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Robert Allen PATERSON – lithograph – Ancient Mariner
PrintsRobert Allen Paterson (Canada, b. 1936) OSA, CSPWC ‘Ancient Mariner,’ c. 1970 lithograph, 2/20 (image) 17 ⅞” high x 13 ¼” wide (framed) 24 ⅜” high x 20 ⅜” wide Scroll Down for Further Information$125.00 $125.00$125.00 $125.00 -
John Hassal (1868-1948) – Magic Baking Powder Advertising Poster, Lithograph
Advertising, PrintsW. Gillett Co. Ltd (Toronto, 19th-20th Century) Magic Baking Powder ‘A Good Catch’, circa 1910 John Hassal (1868-1948) Advertisement chromolithograph (image) 13 ½” high x 21” wide (sight) 16” high x 23 ¼” wide (framed) 19” high x 26 3/8” wide Notes: A stunning graphic for E. W. Gillett’s Magic Baking Powder it was adapted, on behalf of the company, into a war poster in WWI with the cop holding a gun, hauling a miniaturized Hun and towing a dachshund with the catch phrase, ‘Help to Catch Huns’ and ‘Victory Bonds / Help Shorten the War’. Scroll Down for Further information$4,000.00 $4,000.00$4,000.00 $4,000.00 -
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SOLD – Currier & Ives- ‘Niagara Falls from the Canadian Side’, lithograph, small folio
Prints, SOLDSOLD Currier & Ives (American) after B. Hess, c. 1868 'Niagara Falls. From the Canadian Side.' lithograph, small folio, c. 1877-94 -
Henri TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (1864-1901) – ‘Les Courtes Joies’, lithograph
Prints$2,500 Henri Toulouse-Lautrec (France, 1864-1901) Cover Art for ‘Les Courtes Joies’ by J. Sermet, 1897 lithograph on china paper (Image): 18cm high x 24.5cm wide (Sheet): 28cm high x 37 cm wide (Framed): 28” high x 30 ¼” wide -
Anton CETIN (b. 1936) – ‘Hope’, lithograph
PrintsSummary: Original lithograph titled, ‘Hope’ by listed Croatian Canadian artist Anton Cetín, circa 1981. “Rich in signs and symbols… Cetín's work is a celebration - of the universe and of infinity, of love and myths, inspiration and remembering. Of Nature. For Cetín art civilizes and humanizes. The artist deals with spiritual truth. He creates because he has no alternative.” Scroll Down for further details$175.00 $175.00$175.00 $175.00 -
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SOLD – David ROBERTS (1794-1864), Louis Haghe (1806-1885) – ‘Gate of Damascus’, lithograph
Prints, SOLDSOLD Small-Folio, hand-coloured lithograph titled ‘Gate of Damascus, Jerusalem’, the original drawn by Scottish artist David Roberts (1794-1864) Royal Academy, and transposed to lithograph by Louis Haghe (1806-1885) and published in The Holy Land, Volume I, 1842. Roberts access to these ancient sites was rare being the first artist to traverse the Near East East and reaction to it was widely praised and celebrated. Purportedly sketched on April 14th 1839, Roberts depicts the great Gate of Damascus on an active day with camels, people and goods issuing to and from the portal. -
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SOLD – Herta ZUCKERMANN – lithograph – Child, Butterfly
Prints, SOLDAustrian Secessionist lithograph of a young girl with bird & butterfly, accomplished by Herta Zuckermann, at age 14, while under the tutelage of Franz Cisek at the Vienna School for Arts and Crafts. -
Pierre-Auguste RENOIR (1841-1919) – ‘Louis Valtat (D.; S.38)’, lithograph
PaintingPierre-Auguste Renoir (France, 1841-1919) ‘Louis Valtat, from Douze Lithographies originals de Pierre-August Renoir’, 1904 Published by Ambroise Vollard Printed by Auguste Clot transfer crayon lithograph on paper (Sight): 11 ¾” tall x 9 3/8” wide$2,495.00 $2,495.00$2,495.00 $2,495.00 -
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SOLD – J Fenwick LANSDOWNE (1937-2008) – ‘Birds of the West Coast’, Lithographs & 1st Edition
Books, Prints, SOLDSold Fenwick Lansdowne (Canadian, 1937-2008), OC, RCA, OBC Birds of the West Coast, Two Volumes First Edition, Deluxe Limited Edition Bound in Full Leather, Original Linen Slip Cases Scroll Down for more Information -
George CATLIN (1796-1872) – ‘Ball-Play Dance No. 22’, lithograph
Prints$5,000 George Catlin (1796-1872) Ball-Play Dance No. 22 Coloured Lithograph image: 12 ⅜” high x 17 ⅝” wide impression: 13 ⅛” high x 18 ⅜” wide framed: 18 ½” high x 23 ⅝” wide -
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SOLD – Harold Barling TOWN – lithograph – Joan Crawford & Clark Gable
Prints, SOLDa well executed lithograph by listed and highly regarded Canadian artist Harold Barling Town (1924-1990), member of Painters Eleven, as well as an accomplished print maker. This example is from the ‘Silent Stars – Sound Stars – Film Stars’ Series, is titled “Joan Crawford and Clark Gable”, dated “71” and numbered “35/123”.
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