Ossip Zadkine Etching And Printing Plate

Title: Ossip Zadkine Etching And Printing Plate Described By: Nikki CNX 1168 4673 Description: Neat Ossip Zadkine etching of figures intertwined with its printing plate. Print appears to be in very ni

UNTITLED from the Les Peintres Mes Amis par Andre Warnod suite, 1965, color etching, signed in the plate, numbered 107/250 in pencil, printed by M. Robbe, published by Editions d’Art les Hueres

Ossip Zadkine (Russian French, 1890-1967) - Conciliabules, Etching, 1962. Signed (pencil) and numbered - 41/50. Plate: 34.5x25cm. Sheet: 54x36cm.

Print: Etching 3 from Apollinaire Suite Artist: Ossip Zadkine Medium: Etching on Japanese Nacré Date: 1967 Frame Size: 48 x 59 centimeters Sheet Size: 29.5 x 41.5 centimeters Etching Size: 20 x 28.5

Antique etching of the "Venus de' Medici" statue along with the original engraved copper printing plate. No apparent mark's or signatures to print or copper plate (13 1/4" x 8 3/8"). Both in excellent

Claude Lorrain, copper printing plate & etching, Claude Lorrain (French, 1600-1682), "Berger et Bergere", original etched copper plate, reverse signed in the plate lower right, with later impression p

Claude Lorrain, Copper Printing Plate and EtchingClaude Lorrain (French, 1600-1682), "Berger et Bergere", original etched copper plate from which the engravings are made reverse signed in th

Heading: (Zadkine, Ossip) Author: Apollinaire, Guillaume Title: Sept Calligrammes Place Published: Paris Publisher:Christophe Czwiklitzer Date Published: 1967 Description: T

UNTITLED, an original etching plate for printing the edition, signed lower left, 3 x 4 1/8”, framed with glass; Together with a Playboy magazine featuring an extensive article on the artist.

Printing plates for engravings, etchings; 10in. X 14.5in.

Printing plates for engravings, etchings; 19.5in. X 9.75in.

etching signed and dated '1639' in printing plate size: 10 x 8 1/2 inches; frame: 29 1/2 x 27 3/4 inches

Adriaen Van Ostade (Dutch, 1610-1685), "Organ Grinder," 1647 (likely a later printing), etching, signed and dated in plate, overall (with frame): 13.75"h x 13"w

Etching of ducks flying up from the marshes in good condition, signed with initials FWB 1916 in the plate. artist stamp and number of printing plate is below the plate mark under the mat. Approx. size

Ossip Zadkine (Russian/French, 1890-1967) Femme á la Guitarre, 1962 Etching and aquatint on paper; numbered and signed '28/90...O.Zadkine 62' in pencil along the lower margin; framed. 21 x 15 1/2

“Figure Study” from “Les Peintres Mes Amis”. Monogrammed in plate l/l. Color Woodblock Engraving. Measuring 12” by 8 1/2". Framed under glass. (Cond: very minor foxing) (150/300)

Le guitariste. 1966. Etching. Cm 50,00 x 58,00. 86/100. Signature and edition down in pencil.. Frame present

Etching on laid paper, 19th c. printing from original plate. "Jean Lutma, Goldsmith" (Bartsch 276) Measures: 19.5 x 14.6 cm plate. Provenance: Alfred and Maria Tarski, Berkeley, California; then by fa

Armad Durand (b1831-d1905), engraver of primarily Rembrandt etchings. When he died, the Dominique Vicent et Cie company bought the copper plates and began their own line of etching printings. This wen

Armad Durand (b1831-d1905), engraver of primarily Rembrandt etchings. When he died, the Dominique Vicent et Cie company bought the copper plates and began their own line of etching printings. This wen

Armad Durand (b1831-d1905), engraver of primarily Rembrandt etchings. When he died, the Dominique Vicent et Cie company bought the copper plates and began their own line of etching printings. This wen

Armad Durand (b1831-d1905), engraver of primarily Rembrandt etchings. When he died, the Dominique Vicent et Cie company bought the copper plates and began their own line of etching printings. This wen

Armad Durand (b1831-d1905), engraver of primarily Rembrandt etchings. When he died, the Dominique Vicent et Cie company bought the copper plates and began their own line of etching printings. This wen

Armad Durand (b1831-d1905), engraver of primarily Rembrandt etchings. When he died, the Dominique Vicent et Cie company bought the copper plates and began their own line of etching printings. This wen