's lovely deckled edges makes the work
suitable for framing by floating it in a box as well as framing
traditionally with a mat. This piece makes an especially handsome
presentation when combined with others from the five etching, Foliage,
suite. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in excellent condition.
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$350. |
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Cardillio208
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it.)
Rimer Angel Cardillo.
Taco. 109/150. Embossed Etching. The paper size is 22"
x 15". The etching was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and
numbered in pencil. This lovely leaf appears to float off of the
page. The artist has embossed a chop signature at the left bottom
of the paper, just under the image. The image is embossed into the
paper allowing for deep margins, deeper at the bottom than the top
and sides. This arrangement of image design on the paper combined
with the 100% cotton paper's lovely deckled edges makes the work
suitable for framing by floating it in a box as well as framing
traditionally with a mat. This piece makes an especially handsome
presentation when combined with others from the five etching, Foliage,
suite. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in excellent condition.
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$350. |
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Cardillio209
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it.)
Rimer Angel Cardillo.
Trevol. 109/150. Embossed Etching. The paper size is 22"
x 15". The etching was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and
numbered in pencil. This lovely leaf appears to float off of the
page. The artist has embossed a chop signature at the left bottom
of the paper, just under the image. The image is embossed into the
paper allowing for deep margins, deeper at the bottom than the top
and sides. This arrangement of image design on the paper combined
with the 100% cotton paper's lovely deckled edges makes the work
suitable for framing by floating it in a box as well as framing
traditionally with a mat. This piece makes an especially handsome
presentation when combined with others from the five etching, Foliage,
suite. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in excellent condition.
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$350. |
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CH240
Shui Yi. Kweilin
Mountains in Mist Edition of 100. Watercolor on silk. The paper
size is 12 1/2" x 18 1/2" . This 1978 watercolor was acquired in
1981. This artwork is authenticated by the artist's seal. Kwelin,
a city in the northeaster part of south China's Kwangsi Chuang autonomous
region, is a city with scenery that has captivated the imagination
of travelers, artists, and poets for centuries. Kweilin, typical
of China's karst lands, owes its fame to its peculiar topography
which can be traced over 300 million years to the period when the
region was a sea bed with thick overlay of limestone. Through crustal
movement, the sea bed thrust up, and the layers of limestone, eroded
by acidic water and wind, formed an expanse of land marked by majestic
hills and caverns in fantastic shapes. The area is made up of unusually
shaped limestone hills, underground hills, underground rivers, and
numerous caves. This original hand painted landscape is mounted
with a silk brocade border. The artwork, margins and art surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up
$500. |
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CH752
Yi Shui-yun.
Man with Horse. Watercolor. The paper size is 14" x 20".
This original watercolor is one of a pair of watercolors, the partner
watercolor being the image displayed directly below, Two Riders
on Horseback and Two Men. Painted during summer, both pieces
were inspired by the old city in which they were painted. The pair
was acquired in 1981. The watercolor is authenticated by the artist's
seal. Handsomely executed in contemporary color this work illustrates
ancient life in China during the Sung or Ming Dynasty. Figures armed
with bow's are apparently preparing for battle, hunt, or sport.
Images are presented in brilliant gouache with a handsome use of
white for the opaque color. The painting, a one of a kind original,
is mounted with a silk brocade border. The artwork, margins and
art surface is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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$650. |
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CH241
Yi Shui-yun.
Two Riders on Horseback and Two Men. Watercolor. The paper
size is 14" x 20". This original watercolor is one of a pair of
watercolors, the partner watercolor being the image displayed directly
above, Man with a Horse. Painted during summer, both pieces
were inspired by the old city in which they were painted. The pair
was acquired in 1981. The watercolor is authenticated by the artist's
seal. Handsomely executed in contemporary color this work illustrates
ancient life in China during the Sung or Ming Dynasty. Figures armed
with bow's are apparently preparing for battle, hunt, or sport.
Images are presented in brilliant gouache with a handsome use of
white for the opaque color. The painting, a one of a kind original,
is mounted with a silk brocade border. The artwork, margins and
art surface is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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$650. |
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CH246
Yu. Landscape
of Beauty with Lake, Mountain, and Sails. Watercolor. The
paper size is 16" x 27". This watercolor painted during a new moon
during in or around 1978, was acquired in 1981. This original watercolor
is authenticated by the artist's seal. In this painting the artist
uses a series of planes receding into the distance which nicely
combines Chinese traditional spatial presentation with more recent
art such as the space concepts used by Cezanne. The handling of
space over all is redolent of a land-space tradition which is centuries
old. The work is painted with the limited pallette common in much
ancient Chinese art. The suggestion of figures off in the distance
is a traditional handling of the figure in a landscape. Although
man is possessed of intellect, the figure is a minor element compared
to the infinite world of nature where a countryside of towering
surreal mountains and water ask for awe and contemplation. The spirit
and the delicate painting technique of this lovely painting is thoroughly
Chinese. This original hand painted landscape is mounted with a
silk brocade border. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in
pristine condition. Close-Up
$650. |
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CH 239
Zheng Ging. Peony.
Watercolor on silk. The paper size is 10" x 15". This watercolor
was acquired in 1981 and is authenticated by the artist's seal.
