MCM Expressionist Abstract Lithograph by Don Fink

Beautiful framed original MCM lithograph of cathedral Notre Dame in Paris, France by Bernard Buffet, circa 1968. The piece is signed in plate, in good vintage condition and measures 16.75" x 20.5". Great example of Buffet's mid century work...

Vintage limited edition pop art lithograph by Robert Weil, circa late 1970s. This is a unique shadow box two dimensional piece where the figure on the right in brown is reverse paint...

Nice abstract contemporary color lithograph "Untitled" by Joan Miró, circa 1960s. The image is 15.5" x 8" and the overall framed piece is 20.5" x 12.5". The piece is signed in the pr...

Contemporary abstract lithograph by artist Dan Sayles, circa 1995. This wonderful piece is presented in a black wood frame with white mat and measures 14.75...

Aaron Fink (American, b.1955) takes common, everyday objects—fruit, cups of coffee, hats—and interprets them through a 1980s Boston Expressionist filter. In 'Double Hats' (1987) he m...

Dean Jackson Meeker (Madison, Wisconsin, 1920-2002) Dean Meeker was a printmaker painter and teacher. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, Northwestern University, and the Uni...

Vibrant abstract color Lithograph #2 by Angelo Savelli, Italian, 1991-1995. Color lithograph executed on thick paper. Pencil signed and numbered by the artist. Framed in a simple, clean lined black lacquered wooden gallery frame. We have four examples of this print. Look great by themselves, or together, as seen in the second photo. The price noted below is for one framed lithograph. Savelli lived in Italy until 1953, when he moved to New York City, where he spent most of his life. Once in New York City, he became friends with all of the abstract greats, including Robert Motherwell, Ad Reinhardt and Barett Newman. He shared studio space and worked with Franz Kline and William Dekooning...

Vibrant abstract color lithograph #3 by Angelo Savelli, Italian, 1991-1995. Color lithograph executed on thick paper. Pencil signed and numbered by the artist. Framed in a simple, clean lined black lacquered wooden gallery frame. Savelli lived in Italy until 1953, when he moved to New York City, where he spent most of his life. Once in New York City, he became friends with all of the abstract greats, including Robert Motherwell, Ad Reinhardt and Barett Newman. He shared studio space and worked with Franz Kline and William Dekooning...