All Art
Salvatore Grippi, Abstract Geometric Work on Paper on Paper (2001)
$950.00
Description This is one of Salvatore Grippi's later geometric works on paper rendered in soft pastel hues. It is light and feminine and would be beautiful in a bedroom. Details Salvatore Grippi...
Salvatore Grippi, Figurative Marker and Ink Wash Collage on Paper (1959)
$950.00
Description This is another of Grippi's iconic figural works, yet one of only two collages we have in our collection. Rendered all in black and white, it has a really great graphic...
Salvatore Grippi, Watercolor and Pencil Landscape (1990)
$800.00
Description It is truly astonishing how versatile Salvatore Grippi was as an artist. In his later years he made a series of stunningly simple watercolor landscapes. We love the pencil-outlined...
Carol Summers, Fonte Limon (1967)
$1,250.00
Description This is one of two remaining woodcuts in our collection by celebrated printmaker Carol Summers. We don't normally purchase "editions," but his are more like unique paintings because of the distinct methods...
Bob Stanley, Beets, Silkscreen Print (1979)
$675.00
Description In 1979 Bob Stanley produced a series of Beets silkscreen prints that, according to the portfolio description "makes brilliant use of the medium to specifically unite the popular image with the fine...
Robert (Bob )Rheem, Abstract Oil on Canvas (1957)
$850.00
Description What an unexpected combination of color --blues, chartreuse, and orange, but it works. Robert "Bob" Rheem, along with his lifelong partner and fellow artist Liam O'Gallagher, were both students...
Bob Stanley, Beets, Silkscreen Print (1979)
$675.00
Description In 1979 Bob Stanley produced a series of Beets silkscreen prints that, according to the portfolio description "makes brilliant use of the medium to specifically unite the popular image with the fine...
Irving Haynes, Untitled Abstract on Paper (2005)
$1,550.00
Description This is an abstract work on paper completed in 2005, making it one of the last pieces Irving Haynes completed before he passed away. Haynes' use of line and shape is...