This lovely delicate watercolor painting on silk is reminiscent
of the art of ancient Chinese masters, in which watercolor on silk
and similar motifs and design express images in nature. The style
has remained fresh for centuries. The calligraphy explains that
the flowers in this picture are from a famous court yard park in
a town called Suzhou, which is near Shanghai. The translation continues
explaining the flower has been in this park for 400 years. This
painting is mounted with a silk brocade border. The artwork, margins
and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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This
painting is one of a triptych. White Blossoms CH748 and,
Purple Blossoms CH747, the other two images in the triptych,
are discussed below.
$385. |
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CH 748
(This piece is not shown on
our site at this time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it. )
Zheng Ging. White
Blossoms. Watercolor. The paper size is 10" x 15". This watercolor
was acquired in 1981 and is authenticated by the artist's seal.
This lovely delicate watercolor painting on silk is reminiscent
of the art of ancient Chinese masters, in which watercolor on silk
and similar motifs and design express images in nature. The style
has remained fresh for centuries. The calligraphy explains that
the flowers in this picture are from a famous court yard park in
a town called Suzhou, which is near Shanghai. The translation continues
explaining the flower has been in this park for 400 years. This
painting is mounted with a silk brocade border. The artwork, margins
and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
This
painting is one of a triptych. Peony CH239 and, Purple
Blossoms CH747, the other two images discussed directly
above and below.
$385. |
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CH 747
(This piece is not shown on
our site at this time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it. )
Zheng Ging. Purple
Blossoms. Watercolor. The paper size is 10" x 15". This watercolor
was acquired in 1981 and is authenticated by the artist's seal.
This lovely delicate watercolor painting on silk is reminiscent
of the art of ancient Chinese masters, in which watercolor on silk
and similar motifs and design express images in nature. The style
has remained fresh for centuries. The calligraphy explains that
the flowers in this picture are from a famous court yard park in
a town called Suzhou, which is near Shanghai. The translation continues
explaining the flower has been in this park for 400 years. This
painting is mounted with a silk brocade border. The artwork, margins
and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
This
painting is one of a triptych. Contact
us to see Peony CH239 and, White Blossoms
CH748, the other two images discussed directly above.
$385. |
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CH 243
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it. )
Liu
Jin-feng. Grazing Horses. Painted after brick tomb
painting from a collection from ancient tombs of the period 618-960
AD, between the Han and Tang dynasties. The paper size is 12 ½"
x 20 ½". The watercolor was acquired in 1981. This original watercolor,
painted by a female artist and authenticated by the artist's red
seal is mounted with a silk brocade border. This painting is a perfect
pair to Musicians, discussed directly below. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
About Ancient Tomb Brick Paintings
China's ancient mural painting is noted for its long
history, rich content and unique style. It is a crystallization
of the wisdom and devotion of Chinese painters through the ages.
Six tombs of the Wei and Chin periods (ca. AD 220-316) located in
the Gobi Desert and excavated in 1972-73 uncovered a collection
of brilliantly colored paintings in the interior brick walls. These
paintings are unsurpassed by any other known tomb wall paintings,
in both quantity and the richness of their content. These and those
above which are representations from Hang - Tang periods (ca. 618-960),
present an intimate glimpse of life in China during ancient time.
The paintings are lively, based upon careful observation,
and reveal details of dress, habit and personalities. The brush
strokes, free and bold - splashes of color - mainly ochre and reds,
express warmth and movement. This style is simple and unpretentious
and communicates the full, rich flavor of ancient China. The discovery
of these extremely rare paintings gives important information to
Chinese historians and is a thrilling source of visual pleasure
for collectors.
$250. |
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CH 244
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it. )
Bao.
Musicians with Pee Pah and Flute. Painted after brick tomb
painting from a collection from ancient tombs of the period 618-960
AD, between the Han and Tang dynasties. The paper size is 12 ½"
x 20 ½". The watercolor was acquired in 1981. This original watercolor,
painted by a male artist and authenticated by the artist's red seal
is mounted with a silk brocade border. This painting is a perfect
pair to Grazing Horses, discussed directly above. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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About Ancient Tomb Brick Paintings
China's ancient mural painting is noted for its long
history, rich content and unique style. It is a crystallization
of the wisdom and devotion of Chinese painters through the ages.
Six tombs of the Wei and Chin periods (ca. AD 220-316) located in
the Gobi Desert and excavated in 1972-73 uncovered a collection
of brilliantly colored paintings in the interior brick walls. These
paintings are unsurpassed by any other known tomb wall paintings,
in both quantity and the richness of their content. These and those
above which are representations from Hang - Tang periods (ca.618-960),
present an intimate glimpse of life in China during ancient time.
The paintings are lively, based upon careful
observation, and reveal details of dress, habit and personalities.
The brush strokes, free and bold - splashes of color - mainly ochre
and reds, express warmth and movement. This style is simple and
unpretentious and communicates the full, rich flavor of ancient
China. The discovery of these extremely rare paintings gives important
information to Chinese historians and is a thrilling source of visual
pleasure for collectors.
$250. |
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CH2
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact
us if you would like to see it. )
Zhejiang printmaker, after a painting by Bai Xu-hao.
Cultivating Medicinal Herbs. Limited Edition Woodblock
Print from Huhsien Country. The paper size is 20" x 27". This original
1983 woodblock print is authenticated on the verso (back of the
paper) with script and the name of the artist. The art was acquired
in 1983. This woodblock print was made by an art scholar replicating
the imagery and style of Bai Xu-hao of Hu County, in China's Shensi
Province. This art is that of the peasant painters of Husien Country
who in 1958 first showed pictures, such as these. Bright color and
bold design are the trademark of this art. The artwork, margins
and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
About Woodblock Prints from Hushsien Country:
In 1958, untrained farmers began to paint in China
with no sense of obligation to the aristocratic art of China's past.
