"Miller Summer Picnic August 8, 1975” Screen Print by Artist Stephen Frykholm

Summer picnic chocolate cake poster designed by Stephen Frykholm for Herman Miller. The close-up of chocolate cake is a brilliant example of early mid-century graphic design. Frykholm designed these posters on behalf of the annual Herman Miller summer picnic...

Two colorful somewhat abstractly architectural prints by Stephen Donwerth signed lower right , numbered 4/450 lower left . Two quotes from Mr Donwerth . "Although I have painted and ...

A print signed Squeri, numbered 1/20, and titled Kyoto, reminiscent of the work of Verner Panton.

Screenprint by the Italian Op-Art artist Getulio Alviani. Getulio Alviani (1939-2018) was an Italian painter, object artist and representative of Op A...

This screen print was created by the Belgian artist Luc Claus (1926-2014). This is number 21 of an edition of 100. The print is in very good condition. The work is signed ‘Claus 87...

Introducing an early, vibrant and striking screen print by George Heidweiller - "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" This artwork captures the iconic and memorable character of Baby Jane from the classic 1962 thriller film of the same name. George Heidweiller is a Dutch artist known for his unique and bold style. He draws inspiration from the pop art movement and his works often feature bright colors and bold lines. Heidweiller has a deep appreciation for the art of screen printing, which allows him to create dynamic and visually stunning pieces. In "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?", Heidweiller masterfully captures the haunting gaze and sinister aura of Baby Jane. The vibrant colors and strong lines draw the viewer in and create a sense of unease and intrigue. This piece is a perfect addition to any collection of pop art or movie memorabilia. This limited edition screen print is a must-have for any fan of George Heidweiller or classic cinema. It is a rare opportunity to own a piece of art that captures the essence of one of the most memorable characters in film history...

On 3rd July 1973 Stephen Shore (b.1947) set out on a road trip. The journey marked an important turning point in his career, as he was coming to the tail...

Plate XXXI 'Anemone', originates from 'Figures of the most beautiful, useful and uncommon plants described in the gardener's dictionary (..)' by P. Miller. Philip Miller was the principal horticulturalist in England in the mid-18th century.  As the curator of the Chelsea Physic Garden and an active member of the Society of Gardeners, he had the opportunity to interact with important naturalists as well as some of the best botanical artists of the period including Georg Ehret and Robert Furber...

Plate XXXVII 'Anonis', originates from 'Figures of the most Beautiful, Useful and Uncommon Plants described in the Gardener's Dictionary (..)' by P. Miller. Philip Miller was the principal horticulturalist in England in the mid-18th century. As the curator of the Chelsea Physic Garden and an active member of the Society of Gardeners, he had the opportunity to interact with important naturalists as well as some of the best botanical artists of the period including Georg Ehret and Robert Furber...

A beautiful original midcentury poster signed by listed artist Ivicevic Slobodan on July 2, 1975 in Nice, France during his exhibit at the famous L'Art Marginal. As shown on the le...