Leonor Fini Lithograph

1982 Erte's 90th century birthday edition four framed silk scarves, signed in the weave. No's 1 and 2 have been sold. 3 and 4 are available.

Esteban Vicente color screenprint signed in pencil. Framed size listed is unframed.

Large original silkscreen art by Michaele Vollbrach in a Black lacquered wood frame under glass (the bright spot is from the camera flash).

James Carlin Listed American Artist (1906-2005) bar scene oil on canvas in a wood Frame. Measures: 30 x 40.

19th century painting of a young boy in a giltwood frame.

Landscape oil on wood painting by W. Merritt Post in a giltwood frame. Measures: 6 x 7.5, unframed.

Lithograph by Leonor Fini, framed and numbered, 179/275 Measures: H: 65.5 cm, W: 48.5 cm, D: 2.5 cm.

Lithograph by Léonor Fini, XXth Century. Lithograph by Léonor Fini, unsigned, unframed, 20th century.     h : 64,5cm , w : 50cm, d: 0,2cm

Lithograph by Léonor Fini, XXth Century. Lithograph by Léonor Fini, unsigned, unframed, 20th century.     h : 66,5cm , w : 48cm, d: 0,2cm

Lithograph by Léonor Fini, XXth Century. Lithograph by Léonor Fini, unsigned, unframed, 20th century.     h : 66,5cm , w : 48cm, d: 0,2cm

A beautiful lithographic print by Argentinian-born Italian surrealist painter, designer, illustrator, and author Leonor Fini titled "Deux Femmes". Leonor Fini was arguably the most ferociously and heroically independent woman artist of the 20th century. Fini herself never accepted the label of "woman artist," and likewise, never considered herself a Surrealist despite her works having been included in nearly every major Surrealism exhibition from 1936 to the present. In the 1930s she lived in Paris, France where she collaborated with, or who were influenced by such prominent 20th-century artists as Jean Cocteau, Man Ray, Leonora Carrington, Salvador Dalí, Joseph Cornell, Dora Maar, Anna Magnani, Albert Camus, Jean Genet...

A beautiful lithographic print by Argentinian-born Italian surrealist painter, designer, illustrator, and author Leonor Fini titled "Femme Avec Cheveux Rouge". Leonor Fini was arguably the most ferociously and heroically independent woman artist of the 20th century. Fini herself never accepted the label of "woman artist," and likewise, never considered herself a Surrealist despite her works having been included in nearly every major Surrealism exhibition from 1936 to the present. In the 1930s she lived in Paris, France where she collaborated with, or who were influenced by such prominent 20th-century artists as Jean Cocteau, Man Ray, Leonora Carrington, Salvador Dalí, Joseph Cornell, Dora Maar, Anna Magnani, Albert Camus, Jean Genet...