Carol Summers Woodblock Print on Japanese Paper, Corinth Canal
By Carol Summers
Located in Providence, RI
Carol Summers woodblock print on Japanese paper titled Corinth Canal, in vibrant colors. This
Paint, Paper
Sold|$1,000
Contemporary Woodblock in Black and White "Lachrima Artis (The Tear of Art)"
Located in Cleveland, OH
This is a contemporary print inspired by music and nature. Claudio Orso is an Italian printmaker, living and working in Cleveland, Ohio. His contemporary compositions are inspired b...
Ink, Handmade Paper
Mikumo 20th Century Japanese Woodblock Abstract in Pencil Signed 1970
By Mikumo
Located in Morristown, NJ
Beautiful Example of Mikumo Japanese Woodblock Abstract Art. Man with Dog and Birds on Tree Pencil
Sold|$12,000
Boy on Swan Float, 2020 Woodblock, screen print, fabric, collage Edition of 30
Located in Atlanta, GA
Derrick Adams (b. 1970) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, New York. He received his BFA from Pratt Institute and his MFA from Columbia University, and he is an alumnus...
Screen
Japanese Woodblock Semi-Abstract Brown Moon Lithograph in Wood and Gold Frame
Located in Pasadena, CA
This Japanese semi-abstract woodblock features a brown moon reigning over plain and intertwined
Wood, Paper
"Stonehenge" Woodblock Print, 20th Century
By Seymour Tubis
Located in San Francisco, CA
This mid to late 20th century woodblock print on paper entitled "Stonehenge" is by Santa
Paper, Woodcut
Carol Summers Woodblock Print on Japanese Paper, La Terra Trema
By Carol Summers
Located in Providence, RI
Translated from the Italian, La Terra Trema means “the earth trembles.” If you google “La Terra Trema,” what pops up is Luchino Visconti's 1948 film about Sicilian fisherman. It has ...
Paper, Ink
Circular and Rectilinear Forms Late 20th Century Print in Blue and Red
By Barbara Lewis
Located in San Francisco, CA
This late 20th century abstract mixed media woodblock print in red and blue is by Chicago-based
Paper, Mixed Media, Woodcut
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