This is where great works of art whose maker are unidentified are listed. If you can figure out who created it, I'll take 20% off the retail price! If you can't, well, it's still great art and it's still for sale!
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Ink wash with touches of white gouache, watercolor, and crayon or chalk, drawn on the verso of a sheet of thin wove paper, with a French architectu...
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Etching on wove paper. Monogrammed "ML" in the plate, lower right corner. Also dated "Juin 1935" and annotated "Létra" (or perhaps Létza) in the lo...
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Color carborundum and/or collagraph on thick wove paper. Trial proof. There was seemingly no edition of this print. We can find neither another imp...
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Color mezzotint and etching on thick wove paper. Edition unknown, but very likely small. This lovely color mezzotint was almost certainly created b...
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Ink wash on wove paper (on the back of a Connecticut commercial product list).Signed with monogram stamp GIO in a circle (?).
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Woodblock prints, color woodcuts, on laid Japan paper. Four charming highly stylized Shin Hanga (meaning: new prints) woodblock prints, uncut. The ...
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Original gouache painting on thin laid paper. Sample design for luxurious kimonos created for Kyoto high society. Painted to the sheet’s edges.
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Mezzotint on Rives wove paper.Edition unknown.There is no indication of artist or title, yet this is a finely crafted mezzotint.It is likely French...
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Color mezzotint on thick wove paper.Edition unknown, but very likely small.Signed and titled in pencil. Image: 6 x 8 ⅞ inches. This lovely color me...
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Color mezzotint on wove paper.Edition unknown, but very likely small.Signed and titled in pencil. This lovely color mezzotint was almost certainly ...
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This work of art is presumably by someone active in France, though we have no proof of this, aside from the numbering “No” which is fairly typical ...
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This work of art is presumably by an American woman active in the 1920s by the name of Marjorie TAYLOR. Because we have been unable to confirm the...
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