Projekt 666 Sci-Fi Etching by Swedish Graphic Artist Bengt Böckman 1966

This playful and unique teapot, has different sides to it. Sometimes it looks like just a quirky tea pot with a bright mustard yellow inside. But in the view from some angles, this t...

Masterfully crafted art deco / swedish grace oval brass tray designed by Arvid Johansson (1862-1923) and made at Karlstad Konstsmide, Sweden. The tray ...

"Grodblad" by Märta Måås-Fjetterström, a stunning handwoven Swedish flatweave tapestry. This exquisite tapestry is available in both blue and red versions, and the one we have here i...

This is a playful and unique vintage green ceramic flounder is handmade by Allan Hellman in Sweden 1967 Allan Hellman (1904-1982) is an ceramic artist hailing from the coastal town ...

This is a pair of fantastic chinoiserie vintage table lamps from the 1980s. The exact material is uncertain, but they are likely made of artificial plaster. The lamps have an amphora...

This is a absolutely fabulous stoneware vase with polychrome decoration designed by Gösta Millberg for Rörstrand in Sweden. It's part of a limited series from a studio production. Th...

Bengt Orup (1916-1996), a listed Swedish artist. Color lithograph on paper. Geometric composition. Signed and dated 1985 in pencil. Edition 95/100. In perfect condition. Visible dim...

Description: Bengt Karl Erik Lindström (September 3, 1925, Berg Municipality — January 29, 2008) was a Swedish artist. Lindström was one of Sweden's bes...

Entitled "Orpheus I," and numbered six of thirty, this etching was created by Gerald Steffe in 1966. Steffe was born in Austria in 1939, and relocated to Stockholm in 1962. He is k...

Newly framed self portrait intaglio etching by Cuban artist Jose Manuel Fors.

Lovely original etching, a portrait of a local girl by Anders Zorn (1860-1920) $1500 Created 1912 and titled “Skerikulla." The image measures 9 3/4" H x 7 3/4" W. Paper size: 15 3/8" x 13" W. This print is in very good condition, but slightly light struck. Unframed. Presents in a two-ply museum mat. Anders Zorn was born in Mora, Dalarna in 1860. In 1893, on his first trip to America, Zorn visited New York City en route to the Columbian World Exhibition in Chicago (also known as Chicago's World Fair). The self-made artist subscribed to American values and immediately felt welcome in America. While at the Chicago World’s fair, Zorn met Mrs. Gardner. This chance meeting initiated a long friendship and patron relationship. Zorn's outstanding portrait of Mrs. Gardner is at the Palazzo Barbaro in Venice, and an impressive collection of Zorn prints have been on view at The Gardner Museum in Boston. In November of 1893, the Frederick Keppel Gallery on East 16th Street in New York City held the first American exhibition of Zorn's work and ignited Zorn's popularity in this country. As evidence of his influence in America, Zorn portrayed three Presidents: Theodore Roosevelt, Grover Cleveland and William Taft. He died in Stockholm in 1920. The artist was one of the most actively collected printmakers of the early 20th century, and was often ranked among the world's most highly-esteemed printmakers. In 1928, the Boston Herald published an article highlighting the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's acquisition of a collection of 110 Zorn etchings.

Abstract etching, Holland, circa 1980. Unknown artist. In original condition.