They made pictures of their daily lives, with bright color and bold
design. Their efforts were received enthusiastically when more than
2,1000,000. people saw the first major exhibition of the work in
Peking in 1973, and again in France at the 1974 Paris Biennial.
The public applauded the new, daring and unofficial
style of the paintings. Subsequently exhibitions were held at museums
in London, Stockholm, and Toronto. Later they were shown more widely
in venues in Europe, United States, and Australia. Some of these pieces
are propagandistic, predictable examples of the Socialist Realist
school of art. May are fanciful abstractions of nature's bounty, their
intense colors reminiscent of the Fauves. Most of the art deals with
one subject - work. The woodblock painting displayed above is one
of the first made from the Husien paintings. The vitality and power
of the Husien painting carries beautifully in translation from painting
to woodblock medium. The trademark flat color and design of the paintings
is perfectly suited to this medium. Contact
us to see this artwork.
$350. |
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LeBaDang:
Vietnam artist.
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Doyle190J
John L. Doyle.
Justification Sheet for The Medicine Men suite. 69/150.
Lithograph. The paper size is 30" x 22". This piece was acquired
with the full suite in 1981. The lithograph is signed and numbered
in pencil. The full sheet, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.
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Doyle190L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Acupuncturist. From The Medicine
Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2"
. This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend
on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the
Acupuncturist Sorcerer artwork. The full sheet, margins and
surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle190
John L. Doyle.
Acupuncturist. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 20" x 16" and the image size is 16" x 11". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome BFK Rives white paper with beautiful deckled edges. This
historically researched presentation provocatively presents the
Acupuncturist from Chinese culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle189
John L. Doyle.
Acupuncturist. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 20" x 16" and the image size is 16" x 11". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light yellow paper, with beautiful
deckled edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy
of note. Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker,
it is rich and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture.
It is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Acupuncturist from Chinese culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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Doyle183L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Bear Cult Shaman. From The Medicine
Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2"
. This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend
on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the
Bear Cult Shaman artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle183
John L. Doyle.
Bear Cult Shaman. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 30" x 22" and the image size is 26" x 18". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome white BFK Rives paper with beautiful deckle edges. This
historically researched presentation provocatively presents the
Bear Cult Shaman from North American culture.
The artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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Doyle184
John L. Doyle.
Bear Cult Shaman. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 30" x 22" and the image size is 26" x 18". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light red paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Bear Cult Shaman from North American culture.
The artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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Doyle175L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Bon Sorcerer. From The Medicine
Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2"
. This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend
on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the
Bon Sorcerer artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle175
John L. Doyle.
Bon Sorcerer. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome white BFK Rives white paper, with beautiful deckled edges.
This historically researched presentation provocatively presents
the Bon Sorcerer from Tibetan culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle176
John L. Doyle.
Bon Sorcerer. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light yellow paper, with beautiful
deckled edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy
of note. Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker,
it is rich and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture.
It is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Bon Sorcerer from Tibetan culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle187L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Bezoarist. From The Medicine Men
suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2" . This
piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend on this
sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the Bezoarist
artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.
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Doyle187
John L. Doyle.
Bezoarist. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper size
is 16" x 20" and the image size is 11" x 16". The lithograph was
acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed and
numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with exquisite
depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on handsome
white BFK paper with beautiful deckled edges. This historically
researched presentation provocatively presents the Bezoarist
from Persian culture. The artwork, margins and art surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle186
John L. Doyle.
Bezoarist. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper size
is 16" x 20" and the image size is 11" x 16". The lithograph was
acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed and
numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light brown paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Bezoarist from Persian culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle177L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Black Foot Medicine Man. From The
Medicine Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11"
x 8 1/2" . This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981.
The legend on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part
of the Acupuncturist Sorcerer artwork. The full sheet,
margins and surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle177
John L. Doyle.
Black Foot Medicine Man. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate
paper size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome white BFK paper with beautiful deckled edges. This historically
researched presentation provocatively presents the Black Foot
Medicine Man from North American culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle178
John L. Doyle.
Black Foot Medicine Man. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate
paper size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light red paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Black Foot Medicine Man from North American
culture. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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Doyle179L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Luo Witchdoctor. From The Medicine
Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2"
. This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend
on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the
Luo Witchdoctor artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle179
John L. Doyle.
Luo Witchdoctor. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 30" x 22" and the image size is 26" x 18". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome handmade white BFK Rives paper with beautiful deckled edges.
This historically researched presentation provocatively presents
the Luo Witchdoctor from the Kenya culture. The
artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle180
John L. Doyle.
Luo Witchdoctor. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade grey paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Luo Witchdoctor from the Kenya culture. The
artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle181L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Physician. From The Medicine Men
suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2" . This
piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend on this
sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the Physician
artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.
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Doyle181
John L. Doyle.
Physician. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper size
is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph was
acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed and
numbered in pencil. The work is a five color lithograph with exquisite
depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on handsome
white BFK paper with beautiful deckled edges. This historically
researched presentation provocatively presents the Physician
from European culture. The artwork, margins and art surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle182
John L. Doyle.
