Man Ray at Alexandre Iolas Gallery Exhibition Lithograph Poster, Framed

Incredibly rare, original WPA poster designed by Maurice Merlin, a prominent Detroit artist documenting the struggles of urban Michigan. Poster mounted to ...

29.75 x 19.5 in. (75.57 x 49.53 cm) Romare Bearden’s screenprint celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whom we honor today. Bearden created this artwork in the same...

Incredibly rare WWI recruitment poster featuring what is likely General Pershing on horseback with a play on the poster featuring Uncle Sam proclaiming “I want you.” Printed for Sa...

Fabulous lounge chair by Christian Liaigre at Holly Hunt.

Mara Karetsos print poster dated 1970s from Galerie Alexandre Iolas Property from esteemed interior designer Juan Montoya. Juan Montoya is one of...

Larry Clark Gallery exhibition offset lithograph posters, American, circa 1996. The poster on the left is signed by the artist. They are from the famed photographer, filmmaker, and a...

MOMA New York, 1983. 34.25" x 24.25", framed. Uncommon poster featuring the artwork of Man Ray ( (Emmanuel Radnitzky) on the poster with his work "Admiration of the Orchestrelle for the Cinematograph", 1919 reproduced for this poster for the exhibition "The Modern Drawing: 100 Works on Paper from The Museum of Modern Art" that ran from 26 October 1983...

Framed, signed poster by Alvin Loving (1935-2005). Below is an excerpt from an online source. Detroit-born Loving earned an MFA from the University of Michigan in 1965. He began hard edge painting of cubes and hexagons in 1967. After his first one-person exhibition at Gertrude Kasle gallery in Detroit in 1969, Loving launched his New York career. Gertrude Kasle provided Loving with letters of introduction to Harold Hart of Martha Jackson Gallery and Steven Wilde and Bert Walker, curators at the Whitney Museum of American Art, where he was given a critically acclaimed, one-person exhibition in 1969. Loving was the first of a group of African-American artists whose work was shown at the Whitney during the 1970s, including Frank Bowling, Frederick Eversley, Melvin Edwards...