1934 English Aquatint of a Labrador with Pheasant by R. Ward Binks

Circa 1920s Japanese woodblock print "Cormorant with Fish" by Ohara Koson. Ohara Koson (Shoson), 1877-1945. Provenance: Dr. Hugh McCormick Smith (1865-1941), world famous naturalist,...

Etching portrait of Arthur Rimbaud, 1961, by Jacques Villon (French, 1875-1963). Villon was born Gaston Emil Duchamp (brother of famed Marcel, Suzanne & Raymond Duchamp). Rimbaud was...

18th Century ReStrike Print of Bronzes Adorning the Fountain of Daybreak at the Palace of Versailles. Originally created and printed in 1687 by Jacques Houzeau, when the Bronzes were...

Hand colored engraving of 1805 by Frederick Polydore Nodder, the "Phalaena Sylla", plate 669. For George Shaw's "The Naturalist's Miscellany" together with descriptive pages by Shaw....

This print is an illustration from the German "Illustrirte Chronik der Zeit" (Illustrated Chronicle of the Time). The specific illustration seems to depict two birds identified as "E...

Spring and Langan English boxing scene aquatint etching Drawn and etched by James Clements & John Pitman Worcester; Published March 22, 1824 by James Clements & John Pitman at 184 F...

Original etching and aquatint titled 'Interior' signed Julian Trevelyan in pencil, signed and numbered 2/52, from the small and very rare limited edition in black wooden frame. Julian was a distinguished artist and print maker producing work with a broad appeal. A highly collectible almost abstract interior by a leading modern British artist. The working life of Julian Trevelyan (1910-88) spanned more than 65 years. He joined Stanley Hayter's atelier in Paris in 1931 where he worked alongside artists such as Ernst, Kokoschka, Masson, Miro and Picasso. It was in this atmosphere that he turned to Surrealism and became a founding member of the British Surrealist Group. Trevelyan taught at the Royal College of Art. He was a highly influential teacher (his students included David Hockney and Ron Kitaj...

Elegant 20th century lithograph-aquatint signed and dated lower right, numbered 10/40 lower middle and titled lower left in pencil. Actual size without the frame 35" x 23".5.