Heather James Fine Art

“Trock-2” (1982) is an acrylic on canvas painting by American artist, Jack Roth. Roth, best known as an Abstract Expressionist and Color Field painter, studied under Mark Rothko, Cly...

“New Synthesis 18” (1981) is an acrylic on canvas painting by American artist, Jack Roth. Roth, best known as an Abstract Expressionist and Color Field painter, studied under Mark Ro...

Robert Rauschenberg's "Untitled" (1985) dates from the early years of the Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange, the decade-long touring project he conceived and largely self-fun...

“ABSOLUT(Study)” (1991) is a wall sculpture by American artist, Sam Gilliam. Gilliam was a major figure in postwar American abstraction, best known for pushing Color Field painting ...

Andrew Wyeth's Nude (1976) belongs to the Helga series, the fifteen-year study of Helga Testorf he made privately between 1971 and 1985 and revealed only in 1986, in a Time cover sto...

“Untitled” (2013) is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by Guatemalan conceptual artist, Dario Escobar. Escobar trained as an architect and art conservator, specializing in rest...

“A B C Art (Low Relief) Part II: PMBWFDLJ (Pangram)” (2010) is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper in 32-parts by American conceptual artist, John Baldessari. This 32-part print i...

“Clock” (1994) is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Ed Ruscha. The subject matter of a clock face is nearly camouflaged within tall, dry grass, continuing th...

“Dog” (1994) is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Ed Ruscha. The close-cropped silhouette of a dog is a more sentimental subject than Ruscha's usual focus of...

“Ghost Station” (2011) is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Ed Ruscha. In this print, color is eliminated entirely from Standard gas station, one of Ruscha's...

“Rusty Signs - Dead End 1” (2014) is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Ed Ruscha. This print with the text-based subject continues Ruscha's decades-long pract...

“The Invention” is a Mixografia® print on handmade paper with archival pigment and string, by American artist, Jacob Hashimoto. Hashimoto is known for his kite-and-cloud installatio...

“The Fountain” is a Mixografia® print on handmade paper with archival pigment and string, by American artist, Jacob Hashimoto. Hashimoto is known for his kite-and-cloud installation...

“The Whirlwind” is a Mixografia® print on handmade paper with archival pigment and string, by American artist, Jacob Hashimoto. Hashimoto is known for his kite-and-cloud installatio...

“The Muse” is a Mixografia® print on handmade paper with archival pigment and string, by American artist, Jacob Hashimoto. Hashimoto is known for his kite-and-cloud installations, o...

Martin Buber (F&S II.228) is a screenprint on Lenox Museum Board from the series, “Ten Portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century” by American Pop artist, Andy Warhol. This project ...

“Electric Chair (F&S II.81)” is a screenprint on paper by American Pop artist, Andy Warhol. The work is part of Warhol's "Death and Disaster" series, notable for addressing depiction...

Untitled (Jackie) is a screenprint, colophon, and Teletype text on paper from The Flash series - November 22, 1963 by American Pop artist, Andy Warhol. “Flash November 22, 1963” is an 11-print screenprint portfolio Warhol made in 1968, published by Racolin Press (Briarcliff Manor, NY) and printed by Aetna Silkscreen Products, Inc. The complete portfolio consists of 11 prints, each 21 x 21 inches, from an edition of 200, with nine unsigned works and two signed works, plus a hand-signed, numbered colophon page. The series name "Flash" is derived from the term "News Flash" after all the media coverage following JFK's assassination. The Flash series was Warhol's last iteration of the Kennedy-assassination subject, following his earlier Jackie Kennedy paintings...

“Perfil II” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by Spanish artist, Manolo Valdés'. This print continues Valdés' career-long practice of reinterpreting historical portraiture. In 1965 he co-founded Equipo Crónica, a Spanish Pop art...

“Perfil I” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by Spanish artist, Manolo Valdés'. This print continues Valdés' career-long practice of reinterpreting historical portraiture. In 1965 he co-founded Equipo Crónica, a Spanish Pop art...

“Crochet V” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Louis Bourgeois. This work is part of Bourgeois's late-career engagement with thread and textile imagery, ti...

“Crochet IV” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Louis Bourgeois. This work is part of Bourgeois's late-career engagement with thread and textile imagery, t...

“Crochet III” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Louis Bourgeois. This work is part of Bourgeois's late-career engagement with thread and textile imagery, ...

“Crochet II” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Louis Bourgeois. This work is part of Bourgeois's late-career engagement with thread and textile imagery, t...

“Crochet I” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper by American artist, Louis Bourgeois. This work is part of Bourgeois's late-career engagement with thread and textile imagery, t...

“Guadalupe” is a Mixografía® print on handmade paper, by Helen Frankenthaler. This print demonstrates Frankenthaler's soak-stain technique translated into a hand-cast relief medium. ...

"Satyric Festival Song" is screenprint in colors on Lennox Museum Board from the Martha Graham Suite by pop artist, Andy Warhol. The work is edition 78/100. In 1986 Warhol created ...

“Le Chapeau Épinglé (The Pinned Hat) 1E Planche” is a lithograph on paper by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The work exists in two plates (the 1ère and 2ème Planche) which is a deliberate ...

Wolf Kahn's "Middleton Place II" (1974) belongs to the decade when barns, his signature subject, defined his career. It reflects the split between Kahn's Manhattan winters and the Ve...

“Stonehenge (With Two Persons) Orange” combines a found black-and-white photograph of two men with a hand-colored, Mixografía-cast Stonehenge silhouette rendered entirely in orange, ...

