Picasso The Dance

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Boris Kochno

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Eugene Gaillard

Beauty And The Beast

Ballet Poster

Pablo PicassoPablo Picasso, Dancer, from The Honeysuckle, 1943, 1943

$1,996Sale Price|20% Off

Pablo Picasso, Dancer, from The Honeysuckle, 1943

By Pablo Picasso

Located in Southampton, NY

Pablo Picasso Danseuse Dancer Le Chevre-Feuille 1943 zincograph Robert J Godet Modernism.

Category

1940s Cubist Abstract Prints

$1,485

Jean Cocteau - Europe's Founders - Original Lithograph

Located in Collonge Bellerive, Geneve, CH

Cocteau designed posters for the Ballets Russe, and in 1917 he was one of the collaborators on the ballet Parade: Cocteau wrote the story, Erik Satie composed the music, Léonide Mass...

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1960s Modern Portrait Prints

Materials

Lithograph

Jean CocteauJean Cocteau - Torero's Son - Original Lithograph, 1961

$1,371

Jean Cocteau - Torero's Son - Original Lithograph

By Jean Cocteau

Located in Collonge Bellerive, Geneve, CH

Cocteau designed posters for the Ballets Russe, and in 1917 he was one of the collaborators on the ballet Parade: Cocteau wrote the story, Erik Satie composed the music, Léonide Mass...

Materials

Lithograph

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(after) Pablo PicassoAfter Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973), The Three Dancers (Le Danse), Signed Pencil., 1925

Unavailable

H 18.9 in W 14.18 in

After Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973), The Three Dancers (Le Danse), Signed Pencil.

By (after) Pablo Picasso

Located in Littlehampton, West Sussex

After Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973), The Three Dancers (Le Danse), signed in pencil and gallery stamped.

Materials

Metal, Brass

$60,000

H 25 in W 21 in

The White Peacock

By Jessie Arms Botke

Located in Palm Desert, CA

A painting by Jessie Arms Botke. "The White Peacock" is a wildlife impressionist painting, oil on canvas in a palette of whites, blues, and browns by female, American artist Jessie A...

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Early 20th Century Impressionist Animal Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Oil

Pablo PicassoLe Modèle et son Peintre - Etching by Pablo Picasso - 1963, 1963

$14,739

H 19.69 in W 27.56 in D 0.04 in

Le Modèle et son Peintre - Etching by Pablo Picasso - 1963

By Pablo Picasso

Located in Roma, IT

Etching, burin and Aquatint. Edition of 24/50 prints, numbered and hand signed. Rare and in very good conditions. Bibliography: G. Bloch, Picasso: Catalog of the Printed Graphic wor...

Category

1960s Modern Figurative Prints

Materials

Etching

Wool Bird Hooked Rug Stool

$716Sale Price|20% Off

H 17 in W 17 in D 8 in

Wool Bird Hooked Rug Stool

Located in Los Angeles, CA

Wool Hooked rug made into a beautiful stool with round ball feet. Colors are vibrant on the hood rug cushion. Comfortable to sit on or rest your feet on. Great size.

Category

Early 20th Century American Folk Art Stools

Materials

Wool, Wood

Pablo PicassoPatron et sa Suite en Visite à l’Atelier - Etching by P. Picasso - 1968, 1968

$11,997

H 14.18 in W 18.51 in

Patron et sa Suite en Visite à l’Atelier - Etching by P. Picasso - 1968

By Pablo Picasso

Located in Roma, IT

Hand signed. Edition 35 of 50. From the Serie “Les 347”, table no. 110. Perfect impression on vélin blanc, very fresh and with sheet in full margins and perfect conditions, numbered ...

Category

1960s Cubist Figurative Prints

Materials

Drypoint, Aquatint

Set of Four Mario Papperzini Amalfi Iron Lounge Garden Chairs

$18,000 / set

H 34 in W 26 in D 32 in

Set of Four Mario Papperzini Amalfi Iron Lounge Garden Chairs

By Mario Papperzini

Located in Rio Vista, CA

An iconic and rare set of four of "Amalfi" lounge chairs with adjustable chain backs after the mid-century modern design by Mario Papperzini for John Salterini. The set features an o...

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20th Century American Neoclassical Patio and Garden Furniture

Materials

Brass, Iron

Mid-Century Modern Murano Glass Sconces, Brass Frame, Italy 1970s

$4,000 / set

H 17.72 in W 13.78 in D 3.94 in

Mid-Century Modern Murano Glass Sconces, Brass Frame, Italy 1970s

By AVMazzega

Located in Dallas, TX

Pair of large Mid Century Modern Murano glass sconces, Italy, 1970s. The pair of Italian sconces is made of a brass frame and thick clear Murano glass elements. The center Murano gla...

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Vintage 1970s Italian Mid-Century Modern Wall Lights and Sconces

Materials

Brass

French Art Nouveau Wall / Hanging cabinet attributed to Alphonse mucha 1900 wood

$3,079

H 20.87 in W 15.95 in D 7.29 in

French Art Nouveau Wall / Hanging cabinet attributed to Alphonse mucha 1900 wood

By Alphonse Mucha

Located in Ijzendijke, NL

Gorgeous French Art Nouveau Wall cabinet / hanging cabinet in the style of Alphonse Mucha 1900. The piece has been carved and hand painted on all 3 sides displaying a work in the si...

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Antique Early 1900s French Art Nouveau Cabinets

Materials

Wood

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