Ed Mell Artist Proof “Cactus Flower” Large Scale Serigraph Western Art

Victor Vasarely (Hungarian / French, 1906-1997), circa 1980. "Compositions" - Serigraph on paper signed to lower right and numbered 210 of 250. Measuring 30.25" w x 48.25" h (Framed)...

An original serigraph by Françoise Gilot, this image is known as "Sunflowers With Fallen Petals." Each is hand-signed by the artist. It was printed in 1990 for Art & Antiques magazin...

Earl Biss (American, 1947-1998), "Rising to The Call of the Fog in the Morning", lithograph on paper, signed to the lower margin 'Biss, 80" and with Peter C. Holmes of Origins Press ...

18th C. antique Royal cup ioan Giardini Maxi Joseph Limpach etching! Perfectly framed and hand colored.

An abstract modernist serigraph on paper titled "Rio Blanco" by Richard Kozlow. Hand signed in pencil on the lower right. Titled and annotated artist's proof on the lower left. Publi...

An abstract modernist serigraph on paper titled "Superior" by Richard Kozlow. Hand signed in pencil on the lower right. Titled and annotated Artist's Proof on the lower left. Publish...

Zamy Steynovitz (Israeli 1951-2000) - "Bride On Her Wedding Night" - fine art serigraph on wove paper - signed in pencil lower right - Artist's Proof 8/65 lower left - artist's inven...

"Dancer” – Artist’s Proof Serigraph by Bertha Vincent Walls (American, 1917–2010) Bertha Vincent Walls (American, 1917–2010). Edition: Artist’s Proof (A.P.), pencil signed lower right, edition notation lower left. A striking silkscreen print by noted American artist Bertha Vincent Walls, whose work explores dynamic human forms through bold color blocking and dramatic silhouette. In Dancer, a muscular male figure is caught mid-leap, arm raised with theatrical flair against an abstract red and ochre background. The visual tension between motion and stillness reflects Walls’ deep engagement with modern dance, movement, and the expressive human body. This vibrant Artist’s Proof exemplifies the artist’s command of color and form in mid-century printmaking. Attribution Note: Stylistically, Dancer aligns with the mid-20th-century figurative expression seen in the works of Charles Wilbert White...