Sarajevo
Marker drawing on paper by the American artist Red Grooms, from 1968, is an abstract rendering of Sarajevo in black and red marker. Sarajevo is the capital and largest city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with an estimated population of 369,534. … Read More
Seated Nude
Pastel and mixed media by the American artist Elsie Dinsmore Popkin, from 1974, shows an abstract rendering of an artist nude in warm tones of yellow, beige, blue. Signed lower right. Displayed in a wood frame with white mat. Image … Read More
Seated Pair
Two sets of figures, wrapped in cloth, compose this drawing by Costa Rican/Mexican artist Francisco Zuniga (1912-1998). Zuniga often depicts full-figured women dressed in clothes and native garb, as seen here. He has an international reputation as a sculptor and … Read More
Secretariat
Jockey #3 rides hard as he and his horse race down the track in this action-filled scene by artist Johnson. Johnson is careful to pick up the details of the horse kicking up the dirt as he cantors at full … Read More
Self-Portrait
Ink on paper drawing by the American artist Al Hirschfeld, from 2002, shows an abstract self-portrait of the artist in black and white. Signed and dated lower right. Displayed in a carved wood frame with red mat. Image Size: 11.5×8.5 … Read More
Shaina
Original pastel drawing by renowned New Mexico artist RC Gorman. This is a good example of the kind of art he is known for.
Southern Landscape (A set of 3 bound platinum prints and a handbound book with an additional 11 prints)
This book and print set includes 3 loose, 10×12-inch platinum/palladium/gold prints that are signed by Sally Mann. The book contains an additional 11 prints initialed by Sally Mann and text by Harvard Professor John Stauffer, printed letterpress. The edition is … Read More
State Capitol, St. Paul
Hand signed original pastel drawing on paper of St. Paul’s capitol building. Newer custom frame. Framed Size: 34″ x 39″, Image Size: 19″ x 25″. Make an offer!
Statue of LIberty (color)
This is an exemplary work by the artist, it will be a stunning addition to any space.
Study for Marbles
Ink on paper by the Costa Rican/Mexican artist Francisco Zuniga, from 1962, is a study of the body in black and white. Signed and dated lower right. Displayed in a black and gold wood frame with grey mat. Image Size: … Read More
Study For Mexican Poolroom
A Chicago Modernist, who exhibited at Century Progress in 1933, New York World’s Fair in 1939, Pennsylvania Academy, Carnegie Institute and Brooklyn Museum. Menzel and Archibald Motley were the only one-man shows given by the Chicago Historical Society in 1990s.