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Al Ford
Over time Al Ford’s narrative has been refined and condensed into a self-referential logo head, like an African mask,
Daniel Baird-Miller
“My relationship with photography has compelled me to look microscopically at the process itself.
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Original artwork for sale: paintings, sculpture, pastels, drawings, limited edition photography, etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, silkscreens, curios, and more…
Paola Savarino
Being a visual person, all of my experiences translate into visual expressions in my work.
Eric Kluin
A musical analogy for Eric Kluin’s artwork would decidedly not be Jazz; he is admittedly non-improvisational.
Walter Tomasino
Provocative in nature, Walter Tomasino’s work deals with subject matter many artists avoid.
Curatorial Services
We offer a broad range of curatorial services from standalone exhibitions, public art projects, large scale events and touring shows,
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Emmanuel Barcet, Ken Beck, Beggarstaffs, Jack Bollschweiler, James Alphege Brewer, Heinrich Campendonk, John Casey, Fernel Cerckel, Jules Cheret, Marc Chagall
Giselle Valdes
Photographer and curator Giselle Valdes has been exhibiting her work since 1982. Her images feature the cityscapes, churches and historic buildings,
Maitres de L’Affiche
Les Maitres de l’Affiche (The Masters of the Poster) published 1895-1900 is one of the most prestigious and influential art publications in history.
Ludwig Hohlwein
Ludwig Hohlwein is a seminal figure in the history of poster art and graphic design. The incredibly versatile artist and decorator originally trained as an architect
Tony Savarino
With influences as diverse as Wittgenstein and Miles Davis, new insights are manufactured from both mundane and transcendent meanings, Tony Savarino’s work explores the relationship between Jungian archetypes and recycling culture.
Artem Mirolevich
His depictions of ancient civilizations, philosophy, present society, and what he envisions for the future has been described as “prophetic”
Les Affiches Illustrees
Les Affiches Illustrees, (1886-1895) written by Ernest Maindron with 64 original lithographic prints was published in 1896 by Imprimerie Chaix
Sir William Nicholson
Beginning in the 1890s, William Nicholson created posters with his brother-in-law James Pryde, using the pseudonym J. & W. Beggarstaff.
Das Kunstblatt
Published monthly for sixteen years, Das Kunstblatt promoted the work of living artists and the spirit of the “new art” in all its forms,
Anne Smith
American artist Anne Smith is a painter and illustrator currently living in London. She holds two degrees in Ceramics, a BFA from Boston University in 1980 and a MFA from Alfred University in New York […]
Madame Majeska
Madame Yna Majeska (Henriette Stern), artist, decorator, designer and book illustrator served as a costume designer for both the Zeigfeld Follies, movie producer Cecil B. Demille
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