Physician. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper size
is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph was
acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed and
numbered in pencil. The work is a monochrome lithograph, black ink
with exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail,
on handsome handmade light black paper, with beautiful deckled edges.
The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note. Created
by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich and
complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It is stunning
art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle edges and explains
they too are intended to be evocative of the messages in the Doyle
images. Poska says that for him the paper mirror's the concept of
a rough unfinished part of man's relationship of man to nature.
This handmade paper, similar to that relationship, looks rough and
unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in progress. Poska
explains this life philosophy and his art paper saying forces meet
and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge of the paper. "...Nature
is one huge deckle edge...in man's relations [with it] forces collide...you
have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle edge...". This historically
researched presentation provocatively presents the Physician
from European culture. The artwork, margins and art surface, is
in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle191L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Surgeon Barber From The Medicine
Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2"
. This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend
on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the
Barber artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface, is in
pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle191
John L. Doyle.
Surgeon Barber. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 20" x 16" and the image size is 16" x 11". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome white BFK paper with beautiful deckled edges. This historically
researched presentation provocatively presents the Surgeon Barber
from European culture. The artwork, margins and art surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle192
John L. Doyle.
Surgeon Barber. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 20" x 16" and the image size is 16" x 11". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. The work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade off white paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Surgeon Barber from European culture. The
artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle185L
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for the Voodo Hougan. From The Medicine
Men suite. 69/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2"
. This piece was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The legend
on this sheet gives history, and symbolism which is part of the
Voodo Hougan artwork. The full sheet, margins and surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle185
John L. Doyle.
Voodo Hougan. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 20" x 16" and the image size is 16" x 11". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in 1981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome white BFK paper with beautiful deckled edges. This historically
researched presentation provocatively presents the Voodo Hougan
from Hatian culture. The artwork, margins and art surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle188
John L. Doyle.
Voodo Hougan. 69/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 20" x 16" and the image size is 16" x 11". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade grey paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Voodo Hougan from Hatian culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle452Just
John L. Doyle.
Justification Sheet for The Builders suite. 111/150. Lithograph.
The paper size is 30" x 22". This piece was acquired with the full
suite in 1983. The lithograph is signed and numbered in pencil.
The full sheet, margins and surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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Doyle452BBB
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet for Aztec Echo. From The Builders
suite. 111/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2" . This
piece was acquired with the full suite in 1983. The legend on this
sheet gives history and symbolism which is incorporated into the
Builders artwork. The legend sheet is made up of line drawings
and anecdotal comments hand drawn and hand written by Doyle as history
for the individual figure and structure presented in the art. The
full sheet, margins and surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle452B
John L. Doyle.
Aztec Echo. 111/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 30" x 22" and the image size is 26" x 18". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome BFK Rives white paper with beautiful deckled edges. This
historically researched presentation provocatively presents the
Aztec Echo from Mexican culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle452BB
John L. Doyle.
Aztec Echo. 111/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 30" x 22" and the image size is 26" x 18". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light red paper, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the Azec Echo from Mexican culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle452GGG
John L. Doyle.
Legend Sheet The Vision. From The Builders suite.
111/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 11" x 8 1/2" . This piece
was acquired with the full suite in 1983. The legend on this sheet
gives history and symbolism which is incorporated into the Builders
artwork. The legend sheet is made up of line drawings and anecdotal
comments hand drawn and hand written by Doyle as history for the
individual figure and structure presented in the art. The full sheet,
margins and surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle452G
John L. Doyle.
The Vision. 111/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a five color lithograph with
exquisite depth of color, color gradations and drawing detail, on
handsome BFK Rives white paper with beautiful deckled edges. This
historically researched presentation provocatively presents the
The Vision from Japanese culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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Doyle452GG
John L. Doyle.
The Vision. 111/150. Lithograph. The approximate paper
size is 22" x 30" and the image size is 18" x 26". The lithograph
was acquired with the full suite in l981. The lithograph is signed
and numbered in pencil. This work is a monochrome lithograph, black
ink with exquisite depth of color, and color gradations and drawing
detail, on handsome handmade light yellow, with beautiful deckled
edges. The paper on which this art is printed is worthy of note.
Created by Roland Poska, master printer and paper-maker, it is rich
and complex in its combination of unusual color and texture. It
is stunning art in itself. Poska talks about the paper's deckle
edges and explains they too are intended to be evocative of the
messages in the Doyle images. Poska says that for him the paper
mirror's the concept of a rough unfinished part of man's relationship
of man to nature. This handmade paper, similar to that relationship,
looks rough and unfinished. The relationship is a kind of work in
progress. Poska explains this life philosophy and his art paper
saying forces meet and part - like the "deckle", or irregular edge
of the paper. "...Nature is one huge deckle edge...in man's
relations [with it] forces collide...you have to work out a balance...[or]...deckle
edge...". This historically researched presentation provocatively
presents the The Vision from Japanese culture. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up |
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John L. Doyle regarding the other The
Builders images and legends. The entire suite is available.
See
discussions of The Great Human
Race series and The Builders.
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Doyle800Cat
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact us
if you would like to see it.)
John L. Doyle.
