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Icons of Modern Printmaking
This superb collection offers an exceptional overview of twentieth century printmaking, uniting works by the most influential figures of the modern and postwar eras. Featuring original lithographs, etchings, and woodcuts by Fernand Leger, Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Joan Miro, Salvador Dali, Sonia Delaunay, Raoul Dufy, Henri de Toulouse Lautrec, and Andy Warhol, among others, the group captures the evolution of the graphic arts as a field of invention and expression equal to painting and sculpture.
Masters of Modern Printmaking
This exceptional collection presents an exquisite survey of twentieth-century graphic art, bringing together works by the foremost figures of modernism and postwar innovation ? Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dal?, Andy Warhol, Henri Matisse, and their contemporaries. The group captures the evolution of printmaking as a vital medium of artistic expression, uniting etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, and silkscreens that reflect the aesthetic dynamism and experimentation of the modern era. Drawn from notable folios and limited editions such as Derri?re le Miroir, Toros y Toreros, La Divine Com?die, and Sunday B. Morning, these works exemplify the technical mastery and conceptual breadth of their creators. Picasso?s supple line and lyrical inventiveness find elegant expression in his heliogravures and lithographs, while Chagall?s dreamlike color harmonies evoke the poetics of memory and folklore. Dal??s surreal vision manifests in vibrant woodcuts illustrating Dante?s Inferno and Purgatorio, executed with the precision of Renaissance engraving yet animated by a distinctly modern imagination. Warhol?s Sunday B. Morning silkscreens channel the artist?s fascination with repetition and celebrity, transforming the print medium into an emblem of contemporary culture.
Modern Masters Collection
This distinguished collection of works on paper offers a compelling panorama of twentieth century printmaking, uniting creations by artists whose innovations redefined the visual language of modern art. Featuring lithographs, etchings, linocuts, heliogravures, and monotypes by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Marc Chagall, Fernand Leger, Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Edgar Degas, and Alexander Calder, among others, the collection embodies the rich diversity of expression that characterized the modernist and postwar periods. Produced by renowned ateliers and publishers such as Mourlot, Maeght, and Griffon Neuchatel, these works capture both the technical precision and creative spontaneity that made the print medium central to twentieth century artistic practice. Picasso?s spirited line, Matisse?s rhythmic clarity, and Chagall?s luminous color coexist with the surreal imagination of Dali and the bold abstraction of Calder, forming a dialogue between tradition and experimentation. The inclusion of rare monotypes by Degas and limited editions by Warhol and Peter Max further underscores the breadth of the collection?s vision. Executed on fine papers including Arches, Rives, and Japon, and drawn from important portfolios such as Derriere le Miroir, Peintres d?Aujourd?hui, and La Divine Comedie, these prints stand as enduring testaments to the mastery of their creators. Each work reflects the artist?s hand and the printer?s craft in harmony, revealing the print as a medium of both intimacy and invention. Presented in excellent condition, the collection as a whole offers a refined journey through the defining aesthetics of modern art, where material, line, and imagination converge to shape the visual legacy of the twentieth century.
Editions & Impressions
This distinguished collection of works on paper offers a compelling panorama of twentieth century printmaking, uniting creations by artists whose innovations redefined the visual language of modern art. Featuring lithographs, etchings, linocuts, heliogravures, and monotypes by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Marc Chagall, Fernand Leger, Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Edgar Degas, and Alexander Calder, among others, the collection embodies the rich diversity of expression that characterized the modernist and postwar periods. Produced by renowned ateliers and publishers such as Mourlot, Maeght, and Griffon Neuchatel, these works capture both the technical precision and creative spontaneity that made the print medium central to twentieth century artistic practice. Picasso?s spirited line, Matisse?s rhythmic clarity, and Chagall?s luminous color coexist with the surreal imagination of Dali and the bold abstraction of Calder, forming a dialogue between tradition and experimentation. The inclusion of rare monotypes by Degas and limited editions by Warhol and Peter Max further underscores the breadth of the collection?s vision. Executed on fine papers including Arches, Rives, and Japon, and drawn from important portfolios such as Derriere le Miroir, Peintres d?Aujourd?hui, and La Divine Comedie, these prints stand as enduring testaments to the mastery of their creators. Each work reflects the artist?s hand and the printer?s craft in harmony, revealing the print as a medium of both intimacy and invention. Presented in excellent condition, the collection as a whole offers a refined journey through the defining aesthetics of modern art, where material, line, and imagination converge to shape the visual legacy of the twentieth century.
Modern Editions
This refined collection presents an outstanding assembly of twentieth century prints and works on paper, featuring artists whose innovations shaped the course of modern and postwar art. Included are exceptional lithographs, etchings, woodcuts, and heliogravures by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Fernand Leger, Paul Gauguin, Alexander Calder, Victor Vasarely, Marc Chagall, and Andy Warhol, among many others. Together they illustrate the remarkable breadth of style and vision that defined a century of artistic transformation. From the expressive lines of Matisse to the bold surrealism of Dali and the luminous color of Chagall, each work demonstrates the artist?s mastery of both composition and medium. Picasso?s incisive graphic experiments, Warhol?s vivid silkscreens from the Sunday B Morning series, and Calder?s elegant abstractions reveal the versatility of the print as a vehicle for invention. Complementing these are Gauguin?s lyrical woodcuts, Leger?s rhythmic constructions, and Vasarely?s optical geometries?each a distinct expression of the modern spirit. Produced by leading ateliers such as Mourlot, Maeght, and Griffon Neuchatel, and printed on fine Arches, Rives, and Japon papers, these works reflect the collaborative excellence of artist and printer. Many originate from celebrated series including Derriere le Miroir, La Divine Comedie, and The Circus by Toulouse Lautrec, publications that defined the graphic art of their time. Presented in excellent condition, this collection stands as a testament to the enduring power of the printed image. It unites the imaginative daring, technical refinement, and aesthetic purity that established modern printmaking as one of the great achievements of twentieth century art.
