Antique Invitations

This piece is not just art; it's an invitation to unwind and enjoy the simple pleasures of life.

A Conversation Topic: Every detail of the scene is an invitation to travel and rediscover historical mythology.

The winding path guides the eye through the scene, evoking an invitation to explore. The dense vegetation emphasizes the richness of nature, while the partially cloudy sky adds drama...

The generous seat cushion and padded arms still offer that same invitation. An antique Louis XV bergère chair with original patina is increasingly difficult to find in honest condit...

In 1839 Havell went to America at the invitation of Audubon, first residing in Brooklyn. He settled in Ossining on the Hudson River and later moved to Tarrytown, New York, living the...

Today, this poster stands as a classic example of interwar travel advertising: both a document of its time and a timeless invitation to discovery. It captures the Netherlands not sim...

Sketch realized in 1924 for the invitation to "Ballets Russes de Serge Diaghilev".

This poster is a prime example of d’Alesi’s talent for turning transportation into aspiration—offering not just a journey, but an invitation to dream. A rare and historically signif...

Ideal for enhancing a living room, hallway or bedroom, this mirror is an invitation to travel back in time, to an era when luxury and art came together to create unique and enchantin...

Owning a tapestry of this caliber is an invitation to participate in a lineage of taste shaped by Europe’s most elite salons.

These two diagonal paths, one of water, one of land, function as twin invitation lines, drawing the viewer gently but irresistibly into the heart of the scene.

In 1706, he moved to England at the invitation of Swedish enameller Charles Boit to work on a large enamel project.

(It was suspected that the underlying reason for Normann's invitation to Munch was to cause this split). Normann exhibited in Oslo, Berlin, London, Vienna, Düsseldorf, Munich and Pa...

This exceptional piece is an invitation to infuse your home with historical elegance and storytelling.

Perfectly appropriate for a weekend at Balmoral, should you ever receive an invitation. Only upon closer inspection can you see the tiny little frowns on each dog's face.

Acquiring this chandelier is not just a purchase; it is an invitation to timeless elegance in your space. It is not just a lighting fixture, but also embodies history, craftsmanship ...

Incorporating these vases into your collection is more than an acquisition; it's an invitation to relish in the artistry and craftsmanship that continue to captivate hearts and imagi...

After joining the Futurist movement at the invitation of Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and Boccioni, Severini signed the Manifesto tecnico della pittura futurista of April 1910, along wi...

In 1904, he participated in the Salon de la Libre Esthétique in Brussels then, on the invitation of Paul Signac, in the Salon d'Automne. The Durand-Ruel gallery showed his works in o...

In 1706, he moved to England at the invitation of Swedish enameller Charles Boit to work on a large enamel project.

He sold his work in his store and through other merchants such as Macy's in New York, but turned down an invitation from the prestigious Danish maker Georg Jensen to market Novick's ...

Each painting serves as an invitation to pause, look more closely, and rediscover the poetry in everyday life.

Incorporating this tray into your collection is more than an acquisition; it's an invitation to relish in the craftsmanship and aesthetic excellence that continue to captivate today.

In 1899 the newly created Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society accepted an invitation to play their home matches at Rye and the varsity match was first played at Rye in 1911.

Its panoramic perspective, rich color palette, and informative layout made it both an advertisement and a travel dreamscape — an invitation to ascend into alpine splendor aboard one ...

He became enamored with the medium, producing an impressive 117 in his first year of exploring the printmaking medium. In 1919 at the invitation of the architect Walter Gropius, he w...

He exhibited that year in London at the Royal Albert Hall, at the invitation of the Allied Artists' Association, demonstrating the painter's distinguished status within the internati...

The imagery is deeply symbolic: Christ approaches the door of the human heart, asking to be welcomed; the shepherd’s staff references His role as protector; the soft halo and gentle ...

The scene radiates harmony, leisure, and exclusivity—an invitation to a refined escape. The promotional text highlights the location’s unique appeal: “La mer.

In the foreground, elegant visitors admire the view from a scenic vantage point—an invitation to the viewer to imagine themselves as part of this refined escapade.

In the artist’s file at the New York Public Library, there is an invitation, dated March 1923, from Messrs. Kennedy and Company at 693 Fifth Avenue to a “special Easter Exhibition of...