“Stonehenge (With Two Persons) Orange” combines a found black-and-white photograph of two men with a hand-colored, Mixografía-cast Stonehenge silhouette rendered entirely in orange, ...

“Stonehenge (With Two Persons) Orange” combines a found black-and-white photograph of two men with a hand-colored, Mixografía-cast Stonehenge silhouette rendered entirely in orange, ...

Jan van Goyen's 'Landscape with Figures by a Barn' (1637) was painted the year before he was elected hoofdman of The Hague's Guild of Saint Luke, an office that recognized a landscap...

Jan van Goyen's 'River Scene with Cottages' (1638) dates to the year he was elected hoofdman of The Hague's Guild of Saint Luke, an honor he held again in 1640. By 1638 he had entere...

“The Kermesse of Saint George (A Village Festival)” is an oil on canvas painting by David Teniers the Younger (or David Teniers II) as opposed to his father, David Teniers the Elder....

A rare and important painting by Giulio Cesare Procaccini depicting the legendary Judith Beheading Holofernes—a subject that has captivated artists from Caravaggio and Artemisia Gent...

Alfred Sisley’s Cavalier en lisière de forêt (Horseman on the Edge of the Forest), from 1875, is a luminous painting depicting a tranquil road near Marly-le-Roi, where Sisley found c...

Vincent van Gogh's 'The New Church and Old Houses in the Hague' (1882–1883) stands among his earliest oils, painted just weeks after he resumed working in the medium in August 1882. ...

‘First Egg’ is a mirror polished stainless steel sculpture by Architect-trained sculptor, David C. Morris. Morris earned an...

‘La Loge (The Lodge)’ is an oil on canvas portrait painting by French painter, Jean-Gabriel Domergue. Domergue was a leading French portrait painter known for capturing the elegance ...

‘The Clam Diggers’ is an oil on canvas seascape painting by American Impressionist painter, Granville Redmond. Redmond made his name on moody, nearly figureless Tonalist seascapes, ...

Milton Avery's 'The Print Dress (Woman with Mandolin)' (c. 1935) belongs to a pivotal year: in 1935 Avery had his first solo exhibition, at New York's Valentine Gallery, alongside Ma...

Daniel Arsham’s “Veiled Porsche” depicts a Porsche 930 Turbo in the moment of unveiling; the in fabric mid-billow as though blown by the wind. Arsham’s drapery technique, which is drawn from classical antiquity, specifically referencing Hellenistic veiled sculpture...

David Hockney's "Less Trees Near Warter" (2009) is a deliberate, melancholic sequel — its title a pointed inversion of "Bigger Trees Near Warter," the 2007 celebration of a Yorkshire...

Elaine de Kooning's "Kaldis with Scarves" (1969) portrays Aristodimos Kaldis, the Greek-American painter who became one of her favorite subjects. Portraiture was the center of her Ab...

Elaine de Kooning's Portrait of William T. Brown (c. 1953) belongs to the "faceless men" series she painted between roughly 1947 and 1956 — her own answer to Abstract Expressionism. ...

“Craftsmen Before a House” is an oil on panel painting by David Teniers the Younger (or David Teniers II) as opposed to his father, David Teniers the Elder. Teniers II was an importa...

“Ritual” (2026) is an acrylic on canvas, contemporary illustrative painting by American artist, Jeremy Booth, depicting a western scene of a cowboy in a stark, graphic palette. Kent...

“Desert Steel” (2024) is an acrylic on canvas, contemporary illustrative painting by American artist, Jeremy Booth, depicting a western scene of a truck, cowboy, and horse in a stark...

“Hadron (white)” is a folded flag sculpture by American sculptor, Mimi Herbert. Made of silkscreen formed acrylic sheet and 9700 Naz-dar industrial ink, this sculpture can be install...

“11:45” (2026) is a folded flag sculpture by American sculptor, Mimi Herbert. Made of silkscreen formed acrylic sheet and 9700 Naz-dar industrial ink, this sculpture can be installed...

"Bon Génie, Taille originale” is a small-scale bronze sculpture by sculptor, Auguste Rodin. Rodin is universally recognized as the father of modern sculpture, and the bridge between ...

Raymond Pettibon is at the cornerstone of the post-punk/West Coast art scene and now firmly canonical in contemporary art. At the time “Untitled (The Sense must…)” was created in199...

Sebastiao Salgado was one of the most celebrated living documentary photographers. His work is held in the collections of the MoMA, Getty, and Bibliothèque nationale de France, among...

Ed Ruscha’s “Drops” (1971) is a lithograph showcasing the stylized text characteristic of Ruscha's oeuvre, in which the word "Drops" appears to materialize out of water droplets, fus...

Ellsworth Kelly’s, “Orange” (2004), published by Gemini G.E.L., is a color lithograph defined by a single saturated orange field interrupted by a precise internal curved division. Th...

Created in 1964, ‘Fumeur à la Cigarette Blanche’ belongs to Picasso’s late graphic period, a prolific era in which he returned to themes of portraiture, artistic identity, and the cr...

‘Putaine' is a work on paper by Spanish artist, Joan Miro. Drawings were among Miro’s most private works. The Fundació Joan Miró holds 5,000 drawings the artist gave personally in 19...

Created in 1959, ‘Femme regardant par la fenêtre’ belongs to Picasso’s celebrated late period of color linocuts, produced primarily in Vallauris during the 1950s. These works repres...

Ed Ruscha is one of the most distinguished American artists due in part for his explorations of the symbols of Americana and the relationship between language and art. The End is a c...