Vintage 1930s Charles Bowling Archway of Trees Etching

Vintage circa 1930's dry point etching on paper by Charles T. Bowling (1891 - 1985) Texas. He was active in the pre-World War II group of Regionalist artist...

Circa 1920's etching on paper of Beverly Beeches, England by Alfred Hutty (1877-1954) American. Signed and titled in pencil lower margin, edition of 75. U...

Woodcut on paper portrait of young woman circa 1930's. Signed Rosario Hudson lower right corner. Unframed, age toning.

Circa 1920's etching on paper of Heidelberg Germany by Luigi Kasimir (1881–1962) Austria. Signed in pencil lower margin. Unframed, age toning, foxing in margins.

1943 Etching on paper by Dorothy Stauffer (1901-1971). Signed, titled and dated Ed 50 in pencil along lower margin. WPA style titled Cost Plus NAA, scene at ...

Vintage 1967 Maurice R. Bebbs (1891-1985) color aquatint etching on paper. Signed, titled Chickadee, numbered 9/15 artist proof in pencil along lower margin. Unframed, displayed in f...

Louis Icart (1888-1950). Etching on paper. Women and Buddha. 1930s. Visible dimensions: 56 x 44 cm. Total dimensions: 63 x 52 cm. The frame measures: 1.5 cm. In excellent conditi...

This vintage poster from the 1930s features a fashionably dressed young mother posing with her son and daughter. The poster may have been given as a gift for the Chinese New Year, as...

Louis Icart (1888-1950). Etching on paper. Young woman with cockatoo. 1930s. The paper measures: 45 x 34 cm. Overall dimensions: 48.5 x 38.5 cm. The frame measures: 3.8 cm. In ex...

Antique circa 1930's pencil signed etching by Leon A. Makielski titled "Huron River," showing a landscape view of the Huron river lined with trees. Beveled wood frame, white mat. "Leon A. Makielski (1885 - 1974) was active/lived in Michigan, Illinois. Leon Makielski is known for Landscape, portrait and still life painting, mural. Leon was born in Morris Run, Pennsylvania in 1885 and grew up in South Bend, Indiana. In the early 1900's he studied at the Art Institute of Chicago where by 1908 he became an instructor and was awarded the Institute's highest honor, the John Quincy Adams Traveling Scholarship. For the next four years Makielski studied in Paris and its environs. He was enrolled in the Academie Julian and the Grand Chaumiere both in Paris. He was a pupil of Henri Martin, Richard Miller, Lucien Simon and R. Menard. He exhibited in the Paris Salons of 1910 and 1911 and spent much of his time painting the countryside around Paris, especially Giverny and Versailles. "Undins's Pool", "Luxembourg Palace" and "Wildflowers, Giverny" are wonderful examples of his work during this period. William Gerdts cites Makielski in Monet's Giverny: "An Impressionist Colony" (Abbeville Press, 1993) as one of the most traditional of the second generation colonists who followed the lead of Theodore Robinson and other first generation Americans at Giverny. Makielski's training might have been earlier influenced by the Hoosier Impressionists active in Chicago during his training there, but the European experience clearly brought forth a style of its own. Makielski returned to South Bend in...

This signed etching of Bowling Green Park was done by Anton Schutz. It is dated 1927. It depicts a bustling scene in the Financial District of Lower Manh...

This poster from the 1930s draws from a well known Chinese opera scene. It melds the meticulous detail of traditional Chinese painting with the craft of color lithography. These advertisements, influenced by the Art Deco movement in the west, recall the economic boom of early 20th century Shanghai, an international center of business and trade. Layered with imagery of traditional Chinese life, the poster is nonetheless an advertisement for the modern cigarette industry, with several brands displayed in the top left corner, including Lan Ting, Hong Chun, and Jade Rabbit...