Ink on Paper, Original Art by Greg Lauren

Jarron Con Flores, ink on paper by Rene Portocarrero (1912-1985). This wonderful drawing made by Rene Portocarrero, is one of the few that survive from his artistic period of the 1...

An intricate and striking Ink Drawing full of movement and coiled energy. Signed lower left. Two figures of women in robes walking, done in stippled ink on off-white paper. sight 23...

David Slivka's ink drawings series of the 1960s represented a melding of the organic and the abstract. "He was one of the last remaining members of The First Generation of American A...

Nude painting by Jenna Snyder-Phillips. Black ink on hard paper. Art work is from 2012. Artist is educated in Italy.

Noor Knip (Delft, 1943) was educated at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and the Academy of Visual Arts in Rotterdam. She has been a member of Kunstg...

Exceptional painting. Staff favorite by North Idaho artist Greg Parker. Oil on canvas. 40" X 60". Rich colors, natural light…from high mountain vistas to intimate stills Greg Parker ...

Vibrant and Textured mid-century modern Textured Original Paper Fiber Wall Art by G. Hoff Habbhaffn circa 1999. This was originally sold in Don Drumm studios and gallery. Serial co...

Geometric composition in rice paper by Victor Vasarely (1906-1997). This is a fantastic geometric composition created in Paris France by the op-art artist Victor Vasarely. The piece of art has been realized in black ink on paper. Great piece of art with gorgeous provenance and professionally framed with UV glass. Victor Vasarely He is considered the father of the Op Art, artist and was born on April 9th, 1908 in Pécs, Hungary. Internationally recognized as one of the most important artists of the 20th century, his innovations in color and optical illusion have had a strong influence on many modern artists. Spanning most of his career, our collection of his prints and sculptures explores his forays into some of his most famous works such as the plastic alphabet and other iconic periods. In 1925, Vasarely was accepted into the University of Budapest’s School of Medicine where he attended for 2 years. Deciding that he wanted to take his life in a different direction, he enrolled in the Poldini-Volkman Academy of Painting in 1927. Though a medical education might have seemed superfluous compared to his new career in art, the time that Vasarely spent in medical school gave him a strong basis in scientific method and objectivity. This basis continued to manifest in his unique style of art. After the artist's first one-man show in 1930, at the Kovacs Akos Gallery in Budapest, Vasarely moved to Paris. For the next thirteen years, he devoted himself to graphic studies. His lifelong fascination with linear patterning led him to draw figurative and abstract patterned subjects, such as his series of harlequins, checkers, tigers, and of course the Vasarely zebras...

Greg Copeland Mid Century Mirror Art This mirror art measures: 40.25 wide x 1 deep x 40.25 inches high We take our photos in a controlled li...

In this listing you will find a piece titled "Epreuve de l'artiate". It is a work of art by Fedor Vaić, depicting a scene full of symbols, including the devil, children, a carousel, ...