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Human Form

Artists the world over and across generations have focused on the most immediate subject possible, that of the human form.  From prehistoric times the shape of woman and man has been one of the major catalysts of creativity.
This collection of prints presents a vast array of subjects with humans as its theme.  You'll find portraits of people, famous and not; all manner of people, at work, at play, at rest, and in any other activity one can imagine.  You will find faces, bodies and body parts, silhouettes of all kinds, and people from all walks of life, dressed or not.  It's a reflection of how artists see their own vessels, so to speak.
Otis Oldfield: Adieu! Sold

OLDFIELD, Otis

Adieu!

Lithograph, 1940.

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Adieu! is a lithograph from 1940 by American artist Otis Oldfield (1890-1969). It is pencil signed, titled, and editioned 25/150. Adieu! was publi...

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Joseph Hirsh: Father and Son Sold

HIRSH, Joseph

Father and Son

Lithograph, 1945.

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Lithograph on wove paper.Reference: Cole 10.Edition of 250, published by Associated American Artists (A.A.A.)Signed in pencil.Image: 9 3/4 x 11 5/8...

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Jean Charlot: Hawaiian Drummer Sold

CHARLOT, Jean

Hawaiian Drummer

Lithograph, 1950.

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JEAN CHARLOT (1888 - 1979)HAWAIIAN DRUMMER, 1950 (M533) Color lithograph. Signed and numbered in pencil. Drawn in Honolulu, Printed by Lynton Kistl...

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Jean Charlot: Mexican Kitchen Sold

CHARLOT, Jean

Mexican Kitchen

Lithograph, 1946.

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Mexican Kitchen is a lithograph from 1946 by international artist, Jean Charlot (1898-1979). It is pencil signed in the lower right margin and was...

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Paula Gerard: Newsboy Sold

GERARD, Paula

Newsboy

Lithograph, 1937.

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Lithograph on wove paper.Edition of 20.Signed, titled, and annotated “20 imp.” in pencil.Image: 9 ¼ x 7 ¾ inches.Very fine impression in pristine c...

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Jeannette Maxfield Lewis: Wharves Sold

MAXFIELD LEWIS, Jeannette

Wharves

Drypoint, 1937.

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Wharves is a drypoint from 1937 by American artist Jeannette Maxfield Lewis (1894-1982). It is pencil signed and titled, and the plate is incised ...

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