Abstract Style Equestrian Lithograph by Camille Hilaire

Set of four limited edition lithographs of the four seasons by Mark Van Epps. All signed AP 5/25.

Large original oil painting on board of a close up of man's face by T. Howard.

Original oil painting by multi award winning artist, Paul Gaston Ambille. Born in 1930 and died in 2010. He studied at the prestigious Ecole des Beaux Arts de Paris. His works are ve...

Original contemporary oil painting of Man's face by Larry Graeber.

Whimsical painting of lady in a barrel or "Strip Poker" by William Wegman. Provenance, Holly Solomon Gallery, N.YC.

Limited edition lithograph of a seated ballerina by Jean Jansem.

Abstract expressionist lithograph by Martha Zelt, American, circa 1950s. An outstanding black and white abstract expressionist lithograph by w...

Original midcentury abstract lithograph signed P.Z and numbered 8/75, in the style of Margaret Neill. This limited edition and interes...

Contemporary abstract lithograph by Swedish artist Leif Knudsen (1928-1975). Signed and dated. Framed under glass.

Framed Size: 28 1/4"W ...

Vibrant abstract color lithograph #3 by Angelo Savelli, Italian, 1991-1995. Color lithograph executed on thick paper. Pencil signed and numbered by the artist. Framed in a simple, clean lined black lacquered wooden gallery frame. Savelli lived in Italy until 1953, when he moved to New York City, where he spent most of his life. Once in New York City, he became friends with all of the abstract greats, including Robert Motherwell, Ad Reinhardt and Barett Newman. He shared studio space and worked with Franz Kline and William Dekooning...

Vibrant abstract color Lithograph #2 by Angelo Savelli, Italian, 1991-1995. Color lithograph executed on thick paper. Pencil signed and numbered by the artist. Framed in a simple, clean lined black lacquered wooden gallery frame. We have four examples of this print. Look great by themselves, or together, as seen in the second photo. The price noted below is for one framed lithograph. Savelli lived in Italy until 1953, when he moved to New York City, where he spent most of his life. Once in New York City, he became friends with all of the abstract greats, including Robert Motherwell, Ad Reinhardt and Barett Newman. He shared studio space and worked with Franz Kline and William Dekooning...

A white and black abstract lithograph depicting an imaginary galaxy by Louise Siekman. It is numbered 1/10. It sits in a black stained frame.