Fred Taylor

Original Vintage Post War London Underground Transport Poster Whitehall Taylor

1946

Original vintage Soviet film poster for a feature on the first International Ballet Competition for young ballet dancers held in Moscow - Молодой балет мира / Young World Ballet - sh...

Original vintage advertising poster for The Financial Times (founded 1888) newspaper - What's going on below the surface? Read The Financial Times - featuring a great design depictin...

Original antique men's fashion advertising poster for Marke PKZ Burger Kehl & Co features a great design by Stephan Krotowski (1881-1948) depicting a well dressed man wearing a long ...

Original vintage travel poster for the Isle of Wight Go There By British Railways - Southern Region. Great pictorial map artwork by the notable commercial artist and poster designer Reginald Montague Lander (1913-1980) featuring colourful illustrations of holiday tourist activities including sailing at sea, playing on the sandy beach along the English Channel coast, painting, theatre, fishing, photography, a ferry trip, whale watching...

Original vintage London Underground poster - Catch the boat by Tube - featuring colourful illustrations by the British painter Charles Shiels (1947-2012) depicting scenes along the River Thames including boats on the water and a tube train coming from a tunnel, London Bridge and people walking over a Little Venice canal bridge, old lamp posts, families walking along the embankment and people rowing on a lake with swans and ducks, trees and flowers, children and couples enjoying a sightseeing day out, people on a park bench and a policeman in uniform, with the title, transport roundel logo and information text on stations and locations above - nearest stations Camden Lock Camden Town Hyde Park Hyde Park Corner Knightsbridge Marble Arch HMS Belfast London Bridge Little Venice Warwick Avenue Regent's Park Baker Street Regent's Park Camden Town St Katherine's Dock Tower Hill...

Original vintage travel poster for the Kent seaside resort of Birchington - At all Seasons the fine dry air is invigorating beyond any other on our coasts - featuring a colourful ill...

Published in a limited edition of 750. Author: Douglas Cooper Format: Hard Copy Publisher: Berggruen Éditeur Publisher Location: Paris, France Total Pag...

In original condition. Page 33, 'The History of London from its Foundation by the Romans to the Present Time', by William Maitland, published in 1739....

Mixed media on laid paper by Hubert Brake. "Abstrakte Komposition I", 1952 48,6 x 62 cm signed and dated

Wonderful original surreal artwork by German artist Piet Morell (b.1939). Titled in German "The Worshiper of a Beautiful Watering Can". Signed bottom right. Work is B&W pencil on ...

The Chagall mezuzah collection is a limited edition art project celebrating the art of one of the most iconic Jewish artist in history. This edition, consists of 1,800 sets of 12 Mezuzah casings, one for each of the tribes of Israel. Designed by Israeli artist Menahem Berman and certified by ARTE art gallery in Jerusalem, this exquisite housing is set in a 24k gold plated case. Enclosed within, on fine 300gr art paper, is a full color silkscreen print of the Chagall window...

Karl Alexander Gerich (English, 23.4.1956 - 4.1.2016) Beautiful Bath No. 23, 1996 - Etching - Sheet ca. 29.9 x 29.9 cm - No plate mark (trimmed sheet) This pack is said to be Karl’s declaration of Love to his chosen city of Bath. Each card narrates a part of Bath’s rich history. The court cards depict portraits of personalities – real and legendary – who shaped the city of Bath as it is today. Ufinished, proof print with depictions of the court cards of diamonds and clubs, but an empty cartouche where Karl himself will appear at a later state as the joker, playing mandolin. On one of the documenting photos you can see a photo copy of what the joker card would look like. Sheet is in good condition and suitable to be framed. Karl was a brilliant playing card maker and certainly one of the most genius artist-craftsmen I had the pleasure to learn about his work and know. He could do it all: Come up with the tale, weave meaning(s) into it, fill it with spirited characters of his liking, draw it, etch it, print it, colour it and handcraft the inks, paper and card into wondersome packs of playing cards, each of them living in their own, most exquisitely crafted boxes. Every pack a magical marvel, filled with the spirit of this genius card maker … All this he did using his Adana printing press, very simple hand tools and great skill. When Karl closed down his studio in St.Peter’s Terrace in Bath, England and moved to Poplar Close, he sold off work for which he felt he no longer wanted to be the custodian. So a number of prints reached the market then. Printed sheets by Karl Gerich...