Large Maxfield Parrish Landscape Print “Homestead By River”, Framed, C1930

Large Maxfield Parrish Art Deco Print “Ecstasy”, Framed, C1920 Measures - 33.75"H x 23.75"W x 1.75"D

Large Maxfield Parrish Art Deco Print “The Lute Players”, Framed, C1920 Measures- 22.5''H x 34.75''W x 2''D

Antique Rubaiyat Art Deco Maxfield Parrish Print, Framed, C1920 Measures- 4.5''H x 10.75''W x .5''D

Large Antique Maxfield Parrish Art Deco Edison Mazda Print "Lamp Seller Of Baghdad" circa 1920 Measures - 35.75" x 24" x 1".

An antique Art Deco antique "Dinky Bird" print after original by Maxfield Parrish, framed, circa 1920 Measures- 19.5''H x 14''W x 1.5''D Ca...

Art Deco Maxfield Parrish “Waterfall” Edison Mazda Calendar Top Print, Framed, C1970 Measures - 32.75"H x 25.5"W x .5"D

This extraordinary paean to Maxfield Parrish brings together an original, 1920s print featuring the "Dream Garden" mosaic in Philadelphia, with a recent, elaborate frame and matte in...

Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections. Original Lithograph. A Continuous Tone ( No Dots) Lithographic Print. This piece is named "Garden of Allah...

Vintage Print within Wooden Frame. Sold as is . Possibly 1930s. Vintage Condition Consistent with Age as Pictured. Dimensions. 14 W ; 3/4 D ; 17 H

A gorgeous framed print from a photograph taken by artist Christine Triebert of a foggy landscape. This etherial and haunting landscape draws you in, and would compliment any interio...

Antique circa 1930's pencil signed etching by Leon A. Makielski titled "Huron River," showing a landscape view of the Huron river lined with trees. Beveled wood frame, white mat. "Leon A. Makielski (1885 - 1974) was active/lived in Michigan, Illinois. Leon Makielski is known for Landscape, portrait and still life painting, mural. Leon was born in Morris Run, Pennsylvania in 1885 and grew up in South Bend, Indiana. In the early 1900's he studied at the Art Institute of Chicago where by 1908 he became an instructor and was awarded the Institute's highest honor, the John Quincy Adams Traveling Scholarship. For the next four years Makielski studied in Paris and its environs. He was enrolled in the Academie Julian and the Grand Chaumiere both in Paris. He was a pupil of Henri Martin, Richard Miller, Lucien Simon and R. Menard. He exhibited in the Paris Salons of 1910 and 1911 and spent much of his time painting the countryside around Paris, especially Giverny and Versailles. "Undins's Pool", "Luxembourg Palace" and "Wildflowers, Giverny" are wonderful examples of his work during this period. William Gerdts cites Makielski in Monet's Giverny: "An Impressionist Colony" (Abbeville Press, 1993) as one of the most traditional of the second generation colonists who followed the lead of Theodore Robinson and other first generation Americans at Giverny. Makielski's training might have been earlier influenced by the Hoosier Impressionists active in Chicago during his training there, but the European experience clearly brought forth a style of its own. Makielski returned to South Bend in...

VINTAGE FRAMED WOODCUT PRINT BY EVA ROEMER (1889-1977) Depicting a dreamy landscape scene looking through the foliage in the foreground over a lake to mountains in the background usi...