Cat Ink Paiting by Paulette Lagosse, 1969

20th century French vintage collectible wall shelf in black-lacquered steel tube and perforated sheet (rigitulle), designed by Mathieu Matégot in the mid-1950s. The sinuous, treble-c...

Galena's curious 20th-century vintage tray is composed of stainless steel and wooden handles, a wooden base covered by non-slipping material, and a fur surface covered by plexiglass....

Hand-thrown earthenware Mid-century modern 1960s plate signed underside a mid-century French studio piece in the Vallauris tradition. Brilliant, layered red glaze (orange-to-carmine...

A pair of French wall sconces from the 1980s, defined by their geometric silhouette and polished finish. Designed to cast both upward and downward light, these fixtures combine archi...

The Cat is an original drawing in pen on ivory-colored paper, realized by Marie Paulette Lagosse (1921-1996). Hand-signed on the lower right in pen. The state of preservation of th...

Black cat painting in chalk and acrylic on advertising cardboard. My friend the painter. Shipped in a wooden case Thank you

The Cat is an original drawing in pen on ivory-colored paper, realized by Marie Paulette Lagosse (1921-1996). Hand-signed on the lower right in pen. The state of preservation of t...

Wonderful and powerful work of a cat washing itself by Dutch artist Estella den Boer. Such a pleasure to look at. This trusting cat in utmost concentration to clean its coat. It is drawn almost minimalistically, causing all attention to go to this cleaning lady. Signed on the front: Estella. Work comes from the legacy of Estella den Boer. Estella den Boer (1912-2010) was born in Middelburg, the Netherlands. She made expressive and abstract work, drawings, paintings and ceramics and found absolute freedom in constructive art. A visit to Piet Mondrian's retrospective exhibition in 1955 in the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague made an overwhelming impression on her. Her conviction that geometric arrangements are the most appropriate visual language to act out of Material limitations and find a way to a larger space was confirmed here. Den Boer was influenced by the Russian Constructivists like Kandinsky. In later works we see influences from Italian Futurists, such as Gino Severini. In playfulness and use of color her painting is sometimes related to that of the artist Sophie Taüber...