This photograph was the result of an invitation from the Hungarian cellist Feri Roth, the leader of a string quartet performing works by modern composers like Ravel and Debussy.

Other founding or early members included the architect Josef Hoffmann, the designer Koloman Moser, the designer and architect Joseph Maria Olbrich, and the painters Max Kurzweil and ...

Other founding or early members included the architect Josef Hoffmann, the designer Koloman Moser, the designer and architect Joseph Maria Olbrich, and the painters Max Kurzweil and ...

This lot includes the related memorabilia including: 2 Brass Badges (1 Officers and 1 Lieutenants), a large photograph of the mustering out dinner meeting of members of the American ...

In May 1652, he returned to Amsterdam on invitation of Nicolaes Tulp, who owned a number of his paintings.

Thoma traveled to England in 1879 at the invitation of art collector Charles Minoprio. Over the years, Minoprio acquired more than 60 oil paintings by Thoma and organized the first e...

Thoma traveled to England in 1879 at the invitation of art collector Charles Minoprio. Over the years, Minoprio acquired more than 60 oil paintings by Thoma and organized the first e...

Houdon's portrait sculpture of Washington was the result of a specific invitation by Benjamin Franklin to cross the Atlantic in 1785, specifically to visit Mount Vernon, so that Wash...

In 1839 Havell went to America at the invitation of Audubon, first residing in Brooklyn. He settled in Ossining on the Hudson River and later moved to Tarrytown, New York, living the...

This is set in a straight invitation cushion which continues as an inverted basket with repeated geometric patterned curb in relief and pods gathered from filigree curb.

Exhibition of Eugenio Marana - Fascist teachers National association is a vintage print of exhibition invitation realized in 1929. The exhibition was held in Palazzo delle Esposizio...

Standing at 23.5 inches tall, this statue commands attention with its serene expression, flowing robe, and outstretched arms — symbolizing comfort and divine invitation. A powerful r...

The alloy was originally developed in 1914 by a Swedish metallurgist CarI Molin, who exhibited Dirigold pieces at World's Fair in New York City and Gohlenburg Exposition, achieving r...

This striking element transforms the Trumeau into an enchanting treasure chest of secrets and beauty, an invitation to discover and rediscover the wonders hidden within.

It is believed that this medallion was commissioned by Tiffany as an invitation to an exclusive party celebrating the end of the war.

Nearly a century later, Contel’s vision endures — a striking blend of illustration and invitation, where the local becomes universal, and a train ticket becomes a passport to authent...

In 1839 Havell went to America at the invitation of Audubon, first residing in Brooklyn. He settled in Ossining on the Hudson River and later moved to Tarrytown, New York, living the...

Adding these commodini to your home is an invitation to embrace the art of thoughtful design, celebrating the craftsmanship of 19th-century Italy.

Incorporating this painting into your collection is more than an acquisition; it's an invitation to relish in the timeless beauty and cultural significance that continue to captivate...

Upon returning home after the war, Stevens received an invitation from John Pepper of the Boston Art Club to hold a solo exhibition.

Upon returning home after the war, Stevens received an invitation from John Pepper of the Boston Art Club to hold a solo exhibition.

Her outstretched hand and gentle expression accompany the phrase “Venite qui” (Come here), conveying invitation or maternal urgency. The gesture, subtle but unmistakable, is made wit...

PRESENTATION OF A BUST OF COBDEN TO THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. On the invitation of the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, a conversazione was held last evening in the Museum of Sci...

Whether placed in a grand interior or a softly lit retreat, its presence evokes a sense of tranquility and refinement, an invitation to revel in the rich legacy of Turkish craftsmans...

These include Boat in a Rocky Inlet of 1910 with its frolicking women bathers, Allegory of War of 1915 executed in 24 hours, Invitation to Skate of 1919, numerous paintings of Women ...

His success in portraying distinguished Turks led to an invitation to Constantinople, where he painted several portraits for the Sultan.

This poster served as a visual invitation to art enthusiasts to explore the cultural richness of the Dutch East Indies through a diverse range of artworks.

The palette provides a soft landing and invitation to tranquil mindfulness which brings warmth into nearly any interior it graces.

Many of Sloan's small format prints were used as holiday greetings or invitations. "A New Year plate dealing with the 'fun with fire' theme."