Richard Hollander

The Low-res Elephant is both a stool, a lamp and a playful decoration object at the same time. Designed by Richard Hutten in 2008 for the renowned Dutch manufacturer Gispen in the Ne...

In the early 2000s, Richard Hutten aimed to design a piece of furniture which was not constructed. In his research he ended up with rotation moulding, for which he made his own rotat...

Fun and functional ceramic spine coat stand designed by Dutch designer, Richard Hutten. This was designed for, and manufactured by Planet in 2001 but is no longer in production.

A silver plated and glass vase designed and manufactured in France by Christofle, it has never been used and it came in original box. Richard Hutten, a renowned Dutch designer known ...

Combining elements of futurism, Art Brut and Art Naif, with inspiration from his Bay Area contemporaries (such as Richard Diebenkorn), Holland has achieved both critical and commerci...

The details and the capturing of the light make this a really fantastic Dutch Old Master country house Grand Tour oil painting.

Technique: Engraving Maker: Richard Pococke, London (Dutch edition published 1776)

Technique: Engraving Maker: Richard Pococke, Dutch edition by E.W. Cramerus, Utrecht/Rotterdam/Amsterdam, 1776

Technique: Engraving Maker: Richard Pococke, London (Dutch edition published 1776)

Technique: Engraving Maker: Richard Pococke, London (Dutch edition published 1776)

Technique: Engraving Maker: Richard Pococke, Dutch edition by E.W. Cramerus, Utrecht/Rotterdam/Amsterdam, 1776

It is Plate XI from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s widely read travel account through Egypt and the Levant.

The engraving is Plate X from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel account, documenting his explorations through Egypt and the Middle East.

Numbered Plate XX, the image comes from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s illustrated travel account, an influential work that introduced many European readers to the visual cul...

The plate, numbered XIX, originates from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s illustrated travel account and reflects early European efforts to study and classify the pyramids of a...

Technique: Engraving Maker: Richard Pococke, Dutch edition by E.W. Cramerus, Amsterdam/Utrecht, 1776

Numbered Plate XXIII, this engraving comes from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s influential travel account documenting his exploration of Egypt and the Middle East.

Numbered Plate XXX, the image is from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel account, one of the earliest systematic European explorations of the region.

The print, numbered Plate XXV, is part of the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s detailed travel account of Egypt and surrounding regions.

Numbered Plate XXVII, this print comes from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel narrative and reflects his detailed study of monumental Egyptian architecture.

Numbered Plate XXXII, the engraving is from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s important travel work, which documented ancient Egyptian architecture with rare precision for its t...

The plate, numbered XXIV, is from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s illustrated travel work and reflects the Enlightenment-era fascination with Greco-Roman architecture preserve...

Marked as Plate XIII, it is part of the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s celebrated travel work documenting his explorations through Egypt and the Middle East.

Labeled Plate XIV, the image originates from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel account and reflects the European interpretation of ancient or monumental storage buildings...

The engraving is Plate XII from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel writings and illustrates the practical architecture behind Egypt’s historical flood monitoring system.

The plate, numbered XXII, comes from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel narrative, which documented his observations of Egypt’s monuments during the 18th century.

The engraving is marked as Plate XV and originates from the Dutch edition of Richard Pococke’s travel writings.

Rosofsky was part of the loose group of artists dubbed the "Monster Roster," which attracted a degree of international attention in the 1950s as a "Chicago School" He was part of a 1...

The introduction, by Roger-Henri Guerrand; Great Britain: arts and crafts and art nouveau, by Tim Benton; Spain: moderismo in Catalonia, by Tim Benton; Belgium: red steel and blue ae...

This print originates from 'Reize Rondsom De Werreld, Gedaan in de Jaaren 1740 tot 1744.', by Richard Walter, the Dutch edition of the 'A voyage round the world