Vintage PABLO PICASSO Poster from THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Dated vintage, this exhibition poster by The Museum of Modern Art was created for the museum's 1980 retrospective of famed modern artist Pablo Picasso and features Picasso’s 1907 self portrait beautifully printed alongside robust block lettering. This poster is presented in a metallic chrome framing with rust matting and offers a must-have piece of art history to the seasoned art collector or Picasso fan.
This poster is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.
Vintage PABLO PICASSO Poster from THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Dated vintage, this exhibition poster by The Museum of Modern Art was created for the museum's 1980 retrospective of famed modern artist Pablo Picasso and features Picasso’s 1925 painting, The Dance, beautifully printed alongside robust block lettering. This poster is presented in a metallic chrome framing with striking red matting and offers a must-have piece of art history to the seasoned art collector or Picasso fan.
This poster is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.
Signed LEONARD “Portal” Serigraph
This original color serigraph depicts a stylized still life of a vase of flowers resting against the facade of a window, almost abstract blooms of subtle pink intersecting the image’s composition. Housed in a lithe metallic frame, this serigraph is signed “Leonard” and numbered 380/475 by the unknown artist along the bottom of the print.
This serigraph is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.
BARBARA WOOD “Blue Lady” Limited Edition Print
This limited edition print by Columbus-native Barbara Wood depicts a seated female figure in blue, a bouquet in hand as she rests against an energetic backdrop of washy greens, pinks, and chartreuse. Renowned for her figural work, Wood crafts an image of melancholy to the figure, intended to evoke a sentimental response from the viewer. This print is presented in a frame of subtle gold and has been signed and numbered 429/975 by the artist along the bottom of the paper.
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BRUCE LANGTON (1951-) “Windswept Fields” Print
This print by American artist and illustrator Bruce Langton (1951-) depicts two hunting dogs at work in a windswept field, two quails fluttering from the brush in an attempt to evade the hounds. Housed in a modest wooden framing, this original print is signed, titled, and numbered 775/950 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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ROLAND POSKA (1938-2017) “Nativity” Limited Edition Print
This limited edition print by American artist Roland Poska (1938-2017) depicts an abstracted rendering of the Biblical nativity scene with loose figures hovering in a sea of citrine yellow around the cradle of the Christ child. Presented in a simple gold framing, this print has been signed, titled, and numbered 81/200 by the artist along the bottom of the paper.
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Signed Abstract Monoprint
This original monoprint on paper depicts an abstracted landscape of geometric forms with haphazard brushstrokes and metallic paint intermingling with one another to suggest a weathered, collaged aesthetic. Presented in a black and gold frame, this monoprint is numbered 1/1 and has been signed illegibly by the unknown artist in the lower right hand corner of the print
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LEO CULLUM (1942-2010) for THE NEW YORKER “I Was on the Cutting Edge” Framed Cartoon Print
This print by Leo Cullum (1942-2010) was originally published for print in The New Yorker magazine, of which Cullum regularly contributed from 1977 to his death in 2010. Depicting a humorous scene of two men in a bar, the man on the left laments, “I was on the cutting edge. I pushed the envelope. I did the heavy lifting. I was the rainmaker. Then I ran out of metaphors.” This classic piece of satirical literary humor is housed in a cherry frame and has been signed in plate by the artist in the lower right corner of the print.
Other works in The New Yorker collection available, sold separately.
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SERGE SAMAMA “Chem Tor” Limited Edition Serigraph
This limited edition serigraph by Serge Samama depicts a traditional menorah rendered in wispy, geometric strokes of subtle color and placed against a standard white background. Matted and presented in a simple gold frame, this serigraph is signed, titled, numbered 42/70 and dated to 1985 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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JOETTA MAUE Diptych Monoprint Lithograph
This diptych by American artist Joetta Maue consists of two separate monoprint lithographs and depicts abstract compositions in washy blue ink that subtly allude to bodies or figural elements. Maue, a multi-faceted artist, pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts at The Ohio State University before completing her Masters program at the University of Massachusetts and now exhibits in galleries and museums both nationally and internationally. Likely an early work by Maue, these original monoprints are housed in simple, metallic gold frames and are signed, titled, and dated by the artist along the bottoms of each print.
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Set of 12 ANDY WARHOL (1928-1987) “Cars” Limited Edition Mercedes Benz Calendar Set
Thought to be the last project Andy Warhol (1928-1987) worked on before his untimely death in 1987, this collection of “Cars” prints was posthumously released as a calendar by Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz commissioned Warhol to recreate their iconic cars over their history in his famous “Pop Art” styling and while the project was never fully completed, enough source material was provided to comprise this collection of calendar prints. Initially debuted in Tuebingen, West Germany in 1988, the original set of prints went on to exhibit in Japan and Europe before becoming a part of the Daimler-Benz art collection at the Stuttgart headquarters. True collector’s pieces, each print in this limited edition set of twelve is housed in a high quality metallic frame and is unsigned by the artist.
About the Artist:
Andy Warhol (born Andrew Warhola) was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on August 6th, 1928, the son of Rusyn immigrants from Slovakia. After graduating from the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Warhol moved to New York City, where he worked as a successful commercial illustrator for roughly a decade. Warhol began painting in the late 1950s and by 1963, he was mass-producing purposely banal images of consumer goods and celebrities by means of photographic silkscreen prints in a movement known as “Pop Art”. The late 1960s for Warhol included his rise to celebrity in his own right, and he began making underground films that are recognized as avant-garde cinema. An assassination attempt in 1968 saw Warhol retreat from the open studio and focus on more commercial means of production throughout the 1970s and 1980s. One of Warhol’s last major collaborations was with the young American painter Jean-Michel Basquiat, with whom he produced a body of work in 1984. Warhol remained active until his death in February of 1987 and he is celebrated as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century.
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JOHN STOBART (1929-2023) “New Bedford: The View Across to Fairhaven from Centre Street in 1884” Limited Edition Print
This limited edition print by British artist John Stobart (1929-2023) depicts a nighttime view of 19th century New Bedford, Massachusetts, the path of a streetscape leading towards an open bay where ships nestle for a cold, winter’s night. Originally crafted with light, precise brushstrokes, this scene exemplifies Stobart’s masterfully rendered maritime paintings that won him worldwide fame and celebration throughout his working career. This exquisite print is housed in a burled wood frame and is signed and numbered 365/950 by Stobart in the bottom right corner of the paper.
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