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Second Half of the 20th Century

The second half of the 20th century, broadly speaking since the end of World War II, cannot be defined stylistically.  While certain schools of art did develop, from Minimalism to Pop Art, and assorted other esthetics such as Abstract Expressionism and Op Art, the diversity of artistic creation seems endless.  Armstrong Fine Art has historically mostly bought and sold late 19th century and early 20th century prints; mostly emanating from the French sphere of artistic influence.  But we've changed our tune!  Take a look at the many prints we have or have had that were created since 1950.  Chances are you will find something that speaks to you.
Goro Kumagai – Kumagai Gorou - 熊谷吾良 – Buildings -建物 – mokuhanga – Japanese color woodcut Sold
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Buildings

KUMAGAI, Goro

建物 (original Japanese title) Color woodcut.Edition unknown.Signed twice in pencil, both in the image and below.

Haku MAKI - Poem 71 - 65 - Embossed color woodcut , 1971 Sold
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Poem 71 - 65

MAKI, Haku

Embossed color woodcut on wove paper.Reference: Maki 355. Edition of 154. Signed, titled, dated, and numbered in pencil, and also bearing the artis...

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Toshi Yoshida - Nude Seated Figure - woodblock print - Sosaku Hanga - detail Sold
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Seated Figure

YOSHIDA, Toshi

Woodblock print, color woodcut, printed on Japan wove paper. Edition unknown, but certainly small.  Toshi Yoshida first created prints in the Shin-...

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Yasuyuki KIHARA - Displacement - Déplacement - Aquatint printed black ink - 1975 - detail
$500

Displacement

KIHARA, Yasuyuki

Déplacement (original French title) Aquatint printed black ink on BFK Rives wove paper, with a silver background tint, 1975. Edition of 100. Publis...

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Toshi YOSHIDA - Delightful - Woodblock print - 1973 - detail Sold
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Delightful

YOSHIDA, Toshi

Woodblock print (color woodcut) printed on Japan wove paper. Edition of 200, but surprisingly scarce. Toshi Yoshida first created print in the Shin...

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