Catalogue for The Counselors suite. This 20 page color
catalogue displays the images in the suite, their legend sheets,
and the suite's justification page. Text includes historical information
from The Counselors presentation at William Mitchell Law
School and Harvard University Law Library. Line and color drawings
with handwritten anecdotal comments record stages of Doyle's research,
and illustrate information about physical, spiritual, and intellectual
foundations of law. Preliminary and intermediate drawings, color
and monochrome lithograph proofs, and photographs of the final drawings
made directly on the lithograph stones, complete a visual research
record of work process, theories and philosophies. The catalogue
closes with a Doyle biography, list of private and public collectors
and exhibitors, acknowledgments of personal relationships and associations
with renown institutions, and thanks for encouragement and contributions.
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Doyle800Just
(This piece is not shown on our site at this
time, but is available. Contact us
if you would like to see it.)
John L. Doyle.
Justification Sheet for The Counselors suite. 147/150.
Lithograph. The paper size is 30" x 22". This piece was acquired
with the full suite in 1985. The lithograph is signed and numbered
in pencil. The full sheet, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.Close-Up |
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us if you would like to see the images and legends. The entire The
Counselors suite is available, but is not shown on our site at this
time.
See
discussions of The Great Human
Race series and The Counselors suite.
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Ebgi30
Amram Ebgi. Two
Musicians. AP/4. Etching. The paper size is 15" x 10". The
artwork was acquired in 1981. The etching is signed and numbered
in pencil. This piece is a hand colored etching. It is sensitive
rendering with unique charm. Color is subtle and clear and the quality
of the coloring and image surface is excellent. This print was mounted
on acid paper and some of the material and tape remains on the verso.
There are slight handling creases in the margin. Otherwise the artwork
margins and art surface is in very good condition. This piece is
a perfect pair to the Three Musicians & One Dancing
Ebgi755, shown directly below. Close-Up
$350. |
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Ebgi755
Amram Ebgi.
Three Musicians & One Dancing. 25/100. Etching. The paper
size is 15" x 10". The artwork was acquired in 1981. The etching
is signed and numbered in pencil. This piece is a hand colored etching.
It is sensitive rendering with unique charm. Color is subtle and
clear and the quality of the coloring and image surface is excellent.
This print was mounted on acid paper and some of the material and
tape remains on the verso. There are slight handling creases in
the margins. There is an ink smudge on the edge of the upper right
margin. Otherwise the artwork margins and art surface is in very
good condition. This piece is a perfect pair to Two Musicians
Ebgi30, shown directly above. Close-Up
$350. |
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Ebgi785
Amram Ebgi. Fisherman.
7/100. Etching. The paper size is 15" x 21".The artwork was acquired
in 1981. The etching is signed and numbered in pencil. This piece
is a hand colored etching. It is sensitive rendering. Color is subtle
and clear and the quality of the coloring and image surface is excellent.
This print was mounted on acid paper and some of the material and
tape remains on the verso. The print was matted with an acid mat
and there is foxing at where the mat opened. There are slight handling
creases in the margin. Otherwise the artwork margins and art surface
is in very good condition. This piece is a nice pair to the Wailing
Wall Ebgi34, shown directly below. Close-Up
$375. |
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Ebgi34
Amram Ebgi. Wailing
Wall. 37/199. Etching. The paper size is 21" x 15. The artwork was
acquired in 1981. The etching is signed and numbered in pencil.
This piece is a hand colored etching. It is sensitive rendering.
Color is subtle and clear and the quality of the coloring and image
surface is excellent. This print was mounted on acid paper and some
of the material and tape remains on the verso. The print was matted
with an acid mat and there is slight foxing at where the mat opened.
There are slight handling creases in the margin. Otherwise the artwork
margins and art surface is in very good condition. This piece is
a nice pair to the Fisherman Ebgi785, shown directly above.
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$375. |
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us, to see available Ebgi pieces, not on our
site at this time, including recent work.
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Agam:
Israel Abstract Non Objective Art.
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Gross01
Chaim Gross, Chaim
Gross: Image One, Members Edition. 24/200. The paper size is 20
7/8" x 17" (53.35 cm x 43.34cm), with full margins. The
lithograph is one in the complete folio of nine images and the suite
has had only one original owner, an American Collector, who purchased
the folio in 1981 directly from The Judaic Heritage Society, New
York. The work is signed and numbered in pencil, by the artist.
The work represents the best of Chaim Gross's art and master printmaking.
Detail is exquisite. The entire suite is available. The works in
the sutie are available with frames, without additional charge.
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The Framed Set $2,000.
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more images by this artist.
See: Karla Gudeon, page to view
more images by this artist.
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Herrera211
Miguel Herrera.
Christ's Crown. LV/LXXV. Etching. The paper size is 22"
x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and
numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Herrera213a
Miguel Herrera.
Dragon Flower. LV/LXXV. Etching. The paper size is 22"
x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and
numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Herrera213
Miguel Herrera.
Bearded Iris. LV/LXXV. Etching. The paper size is 22" x
30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and numbered
in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing detail is
lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of the work,
below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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$750. |
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Herrera219
Miguel Herrera.
Irises. LV/LXXV. Etching. The paper size is 22" x 30" .
The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and numbered
in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing detail is
lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of the work,
below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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$700. |
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Herrera214
Miguel Herrera.
Gemini. 24/150. Etching. The paper size is 17" x 13". The
work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed and numbered in
pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing detail is lovely.
