Copper Plate Engravings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi
Located in San Francisco, CA
Piranesi, in his fifties, was interested in archaeology and studied in Southern Italy where he produced drawings of Greek architecture. Medium: Etching on laid paper. Year: circa 1...
Studio Interior No. 1 — 1930s Masterwork
By Armin Landeck
Located in Myrtle Beach, SC
ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Wisconsin, Armin Landeck (1903-1984) was educated in New York at Columbia University School of Architecture. He made his first etching in 1927 and from that ...
Drypoint
Manhattan Nocturne
By Armin Landeck
Located in Myrtle Beach, SC
ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Wisconsin, Armin Landeck (1903-1984) was educated in New York at Columbia University School of Architecture. He made his first etching in 1927 and from that ...
Drypoint
Composition #6, quiet architectural monotype by Renaud Alliran
By Renaud Allirand
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Monotype completed during his period as Resident Artist at the French Institute of Tangier, 2017. Signed on the reverse. A quiet, architectural, and meditative, built from restraint ...
Etching, Monoprint
Raoul Dufy - Adam and Eve in Modernity - Original Etching
By Raoul Dufy
Located in Collonge Bellerive, Geneve, CH
Raoul Dufy - Haussmann Architecture - Original Etching Dimensions: 13 x 10".
Etching
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