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1967 Russian Woodblock Print Antonov Signed Modernist

Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Woodcuts: Pre 1970   item# 1118321 (stock# 1342)

1967 Russian Woodblock Print Antonov Signed Modernist
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$125 

Modernist mid-century Russian woodblock print from 1967, signed and dated, in its original frame, enameled red. The frame is almost as interesting as the woodcut, and although it has an Asian look, it is likely to also be Russian in origin. The artist, translated from the Cyrillic signature, is A. Antonov. Sight area of this well-done landscape measures nearly 14" x 7" (35.56 x 17.78 cm), and framed to 19.5" x 12.5" (49.53 x 31.75 cm). Some missing enamel on the frame, woo ...click for details


Woodblock Print "Archbishop" Artist Signed Lafon

Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Woodcuts: Pre 2000   item# 1107452 (stock# 6090C)

Woodblock Print "Archbishop" Artist Signed Lafon
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SOLD 

Number 4 or 20, brown and black Woodblock Print, titled "Archbishop," and signed lower right in pencil, "Lafon."

This delightful image measures about 7.5" x 5.5", framed to 11" x 9".

Condition is excellent. 20th Century. $12 US Shipping. [purchase instantly via paypal at the order/inquire butto ...click for details


Preview of Capri by Edwin Cerio with Woodcuts 1944

Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Woodcuts: Pre 1950   item# 1060688 (stock# 5247)

Preview of Capri by Edwin Cerio with Woodcuts 1944
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$75 

By Edwin Cerio (1875-1960) Italy, twenty-three page Booklet, plus images on front and back covers, and a large, foldout map of the Isle of Capri glued along the left margin to the inside back cover; printed in 1944, likely in Italy. Three black and white woodcuts (2 which we believe are by Cerio, the author, and one by Margaret Jordan Patterson (1867-1950) who worked in Massachusetts and is remembered primarily for her woodcuts although many of her works in other mediums have been sold at aucti ...click for details

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