Products tagged with 'Lithographs & Prints'

Large mid-century pochoir print after Pablo Picasso's Blue Boy (Garcon en bleu), presented in a period frame with reverse label referencing the Edward M. M. Warburg collection. A decorative and collectible example of mid-century Picasso reproduction art, retaining strong Blue Period appeal and ready for display.

Hand-colored style Native American portrait after Charles Bird King, published in the tradition of McKenney and Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America, depicting Caa-Tou-See of the Ojibway people.

Framed Meiji-period Japanese color woodblock print by Yoshu Chikanobu from the Snow, Moon, Flowers series, no. 41, showing a dramatic Edo literary scene associated with Arimaya, Yokichi, and Onogawa Kisaburo.

Yamashiro, Moon after Rain over an Old Temple, Mitsuuji and Tasogare, No. 46, Yōshū Chikanobu (1838 - 1912)

Grinding Maize, an offset lithograph after plate 9 from Leopoldo Mendez's Mexican People series, framed and matted. A strong midcentury Mexican graphic image connected to the Taller de Grafica Popular and the 1946-47 American Associated Artists collaboration.

Framed pochoir after Pablo Picasso's 1905 composition 'Saltimbanque in Profile,' also published as 'Boy in Harlequin Jacket.' Produced during the early 1960s under Picasso's engagement, this richly colored print captures the artist's enduring fascination with circus performers and the poetic world of the saltimbanques.