Pedro Cabrita Reis, “Untitled”, 1992

Nikias Skapinakis (1931–2020), Paisagem da Europa, 1998 - Oil on Canvas Signed and dated on the reverse Dimensions: 100 × 73 cm (39.4 × 28.7 in) Portugal, 1998 A commanding composi...

André Lanskoy (1902–1976), Oil on Paper Artist: André Lanskoy Date: Mid-20th century Medium: Oil on paper Dimensions: 34.29 x 27.31 cm (13.5 x 10.75 in) Signature: Signed lower righ...

Júlio Resende (1917–2011) Ink on Paper, Signed and Dated 1981 Dimensions: approx. 64 × 50 cm (25.2 × 19.7 in) Portugal, 1981 A powerful and emotionally charged work by celebrated Po...

Carlos Ramos, “Vo. III” — Contemporary Portuguese Sculpture in Wood, Marble & Iron Origin: Portugal Artist: Carlos Ramos Date: 2025 Materials: Carved wood, iron, and marble Signatur...

A loose wash of curves sweep across this expansive work by contemporary French artist Vincent Gassin-Gradstein. Layered, expressive, and reduced of figuration, a single square holds ...

Vibrant red and lilac-pink painting that balances washes with bold strokes. Painted by Ruth Francken in 1963 - recently reframed.

Carbon paint on canvas contemporary artwork titled "Todo Yo Soy Yo Todo" by Mexican painter Miguel Ángel Cordera. The painting is signed on the back. Dimens...

Pierre Legendre (1932-2009) Accord II oil on canvas circa 1980 Measures: 116 x 81 cm. Pierre Legendre, born in 1932 in Haute-Marne, moved to Paris at the age of 22. After classes at the Estienne school in Paris as well as those of the Beaux-Arts, he worked for several big houses and was the originator of logos for big brands like Hermès or Nina Ricci. He entered the academy of the painter Henri GOETZ, which allowed him to familiarize himself with abstract, geometric art. He exhibited from the 1970s, as in 1979 at UNESCO in Paris. A discreet painter, he nevertheless participated in the 80s and 90s in many artists' salons (Comparaison, Grand et Jeunes d'Aujourd'hui, Réalités Nouvelles). Pierre Legendre is of deep integrity, of great moral rigor, his geometric and abstract art also reflects a quest for spirituality and philosophical reflection. Although denying itself to belong to Concrete Art, Legendre by its taste for purism and the immateriality of the straight line is not so far removed from, among others, the art of Jean Gorin...