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10419
HEIGHT: 33 in (84 cm) WIDTH: 25.75 in (65 cm) DEPTH: 1 in (3 cm)
R326MD
Framed Print on Paper
Surrealist
1969
Mid 20th Century
Yellow
Pair of vintage circa 1960's Pop Art silkscreen prints, with stylized landscape in vibrant bold colors, with thick black outlines.
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A large silkscreen print on Japan-paper entitled "Girl at Piano"by Will Barnet. The artist was born in Beverly, Massachusetts in 1911 and studied at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He excelled at both painting and printmaking. He would go on to teach at various leading American institutions such as Yale, Cornell and the art Students League. He changed his style throughout his artistic career; moving from Expressionism influenced work in his early career to more Abstract pieces through the 50s and 60s and finally into figurative works by the 70s. He has exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum in New York and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and his works are in the collections of numerous American museums including the National Gallery of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
A pair of silk-screen prints by German born artist Jo Niemeyer (b. 1946).
Signed and numbered geometrically composed original silkscreen by German born artist Jo Niemeyer. The piece draws upon early 20th Century De Stijl ideas and the works of Piet Mondrian and Theo van Doesburg.
Circa 1980's Color field silk-screen-print by German born artist Jo Niemeyer (b. 1946), depicts abstract geometric forms in tones of red, grey and black.
A singed screen printed plexiglass sculpture by Russian/American artist Ilya Bolotowsky (1907-1981), numbered 1/100, 1970.
These silkscreens are signed and numbered.
Victor Vasarely " Trompette" serigraph.
Silkscreen prints by German born artist Jo Neimeyer. Signed and numbered.
Three framed Op art silkscreen prints in black frames by artist Getulio Alviani, signed.
A mid-20th century Bjorn Wiinblad needlepoint depicting a muscian, under glass in a brass frame.
Rare antique Chinese wood statue of Guayin; possibly Tang Dynasty.
This vintage clear lucite table lamp is composed of five lucite planks circling a central chome bar on a base.
An undulated globe table lamp in cobalt blue glass on wood base with brass stem, made in Denmark circa 1970’s.
A vintage pair of teak side chairs with white linen seats and cane backs.
This decanter in Murano glass is a beautiful pale yellow and comes with a stopper or decanter.
A vintage 1985 abstract folk art sculpture of a red rooster or other bird. The piece is composed or iron objects and has Washington D.C. stamped on base. Signed and dated.
Pair of 1930s bookends with highly detailed alabaster relief carved male faces.
A whimsical sculpture of brass cattails and leaves mounted on a root base. The piece is similar to works produced by Curtis Jere.
A Modernist table lamp, mid-century c. 1970s, with 3 blocks of white lacquered wood connected by chrome rods and lucite forming a classical column pattern.
Modern late 20th century pair of swivel slipper chairs, with red suede upholstery, raised on chrome pedestal bases.
A 1960's lantern form pendant light with a walnut body, chrome detailing and smokey acrylic inserts. There are four candle form interior lights. This piece has age appropriate wear with some scratching to acrylic, chrome and wood. Made in the United States.
A vintage mixed media abstract expressionist inspired artwork titled "Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow"by Barbara Quackenbush (1929-2012). The piece is composed of painting and collage elements. Barbara Quackenbush split time between Harrisonburg, Virginia and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University and continued her artistic training at George Washington University and the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. and exhibited locally an nationally throughout her career. She passed away in 2012.
A pair of ancient Chinese sculptures dating to the Tang Dynasty, depicting grave-quelling earth spirits known as ‘zhenmushou’. Made of unglazed pottery.
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