1944. Unbound. Two large folio sized prints (offset lithograph) ca. 21" x 16.5" each (535 x 420 mm), mounted on foam core and suitable for framing. ¶ Two fine, mystical prints from the extraordinary series of Art Deco compositions by Andrey Avinoff (1884-1949). These are among his most famous illustrations..... More
![Watercolor] Girl with demonic mask. Anonymous artist](/pictures/thumb/3001.jpg?v=1582353252)
S.l. n.d. (20th century). Watercolor on paper. Matted (visible 163 x 83 mm) and framed (257 x 150 mm). This weird and wonderful watercolor may be something we will forever regret selling at any price. It is unsigned, but clearly by an artist of considerable imagination. We find the image..... More
London: printed for J. Cooke, 1771. First Edition. Engraved print, framed behind glass. Print size: 215 x 133 mm, slightly cropped affecting several letters. Frame size: 342 x 263 mm. Slight foxing, some browning along edges, upper left corner slightly curled in. A striking 18th century engraving of a great..... More
Amsterdam: By de weduwe van Joannes van Someren, de erfgenaamen van Joannes van Dyk, Hendrik en de weduwe van Dirk Boom, 1690. Hardcover. Broadside, 305 x 470 (visible image size), professionally matted and framed. ¶ An extraordinary 17th-century anatomical engraving, justly celebrated by anatomists and artists alike for over 300..... More
![ON VELLUM]. Calligraphic / partially printed Austrian Patent of Nobility for Leopold Maria Edler...](/pictures/thumb/3005.jpg?v=1582353285)
Vienna: 1787 (April 21). Folio in 2s (360 x 305 mm). 10 vellum sheets, folded once to produce 20 pages. German Fraktur script, 3 elaborately engraved rococo borders by Fredericus Mayer; calligraphic text throughout in an accomplished hand (no doubt Viennese), 9 large ink borders in manuscript (ca. 250 x...... More
![Creations Cointreau. [A quantity of 3 menu cards printed in chromolithography]. Nicolas ....](/pictures/thumb/2984.jpg?v=1582353006)
Paris: Imp. des Arts Industriels, 1900 (ca.). 3 sheets (250 x 170 mm). These curious fin-de-siecle Parisian chromolithographs were created by the noted designer Francesco Nicolas Tamagno and are a joy to behold, as well as being perfectly suited for instructional purposes. Tamagno (1851-1933), an Italian by birth, lived in..... More
London: Printed for Robert Sayer, Map & Printseller, near Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street, 1748. Unbound. n.d. (ca. 1748-1760). Large mezzotint (355 x 257 mm). Professionally mounted on archival paper, preserved in mylar L-sleeve with lig-free board support. Some flaws to mezzotint include loss of the word "flies" in the caption..... More