Masterworks on Paper
This exceptional collection presents an exquisite survey of twentieth-century graphic art, bringing together works by the foremost figures of modernism and postwar innovation ? Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dal?, Andy Warhol, Henri Matisse, and their contemporaries. The group captures the evolution of printmaking as a vital medium of artistic expression, uniting etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, and silkscreens that reflect the aesthetic dynamism and experimentation of the modern era. Drawn from notable folios and limited editions such as Derri?re le Miroir, Toros y Toreros, La Divine Com?die, and Sunday B. Morning, these works exemplify the technical mastery and conceptual breadth of their creators. Picasso?s supple line and lyrical inventiveness find elegant expression in his heliogravures and lithographs, while Chagall?s dreamlike color harmonies evoke the poetics of memory and folklore. Dal??s surreal vision manifests in vibrant woodcuts illustrating Dante?s Inferno and Purgatorio, executed with the precision of Renaissance engraving yet animated by a distinctly modern imagination. Warhol?s Sunday B. Morning silkscreens channel the artist?s fascination with repetition and celebrity, transforming the print medium into an emblem of contemporary culture.
Modern Printmaking: A Selection
This refined collection presents an outstanding assembly of twentieth century prints and works on paper, featuring artists whose innovations shaped the course of modern and postwar art. Included are exceptional lithographs, etchings, woodcuts, and heliogravures by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Fernand Leger, Paul Gauguin, Alexander Calder, Victor Vasarely, Marc Chagall, and Andy Warhol, among many others. Together they illustrate the remarkable breadth of style and vision that defined a century of artistic transformation. From the expressive lines of Matisse to the bold surrealism of Dali and the luminous color of Chagall, each work demonstrates the artist?s mastery of both composition and medium. Picasso?s incisive graphic experiments, Warhol?s vivid silkscreens from the Sunday B Morning series, and Calder?s elegant abstractions reveal the versatility of the print as a vehicle for invention. Complementing these are Gauguin?s lyrical woodcuts, Leger?s rhythmic constructions, and Vasarely?s optical geometries?each a distinct expression of the modern spirit. Produced by leading ateliers such as Mourlot, Maeght, and Griffon Neuchatel, and printed on fine Arches, Rives, and Japon papers, these works reflect the collaborative excellence of artist and printer. Many originate from celebrated series including Derriere le Miroir, La Divine Comedie, and The Circus by Toulouse Lautrec, publications that defined the graphic art of their time. Presented in excellent condition, this collection stands as a testament to the enduring power of the printed image. It unites the imaginative daring, technical refinement, and aesthetic purity that established modern printmaking as one of the great achievements of twentieth century art.
Icons of 20th Century Printmaking
This exceptional collection presents an exquisite survey of twentieth-century graphic art, bringing together works by the foremost figures of modernism and postwar innovation ? Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dal?, Andy Warhol, Henri Matisse, and their contemporaries. The group captures the evolution of printmaking as a vital medium of artistic expression, uniting etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, and silkscreens that reflect the aesthetic dynamism and experimentation of the modern era. Drawn from notable folios and limited editions such as Derri?re le Miroir, Toros y Toreros, La Divine Com?die, and Sunday B. Morning, these works exemplify the technical mastery and conceptual breadth of their creators. Picasso?s supple line and lyrical inventiveness find elegant expression in his heliogravures and lithographs, while Chagall?s dreamlike color harmonies evoke the poetics of memory and folklore. Dal??s surreal vision manifests in vibrant woodcuts illustrating Dante?s Inferno and Purgatorio, executed with the precision of Renaissance engraving yet animated by a distinctly modern imagination. Warhol?s Sunday B. Morning silkscreens channel the artist?s fascination with repetition and celebrity, transforming the print medium into an emblem of contemporary culture.
The Print Collectors Edition
This exceptional collection presents an exquisite survey of twentieth-century graphic art, bringing together works by the foremost figures of modernism and postwar innovation ? Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dal?, Andy Warhol, Henri Matisse, and their contemporaries. The group captures the evolution of printmaking as a vital medium of artistic expression, uniting etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, and silkscreens that reflect the aesthetic dynamism and experimentation of the modern era. Drawn from notable folios and limited editions such as Derri?re le Miroir, Toros y Toreros, La Divine Com?die, and Sunday B. Morning, these works exemplify the technical mastery and conceptual breadth of their creators. Picasso?s supple line and lyrical inventiveness find elegant expression in his heliogravures and lithographs, while Chagall?s dreamlike color harmonies evoke the poetics of memory and folklore. Dal??s surreal vision manifests in vibrant woodcuts illustrating Dante?s Inferno and Purgatorio, executed with the precision of Renaissance engraving yet animated by a distinctly modern imagination. Warhol?s Sunday B. Morning silkscreens channel the artist?s fascination with repetition and celebrity, transforming the print medium into an emblem of contemporary culture.Past Auctions from Crown & Gavel LLC
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