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Modern abstract lithograph by American artist Helen Frankenthaler. The work features sweeping blocks of blue and yellow colors with central green and red markings. Signed, dated, and...

Modern abstract limited edition lithograph by American artist Alexander Calder. The work features black swirling lines intertwined around red, blue, and black circles. In 1967 the fa...

Contemporary warm toned abstract expressionist monoprint by Taos artist Lisa Burge. The work features an ombre of red, orange, and yellow with dark accent lines throughout. Signed an...

Modern primary colored abstract lithograph by the iconic artist Alexander Calder. The work features red and yellow triangular shapes set against a black and white spiral background w...

Abstract modern geometric lithograph by renowned artist Alexander Calder. The work features his iconic red, blue, black, and white shapes floating against a white and yellow backgrou...

Abstract surrealist black and orange color etching on paper by Krystyna Smiechowska. The print is displayed in a silver frame and off-white matte. Signed and dated by the artist at t...

Black striped lithograph with a variety of red, blue, and yellow abstract geometric shapes floating throughout. The piece is marked E.A or artist's proof in the lower left corner and...

Abstract invitation to a party after an art opening at Loughelton Gallery of Mel Chin's work in 1987 in New York City. The invitation was handed out at the opening and is not editioned. A hand-carved...

A group of six originally hand-colored engraving from Saverio Manetti's work "Storia naturale degli Uccelli" or "A Natural History of Birds". The prints were drawn and etched by Violante Vanni and Lorenzo Lorenzi with the text penned by Saverio Manetti. The work was published in Florence, Italy between 1767 and 1776 by F. Mouck, C. Cambiagi, and Giuseppe Vanni. --- "Storia naturale degli Uccelli" was 'larger, better engraved and more vividly coloured than any previous book on birds', notable for its lively posturing of the specimens which seem to reflect 'the habits and mannerisms of contemporary Italian society'. It is "one of the half-dozen or so Great Bird Books in the collector's sense" --- Each bird engraving shows remarkable personality and detail, many of the birds often taking on an almost human personality type. Manetti drew his work predominantly from real specimens. The work was one of the largest ornithology undertakings to that point in time. --- This beautiful plate comes from "Storia naturale degli uccelli", of which Peter Dance writes "The production of its five massive folio volumes must have been one of the most remarkable publishing ventures ever undertaken in Florence. Begun in 1767, and [based on birds taken from the collection of Giovanni Gerini], it was completed ten years later. Available Etchings: #531 DXXXI #155 CLV #273 CCLXXIII #276 CCLXVI #529 DXXIX #147 CXLVII Dimensions Without Frame: H 14 in. x W 11.25 in. Artist Biography: Francesco Saverio Manetti was an Italian physician, botanist and ornithologist who served as president of the Botanical Society of Florence, as well director of the Florentine Botanical...

Abstract lithograph print that includes a red geometric shape and a black organic form on top of a yellow background. The print includes the edition and is signed by the artist. The ...

Abstract Black and Blue geometric lithograph print with a signature in the bottom right ("Jonny") with the title "NOR" centered at the bottom. The geometric nature of the piece is ac...

Unique digitally created print of the interior of a cave in Texas. Renee Victor photographed the unique features of the inside of caves that are usually light deprived and turned tho...