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1960 Dali Woodcut Paradise 21 The mystic ladder
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Derriere Le Miroir 173 Calder 8 Lithographs 1968
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Paul Guiramand, Lithograph 1962, Untitled 14
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Chagall lithograph 14 Oeuvres Recentes Art in poster
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1964 Ellsworth Kelly Original Lithograph Derriere le Miroir DM05149
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Salvador Dali Woodcut Hell 16 The mount of geryon
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Kandinsky Reciprocal Accord Numbered Giclee
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Chagall P12 Drawings for the Bible Hagar Driving Out
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Picasso Lithograph 101 Les menines Art in posters
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Picasso Sketchbook Carnet de la Californie Lithograph 2 dated 19/11/1955
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Andy Warhol Chardonnay 6 Print Pop Art 1999
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Pablo Picasso Toros y Toreros 7 dated 13/7/59
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Félix Labisse Signed Original Lithograph Avec qui 1972*
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1989 Chagall Lithograph v1-9 Odyssee Alcinous Palace
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Grace Absi Queen 2000 Oil Painting on canvas Framed
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Picasso Lithograph 77 Expo Vallauris Art in posters
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Chagall Lithograph Benjamin Jerusalem windows
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Pol Bury Lithograph DM07178d Derriere le Miroir
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1964 Ellsworth Kelly Original Lithograph Derriere le Miroir DM04149
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The Lithographs of Chagall vol 2 with 12 Lithographs 1963
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Ubac Original Lithograph DM01130 Derriere le Miroir 1961
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1983 Matisse Lithograph 14 jazz The Cowboy
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Subtotal: $11,790.00
Matisse
Henri Matisse (1869-1954) a French artist, painter, lithographer, sculpture & book designer. He was, along with Pablo Picasso, one of the artists leading the avant-garde movement during the early years of the twentieth century. Matisse was early known as a Fauvist (Wild Beast); a painting style of pure colors used in a direct and forceful way. Yet despite his radical approach to color and form, Matisse’s subjects were often traditional: scenes of his own studio, portraits of friends and family, arrangements of figures in rooms or landscapes.
