Chrome Posters

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...

A Signed vibrantly colored Lithograph by Fritz Schroder, signed and dated in pencil, lower left corner. The lithograph is framed in a chrome frame, under glass. Fritz William Scholder V[1](October 6, 1937 – February 10, 2005) was a Native American artist...

Mossant 3 hats is a stunning piece of art that captures the essence of classic style and sophistication. The poster features three elegantly crafted hats, each with its unique design...

Original 1987 Pittsburgh Marathon Promotional Framed Poster by American Artist Donna M Gelman. Features a Modernist illustration of Pittsburgh Skyline over a mute gray background. ...

1960’s Psychedelic Pop Art Poster of King David and Son. Amazing colorful graphics of King David and his son. Attributed to artist Lee Conklin. In a ch...

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...