United States, Circa 1960's. (20" x 23" framed)

Mortimer Borne (1901-1992) was an American artist, primarily known for his Cubist etchings and paintings. He was associated with the American modernist movement and often depicted figurative subjects, including musicians and dancers, with a distinctive linear style. Borne's work is characterized by its dynamic compositions and expressive use of line, reflecting his deep engagement with form and movement.

His artistic career spanned several decades, and his prints were widely exhibited and collected. The subject matter of musicians, particularly string instruments like cellos, is a recurring theme in his oeuvre, often rendered with a blend of abstraction and figuration. This particular piece, likely an etching, showcases his technical skill and artistic vision in capturing the essence of musical performance.

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Original artwork by Friedrich Bernard Werner, printed (engraved) by E. Dankers.

Amsterdam, Netherlands (Circa 1680)

77” x 19.25” (framed)

This engraving depicts Amsterdam during its Golden Age, a period of immense wealth and influence for the Dutch Republic. The city was a major center for trade, finance, and culture, with its port bustling with ships from around the world. The detailed depiction of the cityscape and harbor reflects the city's prosperity and its importance as a global maritime power.

Engravings like this were popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, serving as both artistic representations and historical records. They were often commissioned by wealthy patrons or produced for wider distribution, showcasing the grandeur of major cities. The Latin inscription further emphasizes the city's status and the engraver's intent to capture its magnificence.

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55.5"x42.5" Framed

Joan Sacks and Louis Nardo are known for their collaborative printmaking during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Their works often feature bold colors, intricate details, and a blend of natural and architectural elements.

Limited edition prints from this era are highly sought after by collectors interested in the art and design trends of the time.

Prints from this period often reflect the artistic experimentation and innovation that characterized the late 20th century. The large size of this print (55.5"x42.5") makes it a statement piece, suitable for display in a variety of settings. Given its size, the print would be a focal point in any collection, adding to its desirability and value.

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Four framed ‘La Mode Illustrée’ Fashion Prints

‘La Mode Illustrée’ was a prominent French fashion magazine founded in 1860 and published until 1914. It was known for its high-quality illustrations of contemporary fashion, lifestyle, and domestic scenes. The magazine catered to an upper-class female readership, providing detailed depictions of the latest trends in clothing, accessories, and hairstyles.

These prints offer valuable insights into the sartorial tastes and social customs of the Victorian and Edwardian eras. The magazine employed talented artists and engravers to create visually appealing and informative content. ‘La Mode Illustrée’ remains a sought-after collectible for fashion historians, costume designers, and enthusiasts of vintage prints.

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TABASCO RED SAUCE Pop Art Lithograph (circa 1980’s)

This McIlhenny Company Tabasco Pop Art lithograph is an offset print depicting a bottle of Tabasco sauce with the caption "Hot Stuff, Union St. Graphics, 1690 Union St. San Francisco". 

Measures 10.5" x 33.5" and is covered in glass or plexiglass.

Excellent condition.

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Tabasco is an American brand of hot sauce made from tabasco peppers, vinegar and salt. It is produced by the McIlhenny Company of Avery Island in southern Louisiana, having been created over 150 years ago by Edmund McIlhenny.

Dominic LaRiccia, Automatic Pop Collection.

‘She was Practiced’ (Signed by the Artist). Black Framed Canvas, 16” x 20”

Back in 1992, Drew Robinson and Dominic LaRiccia started Spork with one purpose in mind - to draw out of your head. They loved drawing. Early on, they would occasionally do design work, branding, page layout, web design, and other related stuff. But as they matured, they realised - or re-realized - that drawing was their thing, and their clients agreed. Now, many moons later, (over 10,000!), they finally decided it was time to share their years hard work and creative energy by offering beautiful and museum quality prints and so Spork Fine Art was created.

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Dominic LaRiccia, Dare To Be Collection.

