"Girl Before a Mirror", Thermal Lacquered Litho of 1932 Picasso

Pair of Italian School Paintings from the 18th Century. " Allegory of Summer and Autumn" Oils on canvas. In simplistic black frames with slight gilding.

Pair of Framed Alexis Walter Mixed Media Paintings in brushed steel frames

Midcentury French oil on canvas entitled "Port of Nile" in a new frame.

Description EDMOND LOUYOT (French 1861-1920) after FRANÇOIS BOUCHER (French 1703-1770) A GERMAN EMPIRE ROCOCO REVIVAL PAINTING, "Two Putti as Allegories of Music," LORRAINE, 1899, oi...

Stunning! Re-creation of Pablo Picasso's Iconic Cubist Painting "Girl With Mandolin" Signed verso: Sela Dimensions: 36" by 24" In the late 1980's Picasso artwork was really start...

Italian antique Oil pastel painting of a landscape, 1932 Oil pastel painting representing a natural landscape: two trees in the foreground and mountains in the background. In a finely worked dark wood guillochè frame. 1932. Signed and dated lower right. Very good conditions, it has light marks on the frame. Measurements in cm 42 x 5 x 33 H This fantastic painting...

Paul Marien (1932)
 The attributes of the engraver Oil on canvas mounted on panel, signed lower right 30 x 40 cm In Les Attributs du Graveur, Paul Marien pays homage to the traditio...

Sydney Harbour poster Sydney Harbour Bridge poster design Attributed to Douglas Annand in our opinion, this was an original drawing for the 1932 poster competition. In 1932, the poster competition committee asked Douglas Annand and Arthur Whitmore to collaborate together to produce the now-famous 19th March 1932 poster. There are clear similarities between ours and the collaborative poster. Our design clearly shows more of an Art Deco and feminine design, as opposed to the more masculine, collaborative Sydney Harbour Bridge poster design. Our drawing is Gouache on paper laid down on the artist's board. The drawing is in the original frame and mount, dated March 1932 and is unsigned. BIOGRAPHY Douglas Shenton Annand (1903-1976), graphic designer and artist, was born on 22 March 1903 at Toowoomba, Queensland, the third child of Frederick William Gadsby Annand, accountant, and his wife Helen Alice, née Robinson, both Queenslanders. Having taken the commercial course at the Central Technical College, Brisbane, in 1920, Douglas j...