Mod Era Vividly Colored Silkscreen on Paper by Myfanwy Phillips

A pair of floral serigraph prints by Swedish born artist, Dietrich Grunewald. Bouquets of flowers in blues, cornflower, yellow, olive, and cream are e...

Machine age era wrought iron garden dining table recently restored with zinc primer and powder-coated in matte black. Wavy glass top and plant holder underneath.

A c.1950s set of three framed enamel on copper artworks by Greet van der Wens. Each work features a main subject, popular of the era - young de...

Offering an as found framed original mid-century oil painting on board of two gothic style teenage girls, perhaps sisters. Most likely influenced by the pop surrealism "Big Eyes" paintings of Margaret Keane, this original is slightly more representational and easier to behold while still evoking emotions through the lens of their eyes. Unsigned, I attribute this to Etienne Roth...

Pop art silkscreen print on paper - untitled - signed Cutler - numbered 44/99 at the bottom of the print - unframed - contained in a double bevel edged matte - circa 1987. Excellent...

Moon Baby by Kiki Kogelnik - Viennese painter made it in 1968 inspired by Pop Art. Silkscreen on paper. 100/70 cm.

A contemporary silkscreen on heavy weight paper titled "Stop" by Detroit based artist Niagara. Hand signed in gold marker, lower right. Acquired direct from the artist at Niagara's s...

The butterflies depicted in the plates are special, both historically in the context of British lepidopterology and scientifically in terms of their morphology and behavior. 1. **Arran Brown (Erebia ligea)** - The image labeled "22" likely depicts what is commonly known as the Arran Brown, previously known as Arran Argus. It's a species that prefers grassy habitats and flies low to the ground. These butterflies have brown wings with eye-like spots on the upper side, which can confuse predators into attacking the wrong part of the body. 2. **Scotch Argus (Erebia aethiops)** - The image labeled "23" seems to represent the Scotch Argus. This butterfly has dark brown wings with orange bands containing black spots, each centered with a tiny white dot. It is commonly found in damp grassy areas and is especially interesting due to its limited distribution, being primarily found in Scotland and parts of Northern England. 3. **Small Ringlet (Erebia cothurnatus)** - The image labeled "24" probably shows the Small Ringlet, which in some texts may be referred to as Small Mountain Ringlet or Small Heath...