Modernist Oil On Canvas by Guy Goodwin "Street Boxology"

Original Signed lithograph titled "Shield" by James Carter. It also has a custom burled elm frame. This piece has been floated and features hues of teal, terra cotta, sea foam green,...

Mid-Century unknown artist untitled multimedia constructivist style box sculpture, an untitled work presenting a construction of painted wood, glass, and Formica on panel, creating a...

German Paul Wunderlich (1927-2010) Les Soeurs (B. 220) lithograph, the image of the two sisters charged with eroticism and also playful in its surrealistic to...

This glittering Modernist Pyrite Rock Specimen on Rectilinear Lucite Base originates from America, 20th Century. Features a beautiful natural cluster of Pyrite, which gets its name f...

Handmade by our exclusive atelier, this refined mirror represents one of the few contemporary pieces that we carry, and for good reason. It embodies the old-world craftsmanship and l...

This stunning modernist pendant was realized in Murano, Italy - the island off the coast of Venice renowned for centuries for its superlative glass production. It features a spherica...

Framed oil on canvas board by Guy Carleton Wiggins (1883–1962). Wiggins was an American impressionist painter known for his painting of street scene of New York City in snow. The pai...

A modernist painting oil on canvas by Olga Pagana, "Bailerina", dated 2002. Signed lower right. In very good condition and with original wooden frame. Oil on canvas 16.50 by 13 inch...

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

Barminski large canvas.

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...

Oil on panel by the Swiss painter Guy Dessauges. Made in the 70's using the artist's typical "glazing" technique which gives the painting a beautiful dept...