USA - Prints

Do-Ho Suh (Korean, b. 1962), "Flower", Iris Print in Colors, 2002, signed and dated in pencil lower right, titled lower center, and numbered "19/100" lower left, wood frame. Dealer:...

Sam Francis (American, 1923-1994 ) "Paradise Ash" (Diptych), 1981, Lithograph in colors, on two sheets of HMP Koller paper, pencil signed and editioned "37/43", published by Gemini G...

Andre de Dienes (1913-1985) Marilyn Monroe Montage, Unique Gelatin Silver Print, c. 1953, signed lower right, photographer's stamp to print verso and Michael Hoppen Gallery label to ...

Description Kawase Hasui - Zensetsu Temple in Sanshu, woodblock print, 1936, from the Collection of Scenic Views of Japan II. Kansai Edition, published by The S. Watanabe Color Print...

A beautifully composed and richly colored woodblock print by renowned Japanese artist Tokoyuni III (AKA Utagawa Kunisada 1786-1864) titled "Dohyo-iri" (Sumo Ceremony of Entering the ...

A beautiful and richly colored oban-sized woodblock print by famed Japanese artist Kawase Hasui. This print is titled "Kasuga Shrine in Nara" and comes from Hasui's series: Collectio...

A gorgeously composed woodblock print by famed Japanese Sosaku Hanga artist/printmaker Kiyoshi Saito. Many consider Saito to be one of the most important, if not the most important, contemporary Japanese printmakers of the 20th Century. This print is of a rural village scene (his home village of Aizu) in Springtime with a farm woman making her way through the village, a woven hat in hand and a hoe resting over her shoulder. The work is signed in black ink and stamped/sealed in red by the artist within...

A wonderful abstract Japanese print. Intense composition and colors. Signed, dated (December 1990), numbered (8/30) and titled in Japanese by the artist. Appears to be printed ...

Vintage framed Art Print. Numbered and signed. Dimensions. 21 1/4 W; 1 1/4 D; 21 1/4 H.

A large, whimsically composed print of a grand chariot or festival event by Japanese master printmaker Yoshitoshi Mori who was famed for his kappazuri stencil printing technique. In the 1950s Mori became one of the key artist in the Sosaku Hanga movement (which stressed the artist as the sole creator of any given work as opposed to a collaborative effort). This print is stamped and pencil signed, dated (1972) and numbered (12/50) by the artist. The print is framed and matted. Framed dimensions: 26" high, 33" wide, 1.5" deep Considered to be one of Japan's finest and most innovative 20th century printmakers, Mori has exhibited throughout the world and his works can be found in permanent collections in such museums and galleries as: Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Art Institute of Chicago Baltimore Museum of Art Barcelona Art...