Fine Art

Joan Miró - Ciel rouge (1960) Highly Collectible Lithograph in Colors on Paper Presented here is a remarkable and highly collectible lithograph in colors by the iconic Spanish surrealist Joan Miró, created in 1960. This exceptional artwork is from a limited edition of 100 prints, each hand-signed and numbered in pencil by Miró, ensuring its authenticity and rarity. The lithograph features Miró’s distinctive blend of abstract forms and vibrant colors, exemplifying his visionary approach to modern art. Printed on fine paper, this piece captures the energy and whimsy that defined much of Miró’s groundbreaking work. Artist: Joan Miró Title: Ciel rouge Year: 1960 Edition: Limited to 100 prints Medium: Lithograph in colors on paper Signature: Hand-signed and numbered in pencil by the artist Certificate of Authenticity: Included Framing: Professionally matted and ready for framing This stunning lithograph offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Miró’s artistic legacy, making it a distinguished addition to any serious collection.

"In Love With You" is an painting by Francois Fressinier, oil and mixed media on canvas. The piece is hand signed, comes framed and with certificate of authenticity. Measures approximately 40.5" x 38.5" (framed), 37" x 35.12" (image). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround. Artist Fressinier Title In Love With You

This highly collectible limited edition lithograph in vibrant colors, created by the legendary Joan Miró in 1975, is a striking example of his distinctive style. Signed and numbered by the artist in pencil, it belongs to a limited edition of only 80, making it a rare and valuable addition to any collection. Miró’s mastery of form and color is brilliantly showcased, capturing the playful, abstract energy that defines his work.  The lithograph comes with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and status as an original piece. Professionally framed, it is ready to hang, offering immediate impact and sophistication to any space. This exceptional artwork is a timeless investment, perfect for both seasoned collectors and those new to the world of fine art. Joan Miró (1893–1983) was a Catalan painter, sculptor, and ceramicist who became one of the most influential figures in modern art. Renowned for his distinctive, surrealist-inspired style, Miró's works are characterized by bold, primary colors, organic shapes, and a playful use of symbols. His art is often described as a blend of abstract expressionism, surrealism, and childlike spontaneity, resulting in a visual language that feels both deeply personal and universally accessible. Miró was born in Barcelona, Spain, and developed an early interest in art, studying at the School of Industrial and Fine Arts of Barcelona. His early works were influenced by Post-Impressionism, but he soon moved toward experimentation, finding inspiration in Catalan folk art, Catalonia’s rural landscapes, and the emerging avant-garde movements in Europe. His early encounters with surrealism, particularly the works of artists like André Breton and Max Ernst, led him to develop his signature style—a fusion of playful abstraction and subconscious exploration. Miró’s fascination with the unconscious mind and dreams led him to embrace surrealism, and he soon became closely associated with the movement. His early works featured fantastical, biomorphic forms and spontaneous, gestural brushstrokes that reflected his deep interest in the irrational and the unconscious. While Miró was associated with surrealism, he constantly pushed boundaries, often blending different styles and techniques, which kept his work fresh and innovative throughout his career. In the 1930s and 1940s, Miró became increasingly interested in creating art that felt liberated from traditional constraints. His famous "Constellations" series of the late 1940s is a key example of this approach, filled with abstracted, star-like forms and dreamlike symbols. These works, infused with a sense of cosmic wonder, are reflective of his admiration for the mysteries of the universe. Miró also experimented with a range of mediums, including lithographs, etchings, ceramics, and sculptures, expanding his creative reach beyond canvas. During the Spanish Civil War and the early years of World War II, Miró’s work became more politically charged. He used his art as a vehicle for expressing his disillusionment with fascism and the horrors of war. His iconic painting "The Reaper" (1936), for example, features a haunting, skeletal figure holding a sickle, symbolizing the dark times Spain was enduring. Despite his political engagement, Miró’s work remained intensely personal and focused on the universality of human experience. Miró’s contributions to modern art earned him worldwide recognition, with retrospectives at major institutions and commissions for large public works, including murals and sculptures. His art is celebrated for its ability to combine playful childlike innocence with profound philosophical depth. His use of symbols—such as stars, moons, birds, and eyes—became signature elements, infusing his works with a sense of mystery, imagination, and spontaneity. Throughout his life, Miró remained an artist of great innovation, continuously evolving and experimenting with new techniques and media. His influence can be seen in the work of countless artists who followed him, and his art is still beloved by collectors and museums around the world. Today, his works are housed in major art institutions like the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona, and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Miró’s legacy lives on in his unmistakable, dynamic approach to form, color, and symbolism, which continues to captivate audiences with its energy, wonder, and sense of freedom. Whether in his monumental public works or intimate prints, Joan Miró’s art remains a timeless testament to the power of the imagination and the joy of creation. Artist Joan Miro Title Untitled (from Lithographs II)

Rare lithograph by Pierre-Auguste Renoir of Richard Wagner from circa 1900. This work is from the limited edition of 100, which was published by Vollard, Paris. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Professionally framed and ready to hang.

