Romare Bearden "Dreams of Exile" Color Lithograph

Frank Stella (American, b. 1936) "Empress of India I" from V Series, 1968, lithograph in colors, edition 100, marked "A.P." for Artist Proof, pencil signed, and numbered "X / XVI" lo...

Jean Lurcat (French, 1892-1966), "Belier-Feuillage" [Ram-Foliage], Lithograph in Colors on Paper, circa 1950s, signed in plate lower left, ink inscribed, signed, and dated below, mou...

Irene Zevon (American, 1918-2006), Untitled, Lithograph in Colors on Paper, 1959, signed in pencil and dated lower right and marked "Trial Proof" lower left, depicting an abstract st...

Sam Francis (American, 1923-1994 ) "Paradise Ash" (Diptych), 1981, Lithograph in colors, on two sheets of HMP Koller paper, pencil signed and editioned "37/43", published by Gemini G...

John Murray Barton (American, 1921-2000), "To Lenny with Love", Artist's Proof Lithograph in Colors on Paper, signed in pencil lower right, titled lower center, and marked "A.P." low...

Rony Rehow (XX), Abstract Landscape, Lithograph, pencil signed, numbered"14/16", and dated "77". Provenance: From a New York City collection.

Stunning and rare, this beautiful and panoramic Japanese woodblock triptych print was produced in the 1850s in a now famed collaboration between renowned artists Utagawa (Ando) Hiroshige and Utagawa (Toyokuni III) Kunisada. Hiroshige was the leading landscape print artist and Kunisada the leading actor and figure print artists of their era. The print has all the correct artist's (Hiroshige's red rectangular seal), publisher and date seals and stamps. It was originally purchased from the Franell Gallery which was located in the Okura Hotel in Tokyo in the late 1960s and 1970s and owned by American artist and writer Frances Blakemore...

Beautiful vintage framed lithograph of the New York Stock Exchange. This piece is evocative and beautiful. This piece was originally provided...

This iconic woodblock print by Chikanobu Toyohara (1838-1912), titled 'A Mirror of Japanese Nobility,' depicts Emperor Meiji, his consort, and the heir t...

Salvador created the Portrait of my Dead Brother painting in 1963 to pay homage to his late brother. His brother had died at the age of three after suffering from an infectious stomach inflammation. As a result, Salvador's parents had named him after his dead brother in a bid fill the void his death had caused. This beautiful high quality and European lithograph...

This lithograph is numbered 142/150 from 1955 and titled Katsura Kyoto (6) It has a very modern look and is in original midcentury frame.

This poster from the 1920s melds the meticulous detail of traditional Chinese painting with the craft of color lithography. The poster depicts two young girls gathered by an ornate stool...