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Women

This is a selection of compositions in which the central figure is a woman.  Aside from landscapes, women have been the most enduring inspiration to artists in modern times.  Admittedly, the fact that the pursuit of art has been a male-dominated endeavor through most of history may explain this.  Still, it's a an ode to the elegance of women.
Paul LANDACRE - Black Stallion - Wood engraving - 1940 - detail Sold
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Black Stallion

LANDACRE, Paul

Wood engraving on Japan paper. Reference: Wien 236.This is the final trial proof, before the edition of 200, published by "The Woodcut Society", Ka...

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gypsograph by Lefort des Ylouses Sold
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Diana Godess of the Hunt

LEFORT DES YLOUSES, Arthur Henri

Diane Chasseresse (original French title) Color gypsograph on thick wove paper.Ref: BN-IFF 24.One of few proofs. Extremely rare.

Henri Riviere - La Feerie des Heures - Le Vent - The Wind - windmill laundry - detail Sold
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Wind

RIVIERE, Henri

Le Vent (original French title) Lithograph printed in color on wove paper, 1901.Ref: Levasseur & Le Bohec lith. 69.From the series of 16 lithog...

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Alfredo Muller - La Nonchalante - nonchalant - book on bed - greyhound - color aquatint etching Sold
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Nonchalant

MULLER, Alfredo

La Nonchalante (original French title) Color aquatint and drypoint on laid paper, 1903.Reference: Koehl E153.From the edition of 50 published by Ed...

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