Newspaper Art

This elegant French Art Deco newspaper stand or magazine rack features a high gloss black lacquer finish with chrome-line detailing.

Newspaper rack, Production Thonet, Vienna 1910, bent wood, dark brown/black Measures: Height 26 inch(67cm), Width 17 inch (43cm), Depth 10 inch (25cm).

Fine detailed tramp art frame encasing an original front page from the Bangor Daily News, Monday Morning May 1, 1911. Its headline proclaims 'Bangor Swept By Furious Fire.' The tra...

From a retired steelworker or 'jack-of-all-trades farmer' with a workshop, this piece was likely made for receiving the daily newspaper somewhere in rural Texas. Made from found-obj...

Her materials include steel, twine, boat building epoxy, encaustic, and newspaper. She first started working with newspaper at the Kansas City Art Institute.

Her materials include steel, twine, boat building epoxy, encaustic, and newspaper. She first started working with newspaper at the Kansas City Art Institute.

Honarvar gathers materials from different visual and contextual worlds – slicing up fashion magazines, newspapers, home and garden glossies, art history books, scientific journals, e...

Honarvar gathers materials from different visual and contextual worlds – slicing up fashion magazines, newspapers, home and garden glossies, art history books, scientific journals,...

Lost Art Salon is a resource for modernist, vintage & antique art & objects (1900-1960's).

Lost Art Salon is a resource for modernist, vintage & antique art & objects (1900-1960's).

Her work has garnered critical attention in the New York Times, The Art Economist, American Ceramics, Ceramics Art and Perception and Sculpture Magazine in the U.S., and in La Tribun...

In 2008, he published an Op-Ed for The Art Newspaper, which encouraged removing a copyright penalty if the owner of a work could not be found.

Charles Verbrugghe ( Born in 1877 ) Original oil on panel 33x25cm. Handsigned. Painted in 1925 FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Upon initial observation, we are immediately drawn to the palpable energy – an energy reminiscent of some evocative paintings of Egon Schiele's figurative art, despite the stark styl...

A signed oil painting of Oranges resting on a wool tablecloth on a copy of the Sacramento Bee Newspaper, with a small jasmine flower protruding from under the newspaper. It is signe...

German artist Philipp Liehr first discovered his extraordinary dexterity as a dental technician. He soon perfected this artistically as a cartoonist and during his training as a scul...

This candid capture features a young Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, sitting with a newspaper circa 1967. The Rolling Stones were at the forefront of the Briti...

1950s transfer printed red and cream Roma newspaper sign. The metal sheet sign is divided in two parts and assembled on a wooden board. The letters of the newspaper logo °Roma°...

Vintage enamel metal sign "Il Giorno quotidiano d'informazione" Milan based newspaper sign in white on blue background, produced in the 1960s, in Italy. At bottom: Abbanamento al ...

Teddy Tail was one of the first English newspaper cartoon strips that began in 1915 and continued until the late 20’s but it was on its revival in the Daily Mail of 1933 that it real...

A newspaper stand, either early 20th, or late 19th century. It may be English or French. An oak and brass music stand or magazine stand with swivel feature.

This experience culminated with his creation of “Scorchy Smith”; a syndicated comic series, which appeared in 140 newspapers. Hollingsworth’s formal art studies began at New York Hi...

Her work has garnered critical attention in the Financial Times, the New York Times, The Art Economist, American Ceramics, Ceramics Art and Perception and Sculpture Magazine in the U...