Bohemian Prints

Lithograph from 1991 by Jean Michel Basquiat. Gorgeous custom frame work.

Pablo Picasso lithograph from 90 years ago Antique on Velin from 1926 Paris. Image size 10 x 8 inches and approx 24 x 20 inches overall. Custom frame includes certificate. Rocmar ...

Transform your space with this set of three Boho Chic Faux Bamboo Rattan Framed Animal Prints. Featuring tigers, zebras, and lions, each print is encased in a faux bamboo rattan fram...

A fabulous vintage Boho Advertisement poster. A chic poster for Navy Tobacco with a handsome young sailor. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

Japanese gyotaku print of a bluefish. Signed in plate by the artist. Originally produced by the FishAye Trading Company, beach theme. Re-framed in black with mottled navy blue mat. ...

'Flower Power" A very nice Lithograph of a Sunflower signed "Montgomery" print 72 or 150 Small tear along edge. This image will bring happiness to any room.

This print appears to be in the original 20th century wood frame under glass. It has not been taken out of the frame and appears to be in fine condition save for some browning on the...

A dynamic mixed-media piece by the iconic Brooklyn artist Bast. Numbered 46 of 150.

Tomi Ungerer, Truc/Stranger Than Fiction, 1968 Towing the line between his timeless and most adorable children’s book illustrations and some of his more titillating designs for humorous erotica, this poster promotes the now-closed, historic Truc boutique in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Specializing in wildly-scented soaps and hippie-dippy aromatherapy products, Truc, enjoyed thinking that its wares were beyond the imagination of the common man. Off-set lithograph Measures: 20 x 45 inches Very good condition First Printing 1968 Unsigned  About the artist Tomi Ungerer is best known for his witty children's books, as well as being a successful political commentator, prolific writer, and erotic artist. Born in Strasbourg in 1931, he first gained notoriety after moving to New York in 1956 and creating illustrations for magazines such as Esquire, Life, Harper’s Bazaar, The Village Voice, and The New York Times. Ungerer is now internationally renowned for his etched caricatures imbued with sharp social satire. During the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s Ungerer began to branch out from advertising and editorial work to make personal pictorial responses to racism, fascism, and war, most notably a set of brutal anti-Vietnam war posters...

Tomi Ungerer, Truc/Stranger Than Fiction, 1968 Towing the line between his timeless and most adorable children’s book illustrations and some of his more titillating designs for humorous erotica, this poster promotes the now-closed, historic Truc boutique in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Specializing in wildly-scented soaps and hippie-dippy aromatherapy products, Truc, enjoyed thinking that its wares were beyond the imagination of the common man. Off-set lithograph 20 x 45 inches Very good condition 1st Printing 1968 Unsigned About the artist Tomi Ungerer is best known for his witty children's books, as well as being a successful political commentator, prolific writer, and erotic artist. Born in Strasbourg in 1931, he first gained notoriety after moving to New York in 1956 and creating illustrations for magazines such as Esquire, Life, Harper’s Bazaar, The Village Voice, and The New York Times. Ungerer is now internationally renowned for his etched caricatures imbued with sharp social satire. During the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s Ungerer began to branch out from advertising and editorial work to make personal pictorial responses to racism, fascism, and war, most notably a set of brutal anti-Vietnam war posters...