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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.
Irving Amen - Duel - Chess Players - Game of Chess - Color woodcut Sold
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Duel

AMEN, Irving

Irving AMEN (1918-2011) Duel Color woodcut on wove paper, circa 1960. Artist’s proof, aside from an edition in black only.  It seems in black an ed...

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Mina Pulsifer - Paulyn - Pauline - lithograph - portrait of Latino or Asian girl - AAA - detail Sold
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Paulyn

PULSIFER, Mina

Lithograph on wove paper.Published by Associated American Artists.Edition of 125 or 250.Signed and titled in pencil. It has been suggested that the...

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J Jay McVicker - Tropical Washday - Aquatint and etching on wove paper - 1946.
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Tropical Washday

McVICKER, J. Jay

Aquatint and etching on wove paper. Edition of 100.  Signed in pencil.

William J. Sewell - Lovers Embrace - interratial love in time of segragation - 1945 - detail Sold
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Lover’s Embrace

SEWELL, William

Lithograph on wove paper, 1945.No stated edition, and scarce. It isn’t clear that any editions were ever printed of any of the artist’s few lithogr...

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Daniel MILLSAPS - Man Reclining - Woodcut on thin Japan wove paper - 1947 - detail Sold
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Man Reclining

MILLSAPS, Daniel

Woodcut on thin Japan wove paper. Stated edition of 45, but very unlikely to have been printed in full. The artist would have been just 18 years ol...

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