MGM Studios 1940s Promotional Movie Art by Jacques Kapralik

One of the most intriguing and mysterious WPA-era prints we have ever offered, this rare, possibly unique work depicts a group of two women and two men in intense conversation at a crude wood table, in a simple room with cracks in the plaster that show the wood lath underneath. The four almost seem like a group on the lam in a film noir from the period, desperately running from a crime of some kind. Two of the four face downward, deeply focused on the subject at hand, and another is lost in thought, a pipe in his mouth. The fourth is most mysterious of all, facing away from the viewer. but clearly animated and in conversation. The artist was Alice Harold Murphy...

1940s linoleum block print of a wire fox terrier by Burnley Weaver. White paint on one corner of frame.

This 1940s, colored block print on linen from Slovakia, shows a couple in love in a picturesque land scape. The pictures is made for wall decoration and is now framed. "I love you so much...

Thomas Arthur Robertson color serigraph titled “Flight.” This print is in excellent condition with strong fresh color. It’s an edition of 43 and was created, circa 1940s. Signed in ...

Jeanne D' Arc on horseback by Georges Rouault. Color Print number 4004 published by New York Graphic Society, Fine Art Publishers circa 1940. It is mounted in a gold-painted frame wi...

Yves Diey, Art Deco etching after the painting "Jeune Femme" (1935), circa 1940, signed.