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Anti-Umbrella with Atomized Liquids (Imaginations and Objects of the Future suite)
Artist: Salvador Dalí
Edition Number: I-19/250
Year: 1975-6
Medium: Original color drypoint, lithograph, serigraph, and collage on paper
Signature: Signed and numbered in pencil
Dimensions: 30.25h x 22 3/4w in. unframed
$12,950.00
In this work, Dalí’s boundless imagination and technical mastery create a surreal and thought-provoking exploration of everyday objects transformed into extraordinary symbols.
Dans le ciel de L’Opera
Artist: Marc Chagall
Edition Number: 2nd Maeght Ed. / 1500
Year: 1981
Medium: Lithograph
Dimensions: 35h x 22w in. unframed
$ 5,000.00
In this enchanting composition, Chagall invites viewers into a whimsical realm where reality and fantasy merge seamlessly. The scene depicts a colorful and lively interpretation of the Paris Opera House, with its iconic architecture rendered in Chagall’s distinctive style.
Toro Series: Danseuse et Femmes
Artist: Pablo Picasso
Edition Number: 294/500
Year: 1960
Medium: Collotype Lithograph
Signature: Signed in the plate and numbered in pencil.
Dimensions: 17h x 21.5w in. unframed
$ 6,750.00
Pablo Picasso’s Toro series, created in 1960 is a compelling collection of lithographs celebrating the power and grace of the bull, a recurring motif in Picasso’s oeuvre.
Toro Series: Avant la Pique
Artist: Pablo Picasso
Edition Number: 294/500
Year: 1960
Medium: Collotype Lithograph
Signature: Signed in the plate and numbered in pencil.
Dimensions: 17h x 21.5w in. unframed
$ 6,750.00
The Toro series not only reflects Picasso’s deep fascination with bullfighting, a cultural tradition in his native Spain, but also his innovative approach to printmaking and his continuous quest to push the boundaries of artistic expression.
Brigitte Bardot
Artist: Andy Warhol
Edition Number: Unnumb. / Ed. 1500
Year: 1974
Medium: Silkscreen
Dimensions: 35.4h x 35.4w in. unframed
$ 7,950.00
This vibrant silkscreen by Andy Warhol features the iconic French actress and model Brigitte Bardot. This work exemplifies Warhol’s fascination with celebrity culture and his ability to transform photographic portraits into striking works of art.
