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| Lithograph by Ulrica Hydman-Vallien, Sweden. From 1995-96 she produced 35 lithographs, which she called 'karlekens labyrint', and this print is the first in this series Limited edition 128/380. Numbered and signed in pencil. Size 34 x 30.5 cm. | Lithograph by Ulrica Hydman-Vallien, Sweden. From 1995-96 she produced 35 lithographs, which she called 'karlekens labyrint' (The Labyrinth of Love), and this print is called Familiebild (Family picture). Size 34 x 30.5 cm. Limited edition 128/380. Numbered and signed in pencil | Ulrica Hydman-Vallien is a well known glass artist working for Kosta, but she is also a pictorial artist. From 1995-96 she produced 35 lithographs, which she called 'karlekens labyrint' . Size 34 x 30.5 cm. Perfect condition. Limited edition 128/380. Numbered and signed in pencil. | Ulrica Hydman-Vallien is a well known glass artist working for Kosta, but she is also a pictorial artist. From 1995-96 she produced 35 lithographs, which she called 'karlekens labyrint' (The Labyrinth of Love). Size 34 x 30.5 cm. Perfect condition. Limited edition 128/380. Numbered and signed in pencil. | |||||
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Original
etching by Anders Zorn (1860-1920), one of the leading artist in the
period around 1900. The print is called 'three sisters', and it was
made in 1913 as part of a series Hjert&Hjert 268. Signed in pencil.
Size: 48 x 36 cm. Size of print plate: 25 x 17.5 cm. Perfect condition,
no damages. |
Lithography by Corneille . The title is 'Dialogue d'ovilaux'. Signed: Corneille 76 and numbered 26/150 in pencil. Height: 75 cm high and 55 cm wide. | Jody Mussof, Hand-Colored Lithography, The picture is called 'Cocktail Glass', and depicts a beautiful lady with a cocktail glass, and as you look closer at the picture, you will find two birds in her glass. Size: 101 x 65 cm. | Unique stoneware sculpture by the Swedish artist Oscar Reutersvard (1915-2002). This Swedish artist is the father of impossible figures. Reutersvard is known for his drawings of impossible figures, he made about 2500 different drawings, which are represented in Museums all over the world. The shoes are fully signed and 30 cm long. | |||||
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