Please see the close-up detail photography of the work, below. The
art, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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$600. |
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Iger
Etchings-Flowers
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Herrera218
Miguel Herrera.
Naturaleaza Muerta (36). 80/125. Etching. The paper size
is 22" x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed
and numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Herrera215
Miguel Herrera.
Naturaleaza Muerta (39). 80/125. Etching. The paper size
is 22" x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed
and numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Herrera216
Miguel Herrera.
Naturaleaza Muerta (40). 80/125. Etching. The paper size
is 22" x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed
and numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Herrera217
Miguel Herrera.
Naturaleaza Muerta (38). 80/125. Etching. The paper size
is 22" x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed
and numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Herrera220
Miguel Herrera.
Naturaleaza Muerta (38). 80/125. Etching. The paper size
is 22" x 30". The work was acquired in 1983. The etching is signed
and numbered in pencil. The surface of the print is lush and drawing
detail is lovely. Please see the close-up detail photography of
the work, below. The art, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up
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$750. |
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Iger326
Arnold Iger. Begonia.
1/300. Etching. The paper size is 34" x 24". The artwork was acquired
in 1979. The artwork is signed and numbered in pencil. For further
description of Iger's work see the paragraph above. The etching,
margins and art surface are in excellent condition.
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Note: The grey cast of the
paper is caused by the photography. The actual art paper does not
have a grey cast.
$450. |
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Iger326
Arnold Iger. Cymbidium.
96/250. Etching. The paper size is 34" x 24". The artwork was acquired
in 1979. The artwork is signed and numbered in pencil. For further
description of Iger's work see the paragraph above. The etching,
margins and art surface are in excellent condition. Close-Up
Note: The grey cast of the
paper is caused by the photography. The actual art paper does not
have a grey cast.
$450. |
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King,Mark86
Mark King. Fox
Hunt. 271/325. Serigraph. The paper size is 30" x 40". The
art was acquired in 1980. The serigraph is signed and numbered in
pencil. The ink surface is unusual in that it has a high gloss and
tactile quality. The print looks as though it is an oil painting
and not screened ink. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in
pristine condition. Close-Up
$2,200. |
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King, Mark339
Mark King. Bengal
Family. 235/325. Serigraph. The paper size is 30" x 40". The
art was acquired in 1980. The serigraph is signed and numbered in
pencil. The ink surface is unusual in that it has a high gloss and
tactile quality. The print looks as though it is an oil painting
and not screened ink. There are handling creases, one in the top
and one in the bottom margin. Otherwise, the artwork's margins and
art surface are in pristine condition. Close-Up
$2,000. |
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King, Quentin 2047
Quentin King.
The Changing Room. 75/225. Serigraph. The paper size is
22" x 30". The serigraph was acquired in 1986. The serigraph is
signed and numbered in pencil. The surface of this work is handsome.
Color is subtle and strong and contributes, because of it's suburb
quality, to the quiet and mystical spirit of the composition. Close-Up
$600. |
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LeFoll222
Alain Le Foll.
Canyon. 86/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 26"x 20".
The lithograph was acquired in 1980. The color is clear and bold,
with gradations that are subtle and dynamic. The drawing is handsome,
and the surface of the art has a rich tactile quality. This lithograph
is a perfect pair to Mount, displayed below. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in excellent condition. Close-Up
$750. |
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LeFoll222
Alain Le Foll.
Mount 136/150. Lithograph. The paper size is 26"x 20".
The lithograph was acquired in 1980. The color is clear and bold,
with gradations that are subtle and dynamic. The drawing is handsome,
and the surface of the art has a rich tactile quality. This lithograph
is a perfect pair to Canyon, displayed above. The artwork,
margins and art surface, is in excellent condition. Close-Up
$750. |
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Max262
Peter Max. Mime,
62/250. Lithograph. The paper size is 14" x 9 3/4". The work was
acquired in 1982. The lithograph is signed and numbered in pencil.
This lithograph created in the height of Max's career, is a handsome
and classic example of Peter Max's best known, loved and collected
work. The lithograph, the entire surface, is in pristine condition.
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$2,400. |
See:
Clayton
Pond.
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McCormick19
Harry McCormick.
Lamp. 121/250. Lithograph. The paper size is 30" x 30".
The lithograph was acquired in 1979. This piece, created at the
height of McCormick's career, is a classic example of the master
printmaker's talent with interiors. For more about this work and
the artist please see the paragraphs above. The artwork, margins
and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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$650. |
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McMillan97
Stephen McMillan.
Cypress Path. 3/200. Acquatint. The paper size is 30" x
42". The acquitint is created with three plates and was acquired
in 1982. For discussion about the artist's work see the paragraphs
above. This acquatint is a perfect pair to Vernal Falls,
displayed directly below. The artwork, margins and art surface,
is in pristine condition. Close-Up
$750. |
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McMillan98
Stephen McMillan.
Vernal Falls. 111/150. Acquatints. The paper size is 30"
x 42". The acquatint is created with three plates and was acquired
in 1982. For discussion about the artist's work see the paragraphs
above. This lithograph is a perfect pair to Cypress Path,
the work displayed directly above. The artwork, margins and art
surface, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
$750. |
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Minch495
Edith Minch. 246/250.
Cathedral Basilica SS. Peter and Paul. Offset Lithograph.
