Harold Cohn Prints

Own a Piece of Protest History: Signed 1968 Lithograph by K.C. Rignall Calling all art collectors and history buffs! We have a rare opportunity to acquire a signed lithograph by re...

A wonderfully designed, complexly composed abstract serigraph print by prominent African American artist William Tolliver (1951-2000) titled "Natural Beauty". The piece, featuring a...

Officer of the Line: Handcolored Print of a Military Official, Plate 34, 1862 This distinguished handcolored lithograph, Officer of the Line, is Plate 34 from the 1862 second edit...

Title: Towering Mammoth Tree: "Beauty of the Forest" Lithograph Description: This stunning lithograph, titled "Mammoth Tree: Beauty of the Forest," captures the majesty of one of California's iconic giant sequoias, a true testament to nature's grandeur. This one is likely located in Oakland, near San Francisco in Cafifornia. The composition emphasizes the sheer scale of the tree, rising high above the surrounding forest canopy, with minute human figures at its base to provide a sense of proportion. The scene evokes both awe and tranquility, offering a glimpse into the pristine wilderness that once dominated the American landscape. Created through the detailed process of lithography, this piece was produced by T. Sinclair's renowned lithographic studio in Philadelphia. The precision and delicate shading of the print reflect the artist's dedication to realism, while the warm, earthy tones enhance its timeless appeal. Lithography, celebrated for its ability to capture intricate details, was a revolutionary art form in the 19th century, making this print both a historical and artistic treasure. The Mammoth Trees, California's iconic giant sequoias, are nowadays primarily found in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The most famous groves include: Giant Forest, located in Sequoia National Park, home to the General Sherman Tree, the largest tree in the world by volume. Mariposa Grove, located in Yosemite National Park, home to the Grizzly Giant and other famous sequoias. Calaveras Big Trees State Park, located in northern California, one of the first groves to be widely publicized. Kings Canyon...

French Art Nouveau Style Figurative Color Lithograph, Signed and Numbered This exquisite original French color lithograph, created in the iconic Art Nouveau style, captures a gracef...

The antique botanical print titled 'Cactus Truncatus' is a beautiful depiction of the Schlumbergera, commonly known as the Christmas cactus. Here's some information about this print: 1. **Title:** 'Cactus Truncatus' 2. **Botanical Significance:** The print showcases the Schlumbergera or Christmas cactus, a popular ornamental plant known for its vibrant and colorful flowers. This cactus is often cultivated for its attractive blooms, which typically appear during the holiday season, hence the common name "Christmas cactus." 3. **Origin:** The print originates from 'Sertum Botanicum. Collection Choisie de Plantes Les Plus Remarquables par Leur Elegance, Leur Eclat & Leur Utilite,' which can be translated as 'Botanical Wreath...

A beautiful original sepia print after the celebrated Scottish wildlife artist Archibald Thorburn (1860–1935), depicting an elegant study of teal and pintail ducks with the exception...

This print, another exquisite piece from the "Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade" collection, features the Northern Shoveler, scientifically named Spatula clypeata. The ...

Vintage signed lithograph titled Le Grand Bassin, Luxembourg by American artist Harold Altman.  Harold Altman (1924–2003), a recognized American printmaker known for his park scenes....

Theo Tobiasse Figurative Color Lithograph Year: 2002 Medium: Lithograph, signed and numbered in pencil Limited Edition: #93/125 Framed dimensions: 31" Wide x 39 3/4" High x 2" Deep...

Offered is an original 1903 photogravure by Douglas Adams entitled "A Tight Line." The print depicts fishermen in a stream, beside large mountains. The fisherman at right arches his ...

A hand-colored illustration of various insect species, created around 1866. Th print is potentially part of a publication by W. G. Sebald, a well-known German writer, also known as Max Sebald. He was an avid collector of art and had an interest in natural history. Specific types of moths and butterflies projected: Emperor Moth (Saturnia pavonia): Typically, this moth has a distinctive eye pattern...