"New Horizon" is a one-of-a-kind mixed media on paper, hand signed by Peter Max. The piece comes custom framed with a backside cutout to display Peter Max Studio registration number 250349 certifying authenticity. Measures approximately 48" x 36" (frame), 36" x 24" (image). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround.

Magnificent original oil on canvas. Hand signed by artist. This artwork comes framed ready to hang.

"Untitled Abstract" is an watercolor painting on paper by Wyland, hand signed by the artist. This piece comes custom framed. Includes Letter of Authenticity. Measures approx. 48" x 34" (frame), 40" x 26" (image). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround.

Enchanting original acrylic on canvas. Hand signed by artist. This artwork comes beautifully framed and ready to hang. Artist Jessica Palacios Title Soulful Soundscape

Ana Moran is a contemporary artist from Valencia, Spain. Her artistic training began when she took a yearlong sculpture course at the School of Arts in Salamanca. Moran then went on to receive her Bachelor of Arts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, where she studied from 1998 to 2003. Before pursuing a career as a full-time artist, Moran worked as a conservation and reservation artist in Valencia. Currently her works are actively shown in galleries in Spain and are within several private collections in Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona, and Leon.  Moran’s populus paintings of legendary icons and recognizable artwork pieces of the Pop era highlight the connection between community, culture, and art.  Pop art provided an avenue for artists to explore and subvert traditional values and qualifications relating to fine art versus commercial art, public versus private art other relatable themes. It was also a reaction against Abstract Expressionists’ instance that art was integral to the person who made it.  As a response, Pop art has a more industrial and commercial essence and explores the notion that “Art” exists everywhere, and everything is “Art.” Moran’s utilization of figures in her works aims to bridge the relationship between “Art” and everyday life where people come to form and elevate the messages of the earlier era.  Moran’s paintings are colorful and full of life.  As the figures move through space, they highlight the beauty and joy in finding community, connection, and love.

Exclusive original Mixed Media on paper by Peter Max, gifted to Siegfried and Roy. This original work of art is from 1991 and is signed, inscribed and dated in marker by Peter Max. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Professionally Framed and ready to hang.

A TRUE WORK OF AESTHETIC VALUE. COLLECTIBLE ORIGINAL ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, HAND SIGNED BY THE ARTIST, THIS ARTWORK COMES STRETCHED READY FOR FRAMING.

Manuel Lorente is a contemporary artist from Valencia, Spain. Since a young child Lorente describes being mesmerized and drawn to art.  He fondly recalls that his family took him to many exhibitions throughout Spain and Europe and these memories fostered his passion for art and led him to decide to pursue a career as a professional artist. He studied at the School of Applied Arts and Artistic Trades in Valencia where his technical painting and drawing skills were more fully developed.  Lorente describes the port and beaches close to his home as a major inspiration and the model from which he loves to paint.  He states, “the sunrise, the light at sunset in spring and autumn by the ocean are moments that especially attract me.”  In addition, he describes artists like Carmen Laffón and Pinazo as other art inspirations.  Lorente’s tranquil beaches and port paintings utilize color, texture, and light to create a sensory experience for the viewer.  In each of his works he tries to not only create a beautiful visual experience for the viewer, but also aims to conjure the sensations of being transported to these destinations.  He states, “I try to recreate the environment or sensation that the motif produces in me at the moment of capturing it.” Lorente hopes that viewers experience a similar sensation, a calling from the ocean and nature.

Exquisite original acrylic on canvas. Hand signed by artist. This artwork comes gallery wrapped ready to hang

