WALTON FORD "BANGALORE" ETCHING, 2004Walton Ford (b. 1960) is an American artist renowned for his artworks that vividly portray historic wildlife, flora, and fauna reminiscent of naturalist illustrations heightened with elements of fantasy. Rich in allegory, Ford's works celebrate biodiversity while offering a critical examination of humanity's historical impact on the natural world. Ford's dynamic compositions are rendered with remarkable precision, bringing to life complex depictions

600 framed or $3

It comes directly from the artist's estate and has not been exhibited or available commercially for several decades

Robert Rauschenberg

Edition of 100

Etrog was elected a member of the Order of Canada in 1994 and two years later became a Chevalier of Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in France

positioning the viewer as an observer of this intimate natural habitat

Nevelson's work is instantly recognizable and her reputation and significance is cemented within the canon of art history

and warfare

Looking beyond the tranquil scene reveals a much more sinister reality

distortions and engages with disrupting the photo development process in order to create non-figural works

was a combination of screenprint

Brassaï featured multiple photographs of Madam Bijoux in his book "Paris by Night