ARTIST INDEX:
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- Adami, Valerio
- Agam, Yaacov
- Albers, Josef
- Alechinsky, Pierre
- Anuszkiewicz, Richard
- Appel, Karel
- Appian, Adolphe
- Arakawa, Sbusaku
- Archipenko, Alexander
- Arp, Jean
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- Bacher, Otto
- Baj, Enrico
- Bazaine, Jean
- Beaudin, Andre
- Bellows, Albert F.
- Bill, Max
- Bissiere, Roger
- Blampied, Edmund
- Blum, Robert Frederick
- Bonnard, Pierre
- Bonnet, Louis-Marin
- Bores, Francisco
- Bracquemond, Felix
- Bragg, Charles
- Braque, Georges
- Brianchon, Maurice
- Brignoni, Serge
- Bryen, Camille
- Buffet, Bernard
- Buhot, Felix
- Bury, Pol
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- Calder, Alexander
- Callot, Jacques
- Capacci, Bruno
- Capogrossi, Guiseppe
- Caspar, Karl
- Cassatt, Mary
- Castiglione, Giovanni
- Catlin, George
- Chagall, Marc
- Chahine, Edgar
- Chase, William Merritt
- Chauvel, Theophile
- Chillida, Eduardo
- Chirico, Giorgio de
- Church, Frederick Stuart
- Cocteau, Jean
- Constable, Sir John
- Corot, Jean-Baptiste
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- Damme, Elisabeth van
- Daubigny, Charles
- Davie, Alan
- Debre, Olivier
- Degas, Edgar
- Delaunay, Sonia
- Derain, Andre
- Diego, Julio de
- Dine, Jim
- Donati, Enrico
- Dubuffet, Jean
- Dujardin, Karl
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- Haden, Seymour
- Hare, David
- Hartung, Hans
- Hassam, Childe
- Heckel, Erich
- Held, Al
- Helion, Jean
- Helleu, Paul
- Herbin, Auguste
- Hofer, Karl
- Homer, Winslow
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- Lalanne, Maxime
- Lam, Wifredo
- Lamba, Jacqueline
- Lapicque, Charles
- Laurencin, Marie
- Laurens, Henri
- Leger, Fernand
- Legros, Alphonse
- Lepatre, Philippe
- Levine, Jack
- Lichtenstein, Roy
- Liebermann, Max
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- Magnelli, Alberto
- Maillol, Aristide
- Man-Ray, Man Ray
- Manessier, Alfred
- Mansouroff, Paul
- Marc, Franz
- Marcoussis, Louis
- Marin, John
- Marini, Marino
- Martin, John
- Masereel, Frans
- Masson, Andre
- Matisse, Henri
- Matta, Roberto Sebastian
- Menpes, Mortimer
- Meryon, Charles
- Mesciulam, Plinio
- Michaux, Henri
- Minaux, Andre
- Miro, Joan
- Mitchell, Joan
- Mondrian, Piet
- Moore, Henry
- Moran, Mary Nimmo
- Moran, Peter
- Moran, Thomas
- Morland, George
- Motherwell, Robert
- Munch, Edvard
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- Ramos, Mel
- Rattner, Abraham
- Rebeyrolle, Paul
- Reinhoud, d'Haese
- Rembrandt, van Rijn
- Renoir, Pierre-Auguste
- Riopelle, Jean-Paul
- Rosa, Salvator
- Rosenquist, James
- Rouault, Georges
- Rouveyre, Andre
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- Saint-Memin, Charles
- Scharff, Edwin
- Schmidt-Rottluff, Karl
- Seewald, Richard
- Serpan, Jaroslaw
- Severini, Gino
- Silva, Vieira da
- Sloan, John
- Smith, Kimber
- Soulages, Pierre
- Soyer, Raphael
- Stael, Nicholas de
- Steinberg, Saul
- Struck, Hermann
- Sugai, Kumi
- Sutherland, Graham
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Welcome to AffordableArt101 Fine Prints
AffordableArt101 offers a great selection of fine prints for sale in various media: lithographs, etchings, drypoints, aquatints, mezzotints, woodcuts, linocuts, silkscreens and serigraphs. This site features a large inventory of works on paper, from the Old Masters to the Modern Masters and Pop Art, at simply unbeatable prices. Proudly serving other print dealers and collectors around the world. Discounts are available for multiple purchases!
