Surrealist Oil on Canvas by Jose Luis Alfaro, Peru

Large abstract oil painting titled: "Connected Green Deal" Natural pigment on vintage Belgian linen canvas Textured green iguana abstract...

Herbert Bayer "Event" tapestry, 1980. Signed lower left, "Bayer" and with insignia to lower right. Verso with signed, titled, dated and numbered (2/3) label. Produced by the Munchener Gobelin-Manufaktur. Tapestry 60...

Oak settee by Guillerme and Chambron for Votre Maison, 1960s The model “Denis” boasts a stunning organic modern aesthetic. Sculptural sofa features an open back with slender spills ...

Bronze sculpture by James Lawton, titled "Feminity" Signed and dated Jim Lawton 67 Comes with archive pictures and letter by the artist (see pictures).   

Vintage curved chest of drawers Architettura by Fornasetti Iconic Fornasetti Architettura model, silkscreened, painted and lacquered by hand. Decoration of a Renaissance building. ...

American modern "Lacuna" swivel chair & ottoman by Warren Pardi. Studio built in 1977, work of art lounge chair inspired by the opening petals of a lotus...

Pair of roosters, oil on canvas, signed 'A. Tartaglione'. The title is 'Nel Perù', 'In Peru'. Italy, 1962.  

Fantastic work by the Ecuadorian painter Luis Millingalli, reflecting the cultural wealth of indigenous peoples, specifically in this work he shows u...

Fantastic work by the Ecuadorian painter Luis Millingalli, reflecting the cultural richness of indigenous peoples, specifically in this work he shows...

Italian Surrealist oil painting on canvas after Modigliani. This interesting framed oil painting on canvas with a glass front is of an elongated mal...

An early abstract painting by Leonard Nelson (1912-1993) signed and dated 1957 lower right. Acquired directly from the Nelson estate.

Title: Hiding in The Jungle Artist: Yang Qian (Chinese; B. 1959) Medium: Oil on canvas Years: purchased circa 1990 A Palm Beach, FL collection An early work by Yang Qian during his sojourn in Florida, USA. The series delved into art history with reinterpretation and overlaying symbolism. The painting is set in a moody tropical jungle at night and is a clear reinterpretation and a dialogue between Henri Rousseau's The Dream and Paul Gauguin's La Femme du Roi. Although the two French artists were contemporaries, they may have not intersected in their personal lives. Pioneering and ground-breaking for their time, their work were celebrated posthumously and served as inspiration for later artists. For a similar painting Odalisque Now (c.1990) see lot 135 of Sotheby's Contemporary Art Asia sale...