Henry Heerup Prints

Rare, original 19th century woodblock print. Beautiful Edo period print from the original publisher. Quality framed with conservation glass in an black painted frame. Red Blue Gree...

A mesmerizing abstract by artist Jim Dine from 1970 that incorporates elements of pop art and abstract expressionism. Offset lithograph on metallic paper. “Hearts'' shows off a patt...

These are exceptionally RARE color engraved prints done after originals by artist Henry William Bunbury (1750-1811) and engraved by Francesco Bartol...

Print of a hare by the acclaimed Danish artist and illustrator Mads Stage (1922–2004). Mads Stage (Danish, 1922-2004) A hare, part of his popular wildlife i...

A print signed Squeri, numbered 1/20, and titled Kyoto, reminiscent of the work of Verner Panton.

One of a set of three. This is a hand-colored aquatint print titled The Hunter by Henry Alken, originally published in 1821 as part of a series of six plates called The High Mettled ...

Rare Artist Proof Vintage Silver Gelatin Print by Pierre Molinier (1900–1976) – Effigy (Photomontage I, Plate 3) from Le Chaman et ses Créatures (The Shaman and His Creatures), Circa...

"Source" a rare artist's working print, was the basis for a mural or bas-relief sculpture for the interior or facade of a building in the Art Deco era probably a water treatment buil...

Rattlesnake and Cobras – Antique Reptile Natural History Print, c.1895 This striking antique natural history print depicts several of the world's most feared and fascinating serpents, including cobras and a rattlesnake, shown within a lush tropical landscape. The composition combines scientific observation with dramatic visual storytelling, presenting the reptiles in lifelike poses among bamboo, foliage, and water, creating a scene that is both educational and highly decorative. At the center of the image, two cobras confront one another with expanded hoods, displaying the distinctive markings that have made these snakes among the most recognizable reptiles in the world. Above them, another snake coils through bamboo stems while clutching its prey, illustrating the predatory behavior that fascinated nineteenth-century naturalists. The detailed rendering of scales, coloration, and anatomy reflects the period's growing interest in zoology and the scientific classification of animal species. During the nineteenth century, illustrated natural history books introduced readers to exotic wildlife from Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Advances in lithographic printing allowed artists and publishers to create increasingly accurate and visually appealing images, making scientific knowledge accessible to a broad audience. Prints such as this served both as educational illustrations and as decorative works of art. The subtle palette of greens, browns, ochres, and soft earth tones gives the print a refined appearance while preserving the dramatic presence of the reptiles. The tropical setting and dynamic composition make this an especially attractive example of Victorian-era zoological illustration. Today, antique reptile prints...

Antique Print of Nantucket Daydreams, by Henry S. Wyer, Nantucket, circa 1900, a period print depicting a gentleman in overstuffed wing chair by the hearth, a copy of Nantucket's "Inquirer and Mirror" open on lap, smoking a cigar and leaning back lost in thought: in the curls of smoke are simple sketches of many iconic Nantucket landmarks and views. Flanking the fireplace in place of tiles are a series of miniature copies of eight of H.S. Wyer's photographs. This is one of the rarest of antique Nantucket prints...

Presented is a charming, hand colored engraving of “The President’s House, From Washington.” The engraving is after William Henry Bartlett’s “The President's House, From The River,” ...

Wonderful print of St Henry II Illuminated Chromolithograph Published circa 1880 Unframed. Foxing to the margin Free shipping The measurement is the paper size