Etching
FERNANDO TORM-TOHA “Swallowtail” Artist Proof Etching
This original artist proof etching by 20th century Chilean-American artist Fernando Torm-Toha depicts a vibrantly rendered swallowtail butterfly enveloped by meandering geometric patterns in dandelion yellow. Framed in a metallic gold, this etching is signed and denoted as an artist proof by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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CAROLINE WILLIAMS (1908-1988) “Lytle Park” Etching
This etching by American artist Caroline Williams depicts a black-and-white rendering of Cincinnati's Lytle Park, a statue of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln adding weight to the foreground of the image. A native of Covington, Kentucky, Williams became well-known for her sketches of lost architectural treasures in the Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana Tri-State area, and regularly published her work in the Cincinnati Enquirer. This etching is housed in a smart black and gold framing and is plate signed in the lower right corner of the print by the artist.
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CAROLINE WILLIAMS (1908-1988) “Spires of 8th Street” Etching
This etching by American artist Caroline Williams depicts a black-and-white rendering of austere church spires, viewed from downtown Cincinnati’s 8th Street. A native of Covington, Kentucky, Williams became well-known for her sketches of lost architectural treasures in the Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana Tri-State area, and regularly published her work in the Cincinnati Enquirer. This etching is housed in a smart black and gold framing and is plate signed in the lower right corner of the print by the artist.
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CAROLINE WILLIAMS (1908-1988) “The Suspension Bridge” Etching
This etching by American artist Caroline Williams depicts a black-and-white rendering of Cincinnati's Suspension Bridge, which was first opened to the public in 1866. A native of Covington, Kentucky, Williams became well-known for her sketches of lost architectural treasures in the Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana Tri-State area, and regularly published her work in the Cincinnati Enquirer. This etching is housed in a smart black and gold framing and is plate signed in the lower right corner of the print by the artist.
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IRENE SCHEINMANN (1933-) “Storm at Sunset” Etching
This etching by Iraqi artist Irene Scheinmann (1933-) depicts a frightful storm building to a crescendo over a landscape, with dark tones of navy and green intermingling with Scheinmann’s signature, haphazard linework. Framed in a metallic gold, this original etching is signed, tilted, and numbered 51/100 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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IRVING AMEN (1918-2011) “Prophet” Etching
This etching by American painter, printmaker, and sculptor Irving Amen (1918-2011) depicts a solemn portrait of a male figure peering from an inky black background. Rendered with impeccable, geometric forms, Amen’s work draws acutely from the Cubist movement of the early 20th century forming an intricate image that exudes modernist visual appeal. Housed in a wooden frame, this etching is signed, numbered 15/90, and titled by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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JACQUES VILLON “The Poet” Etching
Jacque Villon (1875-1963) was a skilled printmaker living in Paris. This etching titled “The Poet” uses a striking linear technique to depict a man. Signed on plate by artist, dated ‘33. Hand signed on print. Writing in corner may say “épreuve Artiste”, which would indicate an artist proof.
About the Artist:
Jacques Villon (1875-1963), born Emile Méry Frédéric Gaston Duchamp, was a French Cubist artist who also was a printmaker and abstract painter. He was born to a wealthy and artistic family, and was the eldest of three successful artist siblings including Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968). He moved to Montmartre in Paris with his brother Raymond Duchamp in 1894. He focused heavily on his printmaking starting in 1906, primarily in drypoint method. He remained fairly isolated despite the fact that he was a part of a bustling art scene, making him obscure for many years.
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Antique MANUEL ROBBE (1872-1936) “La Parisienne” Etching with Aquatint
Original etching with aquatint by French printmaker Manuel Robbe depicts a sophisticated image of a woman adjusting her hat in a mirror, the title of the print, “La Parisienne”, suggesting a night on the town in Paris. Regarded as a master of the aquatinting technique, Robbe was influenced by Degas, Renoir, and Toulouse-Lautrec and delighted in showing the individuality of female subjects, celebrating their beauty. Housed in a lithe gold frame, this original etching is signed by Robbe in the lower left corner of the print.
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Hand Tinted Etching “Botanical Print of Elm Tree”
Framed in a rustic brown frame, this hand tinted etching depicts a print of an elm tree originally for botanical study purposes. The print has been rendered with earthy tones on an ivory background, evoking a vintage aesthetic to add to the home. Perfect for the amateur botanist or horticulturist in the household.
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Hand Tinted Etching “Botanical Print of Oak Tree”
Framed in a rustic brown frame, this hand tinted etching depicts a print of an oak tree originally for botanical study purposes. The print has been rendered with earthy tones on an ivory background, evoking a vintage aesthetic to add to the home. Perfect for the amateur botanist or horticulturist in the household.
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JAMIE CHASE “Seated Figure” Abstract Etching
Large etching by Jamie Chase titled “Seated Figure” uses a modern, abstract style to depict the subject. Bold swathes of black created the silhouette of the figure, with strokes of marigold yellow and red creating dynamic texture and color. Titled and signed in pencil along lower border. Frame in sleek, natural wood.
About the Artist:
Jamie Chase (1954-) is an American, Sacramento born artist who studied painting and drawing at San Francisco Art Institute. He is based in Santa Fe. He is known for his abstract work, particularly figures.
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