‘Dare to Be’ Yellow Butterfly (Signed by the Artist). Canvas, 24” x 30”

Back in 1992, Drew Robinson and Dominic LaRiccia started Spork with one purpose in mind - to draw out of your head. They loved drawing. Early on, they would occasionally do design work, branding, page layout, web design, and other related stuff. But as they matured, they realized - or re-realized - that drawing was their thing, and their clients agreed. Now, many moons later, (over 10,000!), they finally decided it was time to share their years hard work and creative energy by offering beautiful and museum quality prints and so Spork Fine Art was created.

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Dominic LaRiccia, Dare To Be Collection.

‘Dare to Be’ Green Bird (Signed by the Artist). Canvas, 24” x 30”

Back in 1992, Drew Robinson and Dominic LaRiccia started Spork with one purpose in mind - to draw out of your head. They loved drawing. Early on, they would occasionally do design work, branding, page layout, web design, and other related stuff. But as they matured, they realized - or re-realized - that drawing was their thing, and their clients agreed. Now, many moons later, (over 10,000!), they finally decided it was time to share their years hard work and creative energy by offering beautiful and museum quality prints and so Spork Fine Art was created.

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Drypoint etchings depicting Italian cypress trees in a landscape setting. The style suggests influence from the Italian Macchiaioli movement, known for its emphasis on plein air painting and capturing the effects of light and shadow. The prints are numbered 11/50, indicating they are part of a limited edition (15.5" x 11.5").

Drypoint is an intaglio printmaking technique where an image is directly scratched into a metal plate with a sharp needle. The burr created during this process holds ink, resulting in soft, velvety lines when printed. The warm-toned wood frame complements the earthy colors of the prints, enhancing their rustic charm.

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This is a limited edition intaglio print by Francis titled 'Trees' (15" x 19").

Intaglio is a printmaking technique in which the image is incised into a surface, and the incised line or sunken area holds the ink. It is the opposite of a relief print. Copperplate engraving is a classic example of the intaglio process.

Francis is the artist's last name, and the print is titled 'Trees'. The print is numbered 173/200, indicating it is the 173rd print of a limited edition of 200. The print features a minimalist depiction of bare trees against a gradient green background, framed in a simple gold frame.

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Claude Hermann, born in 1948, is a French modernist artist known for his detailed etchings and prints. His works often feature dreamlike landscapes populated with figures, rendered in a delicate and intricate style. Hermann's art reflects a blend of traditional techniques and contemporary sensibilities, appealing to collectors interested in both classic and modern art forms.

"Une Nuit d'Ete" exemplifies Hermann's style, showcasing his skill in capturing the atmosphere of a summer night.

The etching technique allows for fine lines and subtle gradations of tone, creating a rich and evocative image.

Hermann's prints are often limited editions, adding to their collectibility and value.

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Hiroyuki Tajima (1911-1984) was a prominent Japanese printmaker known for his innovative use of woodblock printing techniques. Tajima's work often features abstract forms and vibrant colors, reflecting a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern artistic sensibilities. His prints are characterized by their textured surfaces and dynamic compositions.

During the mid-20th century, Tajima gained international recognition for his contributions to the Japanese printmaking movement, known as Sosaku-hanga. His art explores themes of nature, spirituality, and the human condition, often incorporating symbolic imagery and calligraphic elements. Tajima's prints are held in numerous museum collections worldwide, solidifying his legacy as a significant figure in modern Japanese art.

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Walasse Ting, also known as Ding Xiongquan, was a Chinese-American artist known for his colorful and expressive paintings and prints. He blended Eastern and Western artistic traditions, creating a unique style characterized by bold colors, spontaneous brushstrokes, and playful imagery. His "Fireworks" series is particularly celebrated for its dynamic composition and exuberant use of color. This print captures the energy and excitement of fireworks displays, translating them into abstract arrangements of splatters and drips.

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Sally Cochran

Giclée Print on Matte Paper: The Gypsy (n.d.)

Original, Pen and Ink

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Sally Cochran

Giclée Print on Matte Paper: The Garden District (n.d.)

Original, Pen and Ink

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Sally Cochran

Giclée Print on Matte Paper: The Gathering (n.d.)

Original, Pen and Ink

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