Serpent collage by Sébastien Coutheillas, framed

This evocative abstract painting, signed and dated ’77, captures a solitary, seated figure rendered in a delicate interplay of muted beiges, soft pinks, and gentle red accents. The a...

This striking vintage French abstract painting captures the essence of mid-century artistic innovation, blending bold brushstrokes with a refined sense of color and composition. The ...

A set of two, “Before/after prayer,” set on a canvas with oil, spray paint, and collage. Captured here are two pivotal moments in time, juxtaposed of intimate black and white photogr...

Vintage French painting “La Forêt” in an ornate gold frame. The beauty of a winter forest is captured through masterful use of blue-gray pigments against warm, aged paper. Stark silh...

This haunting image by Eugene Berman was painted on a sheet of paper cut in the shape of a heart, mounted to a paint-speckled ground, encircled with metal shavings, and placed in a frame of the artist’s own devising. Berman wrote the title, Radiograph of a Heart, on the back. It refers to the medical X-rays that doctors had recently come to rely on. Yet Berman’s point seems to be that while a heart can be monitored scientifically, the emotions associated with it lie beyond the power of medical science. Russian by birth, Berman fled St. Petersburg during the Revolution and settled in Paris. Later, as a Jew, he fled the Nazi advance and took refuge in New York and Hollywood. His peace of mind, however, was shattered by the suicide of his wife, actress Una Munson (who played Belle Watling in Gone With the Wind). That distressing event — “Don’t follow me” she admonished in her suicide note...

Likely 1990s Original collage in a nice classic square shape, simply framed in black. This retains the competition tag on reverse has artist and title of 'Face of the Future' by Sylv...

An English Mid-Century collage, involving fabrics, paper and metal, on a hessian background with a heavily carved XIX Century gilt frame.

While her work shows a deep-felt connection and appreciation for the rich textile heritage of both Turkey and the Near East, Ani Afshar is, nevertheless, fearless in her experimentat...