Paul Calle "Through the Tall Grass" Signed LE Artist Print # 68/950

Carved from a substantial piece of teak, this masterpiece is nearly 3 and a half feet tall. It features an elderly, bearded man carrying a bowl of food, possibly noodles, with two ma...

A stunning work of pressed copper, this substantial piece depicts a hunting scene from the late-19th century. If we could title the piece, we would call it "Bulging" after the magnif...

This beautiful pair of wall-mounted consoles is crafted from solid oak and finished with a rich, dark stain. The consoles feature carved pedestals surmounted by flat, canted corner s...

Comprised of solid oak and oak veneer, this beautiful hunt server features graceful lines apparent in the rounded curves of its three tiers, turned risers,...

Paul Colin Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. Paul Colin - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

Paul Colin Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. Paul Colin - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

PAUL COLIN Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. PAUL COLIN - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

Paul Colin Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. Paul Colin - LE TUMULTE NOIR...