The paper size is 18" x 16". This piece with the complete Philadelphia
Landmarks suite was acquired in 1986. The image is signed
in the plate and is also signed and numbered in pencil on the sheet.
This piece was created to honor the architectural landmark depicted
in it. The legend sheet discusses the history of religious freedom
that inspired the creation of the building in 1846, and traces the
history of this world renowned sanctuary and the treasures within
it. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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Minch495L
Legend : Cathedral Basilica SS. Peter and Paul.
Offset Lithograph. The paper size is 18" x 16". This handsome lithograph
is a beautifully illustrated history of the structure conceived
in 1846, one of the most enduring monuments to Philadelphia's tradition
of religious liberty. The Legend discusses and illustrates
the impressive baldachin, or canopy, that covers the main altar,
the gleaming capitals and entablature which are cast in bronze,
and treasures displayed within including a silver chalice lined
with gold that was given to St. John Neumann in 1852 by the people
of the diocese upon his elevation to bishop in 1852. The cathedral
is known throughout the Catholic world for its collection of religious
and secular art, including the original decorative work by Constantino
Brumidi, who also decorated the United States Capitol dome. The
artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine condition.
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The two lithographs: $500. |
Contact
us to see the complete Philadelphia Landmarks
suite.
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Rosenau772
Ann O. Rosenau.
Trio in Dark Blue. Sandprint. 6/25. The paper size is 12"
x 10". The piece was acquired in 1981. The sandprint is signed and
numbered in pencil. Trio is a classic example of Rosenau's
work. The work had been framed with an acid mat prior to our acquisition
of it and there is some foxing at the window of the opening of the
mat. There are some minor handling creases. There are no surface
scratches or skinning on the print surface. Other than what is above
here, the artworks margins and art surface, is in excellent condition.
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Note: This artwork is also
printed in blue and green, and black and white. Contact
us to see them.
$85. |
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Rosenau741
Ann O. Rosenau.
About Face. Etching. A/P. The paper size is 30" x 22".
The piece was acquired in 1981. The print is signed and numbered
in pencil. This embossed etching is a classic example of Rosenau's
work. For more information about the art and the artist, please
read the paragraphs above. About Face was framed with an
acid mat before our acquisition of it. There is some foxing where
the window of the mat opened. There are some minor handling creases.
There are no surface scratches or skinning on the print surface.
Otherwise the artwork, margins and art surface, is in excellent
condition. Close-Up
Notes: The skewed paper
and darkened side of the page is the result of the photographic
process. The actual art paper is rectangular and margins are white
on all sides.
This artwork is also printed in
tan. Contact
us to see it.
$300. |
Contact
us to see other Rosenau work that is available
but is not shown on our site at this time.
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Salenas737
Salenas. Honfleur.
62/ 175. Lithograph. The paper size is 29 1/2" x 21". The colors
are warm and rich. The representation is clean and crisp. The lithograph
was acquired in 1980. The lithograph is signed and numbered in the
margin. The art, margins and art surface is in excellent condition.
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$300. |
See:
Bueno
and Van
Decker, ships.
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Skinner131
Skinner. Openland.
89/90 Etching. The paper size is 21" x 24". The etching was acquired
in 1979. The artwork is signed and numbered in pencil. The dark
side of the photograph was created in the photographic process.
It is not a dark area in the print. The left margin has a crease
in the center portion. The margins have some slight handling creases.
Other than what is described above, the artwork, margins and art
surface are in excellent condition. Close-Up
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$485. |
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Skinner132
Skinner. Plane
Field. 4/90 Etching. The paper size is 21" x 24". The etching
was acquired in 1979. The artwork is signed and numbered in pencil.
The dark side of the photograph was created in the photographic
process. It is not a dark area in the print. Aside from the some
slight handling creases in the margins, the artwork, margins and
art surface is in excellent condition. Close-Up
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$485. |
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Skinner133
Skinner. Road
to Oxfordshire. 44/90 Etching. The paper size is 21" x 24".
The etching was acquired in 1979. The artwork is signed and numbered
in pencil. The dark side of the photograph was created in the photographic
process, by the deckle edge of the paper. It is not a dark area
in the print. There is a crease in the top of the left margin and
other slight handling creases in the margin. Otherwise, the artwork,
margins and art surface are in excellent condition.
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$485. |
Contact
us to see other Skinner works, including
Cheltons and British Plane Fields.
See
Bisson: British
Landscapes.
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Solombre360
Jean Solombre. Image of a Circus Tent. From Le Coeur
Memorable Suite. A suite of 8 engravings each accompanied by a poem
written by the artist. 78/20. Aquatint Engraving. The paper size
is 22" x30". The engraving was published in 1978 in Paris. The engraving
is signed and numbered in pencil. The paper is Arches and has deckled
edges. This monochromatic work is inked with lush, rich color and
texture. It, like each images in this suite, is art about intermediate
moments and self introspection. This circus tent image is magical
and mystical. The engraving is accompanied by a poem which directs
the viewer from dream to reality. The suite is dedicated to Solombre's
father and celebrates life. Artwork, margins and surfaces, is in
pristine condition. Close-Up
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Solombre360A
Jean Solombre. Poem for the Tent Image. The paper
size is 22" x 30". The poem is written in French. Translation
to English is available on request. The Poem Page is written on
deckel edged Arches paper. The Poem Page is suitable for framing.
