David Allgood "Iris" Signed Serigraph

David Allgood "Hawk" signed serigraph numbered 254/500. Framed. Made in USA, c. 1980's.

Signed David Norton Diptych watercolor painting on canvas. Dated 1982 on signature.

Salvador Dali Signed Lithograph, 1970s.

Abstract art work of a galaxy. Three dimensional impasto painting. Dimensions: 47.75"H x 47.75"W x 1"D.

A set of 40 framed German art plate engravings. These came from a two volume set of Meisterwerke of German Art by Carl Thonet Jutsum published by George Barrie (Boston, New York and ...

Late 19th century KPM. The plate is 7.75" W x 9.75" H.

This is a wonderful serigraph signed by David Allgood. The subject is a flower Peony in yellow hues. It has a raised surface with vibrant hues. This will bring interest and texture i...

Michael Argov (1920-1982) Title: Untitled 2 Year: 1970 Medium: Serigraph in colors on wove paper Edition: 17/43 Print Grade: 8/10 Condition: Great Artist signed, numbered, a...

Midcentury whimsical portrait in the style of Art Nouveau of a girl in a serigraph form. The artwork is signed by Frank Gallo (American b. 1933) an...

Great decorative piece by Art Deco artist Erté (1892-1990) 20th century. 1985 Production. Signed lower right, numbered 184/300 lower left. An elegant female figure in silver with ad...

For FULL item description click on CONTINUE READING at the bottom of this page. Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Art Acquisitions Of Peter Max " Impressions of a L...

"Vintage limited edition expressionist lithograph print by David Schneuer depicting a woman in a red dress and hat, flanked on either side by another woman in gray and a man in a suit; penciled signed and numbered 115/300. Titled La Belle / Madame in Red / Dame in Rot. David Schneuer (1905 – 1988); was a unique witness to Europe between the World Wars and the golden period of German Expressionism. He was born in 1905 in Austro-Hungary (Poland) and raised mostly by his mother due to the effects of World War I and losing his father to the war. After graduating from the Munchner Kunstgewerbeschule, he moved to Paris, where he collaborated with many leading artists By his early childhood his family decided to move to Berlin. On their way however, after a delay in Hamburg, the Schneuer’s settled permanently in Munich. A Jewish boy...