Contemporary Framed Mel Ramos "Cohiba Cigar" Offset Lithograph Liv Tyler

For your consideration is a fun, framed lithograph, entitled "Five Plus Five Plus Two," signed by Barbara Oldsheusky, numbered 181/300. In very good condition. The dimensions are 22....

A powerful and moving contemporary Judaica lithograph titled “The Mission” by Israeli artist Arie Dubi. Hand signed in pencil on the bottom right,...

A fanciful and whimsical lithograph titled "Scorpio" by American artist Judith Bledsoe. Hand signed in pencil on the bottom left with an annotation of 205/250 on the bottom left. An ...

An imaginative and whimsical embossed lithograph titled "Libra by American artist Judith Bledsoe. Hand signed in pencil on the bottom left with an annotation of 126/250 on the bottom...

This is a lithograph of John Tyler, who was the 10th President of the United States. It is most likely from the book "Portrait Gallery of Distinguished American Citizens", which c...

Discover the tranquil beauty of "Peace River I and II," vintage framed lithographs by Mel Stauffor. These signed artworks capture the serene essence of the...

Antique Elizabeth Tyler Lithograph “Jack And The Beanstalk”, Framed, C1920 Measures- 30''H x 24.5''W x 1.25''D; 26'' x 20.5'' sight

Black lacquered wood framed offset lithograph after Gil Elvgren, titled “Sleepy Time Girl”. Image site measurements, 7.5” x 9.5”. Framed measurements “12” x 15” x .5”. Not examined outside of the frame. About the artist; Gil Elvgren studied at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts before transferring to the American Academy of Art in Chicago, where he graduated in 1936.[3] Elvgren then joined the stable of artists at Stevens and Gross, Chicago's most prestigious advertising agency. He became a protégé of the artist Haddon Sundblom. In 1937, Gil began painting calendar pin-ups for Louis F. Dow, one of America's leading publishing companies, during which time he created about 60 works on 28 × 22 in canvas and distinguished them with a printed signature. Many of his pin-ups were reproduced as nose art on military aircraft during World War II. Circa 1944, Elvgren was approached by Brown and Bigelow...