Inoue Kozo Silkscreen and Other Art

Kozo, Inoue (Japanese, 20th century) Fleur D'Ete, numbered titled and signed in pencil, measuring 17 by 25 inches, in a metal frame measuring 29 by 36 inches. Along with an additional artwork by a dif

Kozo, Inoue (Japanese, 20th century) Fleur D'Ete, numbered titled and signed in pencil, measuring 17 by 25 inches, in a metal frame measuring 29 by 36 inches. Along with an additional artwork by a dif

XL Signed (lower right) Kozo Inoue, Framed Pavot Noir, Silk Screen. A surrealistic silkscreen print, print 58/ 120. Shows a purple hued scallop shape among a black background. Framed in a white minima

Kozo, Inoue (Japanese, 1937-2017), Vol du Matin II [Morning Flight], 1978, screenprint on BFK Rives, signed, dated, titled and numbered 10/95 in pencil at bottom, image 20.5 x 15.75 inches, framed (bu

4 Contemporary prints 1). Inous Kozo- ''La Veille de Paques''- silkscreen, 1969, signed, titled, dated and numbered 36/60 in pencil, handling creases throughout; 2). Philippe Laberterie- Two Figures-

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Milton GreeneTitle: Marilyn Monroe From the Black Sitting IIMedium: Silks

ANDY WARHOL (1928-1987) Pair of vintage silkscreen art screens circa 1960's-1970's Address stamped from New York City Andy Warhol Factory "33 Union Square W - New York - 10003" 25" x 21 1/2" each

Shepard Fairey Silkscreen Art Print BLANKET. Signed '09 - Number 7/450. Unframed Dimensions: H: 24 inches: W: 18 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 Plus insurance at a rate of $1 per hundred.We offer

Indiana, Robert 1928 - Colby College Art Museum Silkscreen Print 1973 35 x 22.8 in. (89 x 58 cm) Printer: The American Poster Company, Vinalhaven New York Condition Details: (A-) tiny tear at the righ

George Earl Ortman (American, b. 1926) "Anniversary" limited edition silkscreen poster for the Baltimore Museum of Art 50th Anniversary Exhibition, ca. 1964. Signed in pencil in the lower right margin

Nachum Gutman Israeli Arab Silkscreen Art Pencil Signe AP Artist Proof size including frame 33" x 27"

1977. Dimensions: (Frame) H 33.5" x W 27"

Description: A silkscreen depicting the Entex building, Houston TX and dated 1981. Title: Entex BuildingType: Silkscreen Materials: Wove paper Markings & Inscriptions: Signed, dated and numbered 96/2

Edition 55/95. Dimensions: (Frame) H 33.5" x W 27"

This striking artwork by Enrico Baj, titled "Decorated Prophet," is a limited edition hand-signed silkscreen featuring felt and glitter embellishments. Created in 1972, this piece showcases Baj's dist

1950s Silkscreen Art Tropical Exotic Birds on Branches, Signed, Framed. size: 24 x 31.75 matte, 36 x 43.5 outside frame

Colored silk screen art signed "Patric" on lower right corner. Sealed in frame. Verso of piece includes artists label Patric Originals, Arts and Crafts, with address (Mexico).

Original silk screen art in frame, signed Patric on lower right corner. Patric Originals, Mexico. Sealed in frame. Excellent condition.

Paul J. Botello (American, born 1961). A limited edition silkscreen art print on Arches paper. Titled, "Draw." A figural abstract Mexican American folk art work produced in the style of the southweste

John Lennon (British, 1940-1980). Limited Edition silkscreen art print of hand written lyrics by the English singer, songwriter, and musician. Published in 1995, with plate signature. Number 970/1,000

Bong Tae Kim (South Korean, born 1937). A limited edition silkscreen art print on paper. Titled, "Configuration I B." An abstract work with a profusion of geometric shapes and forms. Titled, numbered,

Hippie Chicks Rule silkscreen art print poster, Jeff Wood artist signed and numbered 172/325, original printing, 22" (height) x 9" (length)

BEATLES HAND PULLED SILKSCREEN. Art by Wally Deziel. 1978. Rare - one of only 20 ever made! Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit

Estate found Andy Warhol Signed Campbell Soup silkscreen Pop Art piece. Acquired in the late 1970’s early 80’s in NYC. Contemporarily framed.