“Ch. Sorlier” French Lithograph by Jean Carzou, 1965

Outstanding color lithograph, titled “Bearing Gifts” from 1950s and annotated 3/90, signed by American artist Irving Amen. Amen (1918-2011) is known as one of the most important p...

Beautiful Signed and numbered lithograph by Sandu Liberman depicting two children sitting on the floor. Sandu Liberman was a Romanian-born Israeli painter...

Incredible acrylic painting by Ron Pelley, signed and dated 1979. Subject is a cold loggers gaze of satisfaction.  

Discover the beauty of this exceptional vintage oil painting by Gauna. Featuring a stunning red iridescent nautilus shell, this framed and signed artwork adds a touch of elegance and...

Colorful Oil Painting depicting an old boat house signed by Tina Pay. Additional information: Material: Canvas Color: Blue, White Style: Vintage Artist: Tina Pay Time Period:...

Step into the vibrant world of the 1960s with the Mid Century Modern Abstract Bridge Painting by Gillingham. This original oil on canvas piece, signed by Gillingham on the middle rig...

Jean Carzou Venezia 1973 lithography on the so-called Dosabiki Masashi which is Japanese handmade paper. The Art work is numbered XXXIX/C, 39/100, and signed. It can be shipped with ...

A surrealist portrait by listed French artist Jean Pierre Clement depicting a female figure framed by what appear to be walls surrounding a window. She wears a dark button down coat ...

A surrealist painting by listed French artist Jean Pierre Clement depicting a male figure in jester-like clothing and a light red headdress. He appears to be reading inside a small, ...

Wonderful abstract painting Oil on board. Unframed Initialed on verso. Some interesting gallery information also on verso giving the artists biography.

1965 Mel Ramos litho “Chic” Screenprint in colors, on heavy wove paper. signed and numbered 100/200 in pencil (there were also 50 artist's proofs), published by Original Editions, New York. Hamburger Girl, offset color lithograph About: Mel Ramos American, 1935-2018 Mel Ramos’s provocative, humorous paintings mix idealized nude women with the imagery of popular culture—Coca Cola bottles, movie posters, and the like. A prolific artist from his emergence in the 1960s onward, Ramos has often based his nudes on the female celebrities of the day, from Marilyn Monroe to Scarlett Johansson. His style references the sensuality and glossy flatness of pin-ups and Playboy spreads and has drawn the ire of feminists and art critics alike, despite Ramos’s assertion that his works are “apolitical”. Though clearly aligned with Pop art in his appropriation of imagery from mass media and consumer products, Ramos calls his practice rooted in Surrealism and its emphasis on “absurd conjunctions”—in his case, a beautiful nude woman emerging from a Snickers wrapper or lounging seductively in a banana split...

A 19th century portrait of a young girl attributed to French artist Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805). Oil on canvas. Unsigned, possibly an early copy of this prolific painter who was...