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CRACKING ART GROUP (1993) Suricate Sculpture en résine teintée, signé et numéroté 41/99 Haut.: 120 cm – Larg. : 31 cm - Prof.: 43 cm

CRACKING ART GROUP (1993) Suricate Sculpture en résine teintée, signé et numéroté 42/99 Haut.: 120 cm – Larg. : 31 cm - Prof.: 43 cm

Resinfilm 249. 2006. . Cm 60,00 x 75,00. At the back stamp with artist's signature and Cracking Art Group stamp.

Early 20th century, Japan. The group includes a pair marked ÒYamamoto CloisonneÓ at the foot and a shorter squat vase which is unmarked. Each in good condition. No strikes or cracking to surface. Go

This beautiful and rare example of Alphons Mucha's romantic flair and intricate detailing promotes travel to Monaco and Monte Carlo, two luxurious locales on the Mediterranean Sea. It was created at t

In the Post World War ll era, Howard Hughes as the owner of TWA was a dominant force in expanding and promoting the routes flown by his company. As the economy was vastly improving, airline travel for

These two separate offset lithographs designed as a pair and meant to hang together, also known as a diptych. These panels were printed in 1967 in an edition of 3000 and are based on Roy Lichtenstein�

This is a group of three separate offset lithograph authorized reproductions designed as a group and meant to hang together, also known as a triptych. These panels were printed in 1966 using the origi

1930s elegance is on full display in this rare Italian travel poster by Viero Migliorati. A group of friends lounge on a ledge overlooking the Ligurian sea, all with their backs to us except a beautif

This is an original stone lithograph of the happiest Monkey that you will see. He has found a bottle of Anisetta made by the Evangelisti Company. The delightful poster was created by the artist Biscar

Talk about effective advertising! Campari used to be produced in two formats - the 'bitter' red color that we are used to today, to be had as an aperitif and a light colored version that was sweet and

"Cassandre originally created this atmospheric image for the Venice Graphic Design Conference in 1951. While they continued to use it for many years, the Italian Tourist Bureau also found it particula

There is a bit of magic in this charming poster by Leonetto Cappiello for the Swiss watch company, Election. The hours of the very elegant pocket watch come alive and parade out of the mechanism, para

These lifelike images show The Lone Ranger as he might have appeared to any of his enemies as he fought crime in the West; mask on, guns drawn. Tonto, the Lone Ranger's faithful Native American compan

These lifelike images show The Lone Ranger as he might have appeared to any of his enemies as he fought crime in the West; mask on, guns drawn. Tonto, the Lone Ranger's faithful Native American compan

This large format poster makes excellent use of Bernard Villemot's orange peel swirl motif, which the artist developed and carried through many posters for Orangina for over thirty years. Villemot is

Imagine a motorcycle that has such a smooth ride, you can apply your lipstick from the backseat without even a smudge! This classic Art Deco design illustrates the elegance and ease of the Fabrique Na

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam that was created by James Montgomery Flagg to stimulate recruiting efforts for the United States Army during World War I. F

This poster for California was created in the 1960's by the gifted and prolific artist David Klein for TWA. The famous drive-through tree in the California Redwoods known as the Chandelier tree measur

Achille Mauzan created this vintage poster in 1924 to advertise the Bertozzi brand of cheeses. Three judges with expressive faces lean over the cheese, giving us a sense of the fragrant and inviting s

Achille Mauzan created this vintage poster in 1924 to advertise the Bertozzi brand of cheeses. Three judges with expressive faces lean over the cheese, giving us a sense of the fragrant and inviting s

* Please note that the condition of this poster has recently been updated; scroll down to read the updated information* There are few images, if any, that are more symbolic of the music and spirit of

On July 29, 1955 America announced its intention to launch a satellite into space for the first time. Four days later, the former Soviet Union said it would do the same and what is now known as the "S

This rare poster was created for the 1910 World's Fair, held in Brussels, Belgium. It highlights the 27th annual dog show, which includes dogs of all breeds. It is a wonderful example of Art Nouveau p