Rare original screenprint on hand-torn archival art paper by Mr. Brainwash from 2019. This limited edition artwork is from the edition of 50, signed and numbered in pencil with Mr. Brainwash's thumbprint on the reverse side. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Antonio Torres is an artist from Alicante, Spain. Balletomane, defined as a ballet enthusiast, aptly describes Torres’ devotion to dance. Throughout his evolution as a painter, he has dedicated himself to one recurring theme: ballet. Dancers from all over the world showcase graceful poses and elegant costumes in each captivating painting. Fascinated with ballerinas’ patterns of movement and psychological dedication, Torres skillfully captures their mastery of performance by depicting their varied demeanors both on and off the stage. While Torres portrays notable dancers from all over the world, his work is categorized into three distinct series and each inspired by a different ballerina. The Contrasts series provide striking distinctions between light and shade frequently placed in intimate settings. Blue Dream paintings convey the beauty of ballet through various expressionistic techniques, while the Blue Rainbow series incorporates surrealism to depict dreamlike performances. Through this diversity, Torres captures the multifaceted aspects of ballet and its dedicated performers. Torres personalizes private moments, and this exclusive access to intimate views offstage are a hallmark of his work. Aware of the rare circumstances accessed to him via his friendships with numerous ballerinas, Torres graciously remarks, “I thank God for having the opportunity to be surrounded by so many talents behind the scenes.” Though visually divergent, Contrasts, Blue Dream, and Blue Rainbow unite in inviting viewers behind the scenes to share his intimate point of view.

Beautiful original acrylic on canvas. Hand signed by artist. This artwork comes beautifully framed and ready to hang

Wonderful original acrylic on canvas. Hand signed by artist. Artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity. This artwork comes beautifully framed and ready to hang. Art size 24x30.

Original lithograph in colors on paper in a gold frame by Norman Rockwell from the 'Four Ages of Love' Suite. This limited edition artwork is from the edition of 200 done in 1977, and is hand signed and numbered in pencil by Rockwell. Comes with a certificate of authenticity from Eleanor Ettinger Gallery, the publisher of the Four Ages of Love Suite. Professionally Framed and ready to hang. Artist Norman Rockwell Title Winter (from The Four Ages of Love)

"Tomato Pop (Blue)" is a limited edition uniquely hand-finished silk screen print on paper by Mr Brainwash. The piece is hand signed and thumb-printed by the artist. The piece comes custom framed and with a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approximately 42" x 34" (framed), 30" x 22" (image). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround.

"Mona Lisa" is a one-of-a-kind acrylic mixed media on paper, hand signed by Peter Max. The piece comes custom framed with a backside cutout to display Peter Max Studio registration number 322262 certifying authenticity. Measures approx. 28" x 24" (frame), 19" x 15" (image). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround.

"The Ogle" is a limited edition giclee on canvas by Craig Alan. This piece comes from the Alan's "Populus" series and is numbered and hand signed by the artist. This piece comes custom framed. Includes Letter of Authenticity. Measures approx. 41.5" x 41.5" (frame), 40" x 40" (image). This item requires special handling and may have a longer than usual turnaround.

Brilliant original oil on canvas. Hand signed by artist. This artwork comes un-stretched and un-framed. Artwork will come rolled.

Amazing acrylic on canvas. Hand signed by artist. This artwork comes framed ready to hang.

Griselda Ferrandez was born in the city of Barcelona, a cosmopolitan and open city. From her balcony she could contemplate the sea as well as watch the passing freight trains on their way to the mercantile port.  At a young age, Griselda was bedridden from heart disease that left her with only books and her balcony view to pass the time.  She remembers looking through books of painters and loved the way paintings transported her to a world of fantasy through color and line.   This early impression led her to want to become a painter herself.  From 1972 to 1975 she studied at the Massana Official School of Arts and Crafts in Barcelona, considered at that time an avant-garde art school. At the age of 18, she began to work in the painting studio where Spanish hyperrealist artist Jesus Navarro served as the artistic director.  They later fell in love, married, and had 3 children.  She proudly describes each child as gifted in the arts as well.       Since her first exhibition in 1978, Ferrendez has not stopped painting or experimenting with paint.  For a time, she even taught classes on Art Theory at the Tres en Raya school in Castelldefels, Barcelona. She has worked with pastels, acrylic, marble dust, oil, organic matter, collage, but throughout her experimentations, oil paint has always been her favorite, a material she describes as the “noblest and the most multifaceted.”   Her new series of paintings she describes as Realism framed in Pop Aesthetic.  Utilizing the bold colors and lines of advertising and marketing as the backdrop, she positions her female figures as oblivious to the world around them.  She describes her work as in many ways, a love letter to city life and her female figures as a mirror image to daily life.  Artistically, in this new series, she is inspired by the tensions between the lines that create the composition and the emotive connotations of each form:  wavy (softness, freedom, harmony ...), horizontal (peace, rest, calm).  Through these works she can challenge herself through the various technical as well as psychological questions that arise when combining different forms of art, the underlying questions that remain when working in realism, abstraction, as well as pop.

"Spanish Beauty" is a limited edition giclee on canvas by Pino (1939-2010), HC numbered 1/10 and hand signed by the artist. Includes Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approx. 24" x 16" (image).