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: If an item is not as described, it may be returned for a refund (within 2 weeks of receipt)
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NEW: Freshly updated on October 15, 2008
Just in, the Francisco Goya original etching "Disparate Claro"; a collection of German Expressionist original prints: woodcuts by Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Franz Marc and Richard Seewald; also lithographs by Ignaz Epper and Karl Casper and an etching by Heinrich Nauen. A few days ago, the complete set of ten original Robert Indiana silkscreens (Numbers Zero thru Nine) issued in 1968; the classic mixed-media Pop Art collage and multiple by Jasper Johns; an Eduardo Chillida lithograph on Arches paper; and an original 1958 Georges Braque lithograph "Oiseau". Two Surrealistic prints by Max Ernst: "Chanson d'amour" and a very affordable edition of "Elektra"; also pochoirs by Nicholas de Stael and Pierre Soulages. I'm pleased to have found another impression of a hard-to-find Piet Mondrian (the last impression we had sold almost overnight) and a suite of Salvator Rosa etchings; a beautiful original lithograph by Henri Matisse; an original etching etching and drypoint by Edvard Munch and a Rembrandt etching "Beggar Warming his Hands at a Chafing Dish". Also a 1910 Joseph Pennell etching "The Pavement, St. Paul's"; a 1938 Andre Derain color woodcut/pochoir on black Ingres paper; an original etching "Morning on the St. John's, Florida" by Thomas Moran. Recently I've been fortunate to find the rare and famous Joan Miro original pochoir "Aidez l'Espagne"; an original color lithograph by Alberto Giacometti "L'Arbre"; "L'Hiver" by Paul Klee; a magnificent self-portrait by Giorgio de Chirico; a large lithograph by Antoni Tapies; a stunning color pochoir by Sonia Delaunay and three original lithographs by Marc Chagall.
Recently acquired: the beautiful Pablo Picasso "Femme se coiffant" printed in 1956 and two original lithographs by Andre Masson; an original etching by James McNeill Whistler, "Billingsgate"; a pair of rare early American engravings by celebrated French portrait artist Charles Saint-Memin; as well as original etchings by Seymour Haden, Alphonse Legros, Maxime Lalanne and Barbizon artist Charles Emile Jacque. I've just purchased a collection of original Modern Art prints by important printmakers Henri Matisse, Jean Arp, Fernand Leger, Pierre Soulages, Georges Braque, Serge Poliakoff, Marino Marini, Man Ray, Jacques Villon, Gino Severini, Karel Appel, Henri Michaux, and Guiseppe Capogrossi, including the original Jean Fautrier lithograph, "Anabelle Nue". Also recently arrived are two beautiful drypoints by Paul Helleu and original etchings by Samuel Palmer, Charles Daubigny, Jean Leon Gerome, John Marin and Anthonie Waterloo; original lithographs by Andy Warhol and Marino Marini and finally a magnificent J. M. W. Turner etching "Ben Arthur", the rarest of Turner's Liber Studiorum prints.
Fresh inventory comes in frequently -- check back every week to see what's new!
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AffordableArt101 has a fine selection of Abstract Art of of several schools, including Abstract Expressionism (and its French equivalent Tachisme) Minimalism and Op Art (Optical Art). Represented here are Sam Francis, Ellsworth Kelly, Joan Mitchell, Ad Reinhardt, Kenneth Noland, Josef Albers, Alexander Calder, Antoni Tapies, Jean Fautrier, Serge Poliakoff, Pierre Soulages, Karel Appel, Robert Motherwell, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Victor Vasarely, Yaacov Agam, Richard Anuszkiewicz, Paul Jenkins and many others.
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Pop Art is a favorite at AffordableArt101! We have Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Tom Wesselmann, Mel Ramos, Robert Indiana, Claes Oldenburg, James Rosenquist, Jean Dubuffet, Jim Dine and others associated with the Pop Art movement. Along with American Pop Art, included here works by European artists of the Situationist movement.
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German Expressionist artists from Die Brücke (The Bridge) Erich Heckel and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff are offered here, as well as other printmakers associated with German Expressionism, such as Kathe Kollwitz, Max Kaus, Frans Masereel, Andre Rouveyre, Karl Hofer, Edwin Scharff, Georg Ehrlich and Edvard Munch. Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider) group centered around Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky, and he is a favorite at AffordableArt101. Although these printmakers employed various media, they excelled especially at the introduction of the woodcut into Modern Art. The Bauhaus School was an important offshoot of Expressionism, and we are pleased to include Bauhaus artists Josef Albers and Paul Klee.