Margins and surfaces are in pristine condition. Close-Up
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The Aquatint and Poem, together
$950. |
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Solombre361
Jean Solombre. Landscape: Field with Trees. From Le
Coeur Memorable Suite. A suite of 8 engravings each accompanied
by a poem written by the artist. 78/120. Aquatint Engraving. The
paper size is 22" x30". The engraving was published in
1978 in Paris. The engraving is signed and numbered in pencil. The
paper is Arches and has deckled edges. This monochromatic work is
inked with lush, rich color and texture. It, like each images in
this suite, is art about intermediate moments and self introspection.
This field and tree image is magical and mystical. The engraving
is accompanied by a poem which directs the viewer from dream to
reality. The suite is dedicated to Solombre's father and celebrates
life. Artwork, margins and surfaces, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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Solombre361A
Jean Solombre. Poem for the Field Image. The paper
size is 22" x 30". The poem is written in French. Translation
to English is available on request. The Poem Page is written on
deckel edged Arches paper. The Poem Page is suitable for framing.
Margins and surfaces are in pristine condition. Close-Up
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The Aquatint and Poem, together
$1,850.
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Solombre362
Jean Solombre. Landscape: Field with Clouds. From
Le Coeur Memorable Suite. A suite of 8 engravings each accompanied
by a poem written by the artist. 78/120. Aquatint Engraving. The
paper size is 22" x30". The engraving was published in
1978 in Paris. The engraving is signed and numbered in pencil. The
paper is Arches and has deckled edges. This monochromatic work with
browns greys, purples and greens is inked with lush, rich color
and texture. It, like each images in this suite, is art about intermediate
moments and self introspection. This field and clouds image is magical
and mystical. The engraving is accompanied by a poem which directs
the viewer from dream to reality. The suite is dedicated to Solombre's
father and celebrates life. Artwork, margins and surfaces, is in
pristine condition.Close-Up
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Solombre362A
Jean Solombre. Poem for the Field with Clouds Image.
The paper size is 22" x 30". The poem is written in French.
Translation to English is available on request. The Poem Page is
written on deckel edged Arches paper. The Poem Page is suitable
for framing. Margins and surfaces are in pristine condition. Close-Up
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The Aquatint and Poem, together
$1,850.
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Solombre363
Jean Solombre. Sea: Calm Sea with Reflections. From
Le Coeur Memorable Suite. A suite of 8 engravings each accompanied
by a poem written by the artist. 78/120. Aquatint Engraving. The
paper size is 22" x30". The engraving was published in
1978 in Paris. The engraving is signed and numbered in pencil. The
paper is Arches and has deckled edges. This monochromatic work is
inked with lush, rich color and texture. It, like each images in
this suite, is art about intermediate moments and self introspection.
This sea with reflection image is magical and mystical. The engraving
is accompanied by a poem which directs the viewer from dream to
reality. The suite is dedicated to Solombre's father and celebrates
life. Artwork, margins and surfaces, is in pristine condition. Close-Up
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Solombre363A
Jean Solombre. Poem for the Sea Image. The paper size
is 22" x 30". The poem is written in French. Translation
to English is available on request. The Poem Page is written on
deckel edged Arches paper. The Poem Page is suitable for framing.
Margins and surfaces are in pristine condition. Close-Up
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The Aquatint and Poem, together
$1,850.
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See
Corneille:French
Artist.
Contact
us to see other available engravings by Solombre, not shown
on our site at this time.
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Tattersfield446
Tattersfield, Ocean Pier. Unique Painting. Gouache
and Ink Drawing. The paper size is 16" x 20". This drawing was acquired
in 1976. For information about the drawing and its history please
read the paragraphs above. This drawing was photographed while mounted
and matted. The artwork, margins and art surface, is in pristine
condition. Close-Up | Closer
$600. |
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VanDecker738
Van Decker.
Boats at Dock 296/300. Lithograph. The paper size is 36
1/2" x 24 1/2". The colors are warm and rich. The representation
is clean and crisp. The lithograph was acquired in 1980. The lithograph
is signed and numbered in pencil. The art, margins and art surface
is in excellent condition. Close-Up
$300. |
See:
Bueno
and Salenas,
ships.
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Yokoi231
Tomoe Yokoi. Broom
. A/P The edition size is 100. Mezzotint and Aquatint Etching.
The paper size is 26" x 20". This 1973 etching was acquired in 1985.
The work is signed and numbered in pencil. For information about
this work and the process please see the paragraphs above. This
artwork, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.
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$1,400. |
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Yokoi232
Tomoe Yokoi. Bugle.
A/P The edition size is 100. Mezzotint and Aquatint Etching. The
paper size is 20" x 26". This 1973 etching was acquired in 1985.
The work is signed and numbered in pencil. For information about
this work and the process please see the paragraphs above. This
artwork, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.
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$1,400. |
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Yokoi235
Tomoe Yokoi. Salad
Bowl . A/P The edition size is 100. Mezzotint and Aquatint
Etching. The paper size is 20" x 26". This 1973 etching was acquired
in 1985. The work is signed and numbered in pencil. For information
about this work and the process please see the paragraphs above.
This artwork, margins and surface, is in pristine condition.
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$1,400. |
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Urruty004
Joel Urruty,
Lady of the Woods. Wood Sculpture: Mahogany, Maple and Concrete
85"x 12"x 12". Close-Up
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Contact us, and go
to the artist's page by clicking on his name, to see more art by
this sculptor.
$8,500.
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