Mule Deer in Ferns Illustration WPA Poster Silkscreen Artist Proof Unknown

Wonderful contemporary feeling watercolor. Framed in Baltimore, not sure if this is the original frame for the work. Signed and dated 1932, Unknown artist. Procured in US. W 19.5 ...

Unsigned multi colored/layered silkscreen. Framed W 30.5 x H 26.5 in. Image W 23.5 x H 19.5 in.

Massive 70s silkscreen wall art made by Harris G. Strong Corporation of NYC. The white is showing some slight soiling here and there from normal exposure.

Large stoneware piece. Unknown artist, procured years ago from an older 1950s estate. Damage to one neck, but threads onto steel rod, so does not effect any function.

A wonderful 1960s Parisian oil painting, a Tourist Street Souvenir, by artist J. de P. of the Regatta at Argenteuil originally by Claude Monet. I...

USA, circa 1960s. Lyn Howley Water Lilies Studio editions lithograph on framed board. Monumental size, in Earthtones, Metallics and Golds. Made in Culver Ci...

An early and important work of Frederick Massa, who is best known for his murals for the Fort Ticonderoga Post Office and the Pacific Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, this fair...

Helen Stuart is a water colour artist who specialises in Northumberland scenes. This signed Artist's Proof of Alnwick Castle is framed and would effortl...

Abstract Sam Francis (1923-1994) Artist Proof lithograph from the early 1960s. This piece was acquired in 1984 from the Smith Anderson Gallery. Fram...

Oil on canvas, Austria second half of the 19th century. Dimension painting only: 30 x 23 cm.

In this pastel artwork, the unknown artist depicted a pink horse parading through the realms of imagination. The horse's body is adorned with a geometric pattern and structured block...

This original watercolor by Depression Era New York artist William Gropper relates to two of Gropper's most important Depression Era prints: “Refugees” and “Uprooted.” Signed lower right and dedicated to: Bob & Helen Garelick. Garelick was Gropper’s Detroit dealer in the 1960's and ‘70's. Painting measures: 21 1/2" H x 15" W. Frame measures: 28" H x 21" W In excellent condition. Created circa 1932. New-York born artist William Gropper (1897-1977) was a painter and cartoonist who, with caricature style, focused on social concerns. During the 1930s, working as a part of the Federal Arts Project, he produced some of the most gripping social protest works of the Great Depression. He was born to a poor immigrant family on the Lower East Side fueling his subject interest in the downtrodden. His subjects included industrial strikes, especially in the coal mining and steel-production centers. He did much illustration-cartoon work for the New York Tribune newspaper, Vanity Fair magazine and the politically 'left-wing' publication, "New Masses." Some of his other pieces focused on the hypocrisy of government figures, especially members of the United States Senate...