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Surrealism is a fascinating and important area of Modern Art. At AffordableArt101 we offer Surrealist prints by Joan Miro, Max Ernst, Andre Masson, Giorgio de Chirico, Roberto Sebastian Matta, Wifredo Lam, Marcel Jean, Alexander Calder, Bruno Capacci, Elisabeth van Damme, Julio de Diego, Enrico Donati, David Hare, Jacqueline Lamba, Man Ray, Alberto Giacometti and of course Dada / Surrealist printmaker Jean Arp (also known as Hans Arp). Note: click on the index at left for the complete selection of Miro prints.
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Joan Miró (1893-1983) was born in Spain and was drawn to the Parisian art scene as a young man. Throughout his long career, his art was a bridge between the figurative and the abstract. Although considered a Surrealist and closely associated with André Breton, Miró rejected formal membership in the group, not wanting to limit himself artistically. Highly prolific, Miró was a gifted painter and sculptor, and in later years worked in ceramics and stained glass. Here we celebrate Miró as a printmaker. From the 1930's onward, he began producing exceptional pochoirs, lithographs and etchings, and the pace accelerated in the 1960's, at the urging of Aimé Maeght.
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Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was born in Russia near Vitebsk (in what is now Belarus). Emigration was a constant in his life, and he found his way to Paris as a young man to avoid Tsarist Antisemitism, returned briefly to Moscow after the Revolution but was disenchanted with the Soviet system, and re-settled in Paris. He fled to New York in 1941 to escape the Nazi Occupation, and later moved back to Europe. Chagall's art doesn't fit neatly into any one category; he developed his own Modern style and was closely associated with the School of Paris. Highly symbolic and immediately recognizable, his work celebrates village life and Jewish tradition, with scenes of lovers, the circus and Biblical themes frequently making their appearance. A gifted painter and etcher (and also known for his murals and stained glass), Chagall is perhaps most highly acclaimed for his color lithographs.
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Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is certainly one of the giants of Modern Art. Born in Spain, he made his way to Paris and was instrumental in founding the Cubist movement. However, his art was in constant evolution, and he experimented with almost every medium imaginable. Hugely prolific in the graphic arts, Picasso's prints form a body of work which will be studied and collected for years to come.
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Cubism was one of the most revolutionary and creative movements of Modern Art. We feature Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, Fernand Leger, Jacques Villon, Alexander Archipenko, Marie Laurencin, Louis Marcoussis and other printmakers associated with the Cubist School. Gino Severini was an Italian Futurist with Cubist roots. Neoplasticism, also called De Stijl, was influenced by Cubism. We have an original lithograph by Max Bill, who was sometimes associated with De Stijl. Note: to view our complete inventory of Picasso prints, please click on the index at left.
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AffordableArt101 has a good selection of European etchings from the 19th Century and earlier. This includes Old Master etchings by Rembrandt, Jacques Callot, Salvator Rosa, Anthonie Waterloo, Franz Edmund Weirotter, Karl Dujardin and Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione. Barbizon School art by Charles Daubigny and Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot is featured here as well as other 19th Century etchers including Anders Zorn, Paul César Helleu, Felix Bracquemond, Charles Meryon, Theophile Chauvel, Francisco Goya, Johan Barthold Jongkind, Maxime Lalanne, Jean Leon Gerome, Alphonse Legros, Edgar Chahine, Jean-Louis Forain and Felix Buhot. Many of these printmakers are responsible for the French Etching Revival, and Paris printer Auguste Delâtre also deserves special mention for his role. The Gazette des Beaux-Arts featured prominently in the publication of original prints.
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The New York Etching Club was key to the American Etching Revival and AffordableArt101 proudly features original prints by many these artists, especially the Moran family. Thomas Moran was one of the giants of 19th Century American art, and his younger brother Peter Moran and wife Mary Nimmo Moran were extremely talented in their own right. Also offered are etchings by William Merritt Chase, Stephen Parish, Winslow Homer, Otto Bacher, Joseph Pennell and others.
