Andre Dunoyer De Segonzac, St Tropez Limited Edition Lithograph C.1959

ABOUT Two prints are available. Price per piece. Editions: 136/150 and 150/150. Tom Philips, Six Pieces Opus X, 1968, signed and numbered in pencil, screenprint. Unframed. C...

ABOUT Tom Philips, Art on the Road, 1976, signed and numbered in pencil, 33/50, screenprint. Unframed. CREATOR Tom Philips 1937-2022. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1976 MATERI...

ABOUT Sergio Gonzales-Tornero Peace on Earth 1970 Etching with Aquatint, signed, titled, numbered and dated in pencil. Edition: 19/100, Unframed. CREATOR Sergio Gonzales-Tornero, Chilean (1927-2020) DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1970. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Etching with Aquatint on wove paper. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. DIMENSIONS Sheet: H 25.25 in. x W 28.25 in., Image: H 19.75 in. W 23.75 in. HISTORY Sergio Carlo Higinio Gonzalez-Tornero, painter and printmaker, was born in Santiago, Chile on May 22, 1927. The son of diplomats, he studied in Chile, Brazil, and the United States. In 1958 he studied at the Slade School in London before moving to Paris, where he worked at Stanley William Hayter's Atelier 17 and met his wife, fellow printmaker Adrienne Cullom. They settled permanently in New York in 1962, where Sergio and Adrienne worked together at Bob Blackburn's Printmaking Workshop. After visiting the Canadian archipelago of Haida Gwaii, Sergio became fascinated with the arts of the indigenous Haida peoples, finding it to be deeply spiritual: this became and remained a powerful influence in his work. Principally a printmaker, Gonzalez-Tornero had more than forty solo exhibitions in Chile, Canada, Europe, and the United States. He discussed his printmaking techniques in an essay on page 325 of Fritz Eichenberg’s The Art of the Print. Gonzalez-Tornero was awarded a fellowship by the New York State Foundation for the Arts in 1987 and a grant from the Adolph and Ester Gottlieb Foundation in 1990. He was a member of and exhibited with the Society of American Graphic Artists, the Boston Printmakers, and the Philadelphia Print Club. His work garnered numerous prestigious awards including the UNESCO Prize at the International Biennial of Prints in Cracow, Poland; first prize at the XII Biennale of Latin American Prints...

ABOUT Tom Phillips, O Orpheus Singt, Etching, Limited Edition 49/125, Signed 1977, Unframed. CREATOR Tom Philips 1937-2022. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1977. MATERIALS AND T...

A wonderful and alluring, dark, rich black and white lithograph by Chicago-born American painter and artist Richard Florsheim. The work, titled "Blast Furnaces...

Limited edition lithograph print entitled "The Hug" by artist and member of The Beatles, John Lennon, circa 1988. The image depicts two figures embracing, representative of Lennon an...

An iconic image by Pop Art master artist Roy Lichtenstein titled "Haystack #6" from his critically acclaimed, somewhat rare, and now hard-to-find Haystack series. Lichtenstein, inspired by his trip to Paris and viewing of Claude Monet's impressionistic paintings of haystacks, the work, and series is a pop art homage to the French painter. The series of seven "Haystack" prints runs from morning (yellow) to midnight (black, with embossing) each reflecting Monet's changing light effects. This work is a limited edition lithograph with screen printing on Rives BFK white wove paper. It was published by Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles (with their blind stamps to the lower right margin). The work was done in a limited numbered edition of 100. The work is hand-signed in pencil, dated (1969), and numbered (90/100) by Lichtenstein. This particular work can be found in The Tate Museum, London, UK, The Philadelphia Art Museum...

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