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The father of the British Etching Revival was Sir Francis Seymour Haden, and AffordableArt101 has several magnificent Seymour Haden etchings. Also prints by Mortimer Menpes, Thomas Gainsborough, J. M. W. Turner, Samuel Palmer and mezzotints by John Martin.
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Impressionism and Post-Impressionism are two of the most widely studied and popular art movements. Offered here are original etchings by Impressionists Johan Barthold Jongkind, Jean-Louis Forain, Childe Hassam, Max Liebermann and William Merritt Chase. Also featured are some beautiful prints after Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam and Post-Impressionist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
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Les Nabis were a group of Post-Impressionist artists, and we have a series of very nice original prints by Felix Vallotton which are an excellent value. We also offer lithographs after Nabis artists Pierre Bonnard and Aristide Maillol.
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Fauvism evolved from Post-Impressionism and included Andre Derain and Maurice Vlaminck. Henri Matisse, Georges Rouault and Georges Braque were also associated with The Fauves, and we offer prints by or after all of these artists.
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The School of Paris (École de Paris) was a rather broad category and included Modern Artists of various styles (many of whom were foreign-born) who lived and worked in Paris in the early and middle years of the 20th Century. Paris was long considered to be the world's great laboratory of Modern Art, even with the emergence of New York as a rival center. Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall were among the most illustrious of these, but on this website we have special sections for Chagall and Picasso prints. Other Modern Masters of the graphic arts are represented here, such as Jean Dubuffet, Nicholas de Stael, Serge Poliakoff, Bernard Buffet, Hans Hartung, Bram van Velde, Henri Michaux, Alfred Manessier, Marcel Vertes, Jean Cocteau, Louis Icart, Jean Fautrier, Pierre Soulages, Vieira da Silva, Charles Lapicque, Pierre Tal-Coat, Zao Wou-ki and many others. Note: to view the complete selection of works by Chagall and Picasso, please click on the index at left.
AffordableArt101 would like to pay homage to several of the leading publishers and printers who made it all possible: Christian Zervos founded the journal Cahiers d'Art in 1926, and in addition to being a treasury of information, is the source of several rare and beautiful pochoir prints. Gualtieri di San Lazzaro founded the journal XXe Siecle (Chroniques du Jour) in 1938, which served as a wealth of scholarship and a source of lithographs, pochoirs and linocuts and continued for decades. Tériade founded Verve in 1937, which published some of the most beautiful lithographs of the era. Aimé Maeght started Derrière le Miroir in 1946, and this publication continued until 1983, featuring original lithographs by many of the most important printmakers working in Paris during that time. Maeght died in 1981, and an era ended. Daniel Jacomet was master of the pochoir techinque. A pochoir (stencil print) is an old fashioned but beautiful medium producing rich, vibrant colors and bold geometric shapes, resembling a silkscreen. However, of all the Master Printers who worked with the artists and their publishers, none are so renown as Mourlot Frères (the Mourlot Brothers), and especially one brother in particular, Fernand Mourlot. Working with Tériade, Maeght, Sauret and others, he was the bridge between the concept of art and its realization on paper. It was especially through the labor and skill of the Mourlot atelier that the lithograph came back into fashion, and indeed has become the pre-eminent print medium of our era.
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The CoBrA art group gets its name from the cities of Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam (where the artists lived) and Cobra has been called the last great avant-garde art movement of the century. AffordableArt101 offers original prints by Pierre Alechinsky, Karel Appel, Reinhoud d'Haese, and Pol Bury. Belgian printmaker Raoul Ubac was sometimes associated with the CoBrA group.
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We are pleased to offer some very nice signed etchings by Ash Can School artist John Sloan, as well as original prints by members of the Social Realism genre, including Jack Levine and William Gropper. Russian-born American Social Realist Raphael Soyer is especially noted for his soulful portraits of women. Also included here are works by John Marin and Joseph Pennell.
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Latin American art is rapidly growing in both popularity and value. We have some very nice original graphics by Rufino Tamayo, Roberto Sebastian Matta, and Wifredo Lam. Also featured are Spanish artists Eduardo Chillida, Antonio Tapies, Pablo Palazuelo, Antonio Saura, Francisco Bores and others. Please note: we have special pages for Miro and Picasso prints elsewhere on this site.
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A great savings on some very nice prints!
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