Original antique botanical Fern Lithograph Print circa 1867 presented archival matted and framed in a contemporary gallery frame. Overall measurement 13″ x 16″.
Edward J. Lowe’s Ferns: British and Exotic. this print was published in London by Groombridge & Sons in 1867. This work was one of the earliest works to concentrate solely on the subject of the fern. Lowe used his botanical expertise and money to produce this work. He hired A. F. Lydon as the artist for the work and Benjamin Fawcett created the lithograph plates.
Presented archival matted and framed. Please view our other antique Fern prints compatible for grouping on walls for dramatic interior design presentation.

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Signed lower center, in pencil, ‘Luigi Kasimir’ (Austro-Hungarian, 1881-1962), and with title and date, ‘Palo Alto, 1931’. at lower right, Paper dimensions: 12.25 x 16 inches.
N.B. This is an original etching by Luigi Kasimir and is hand-signed by the artist.

The notable etcher and painter, Luigi Kasimir, attended the Vienna Academy of Art where he studied under William Unger, who introduced him to colored etching. Kasimir was influenced by Anders Zorn and Karl von Kalckreuth and he furthered his studies with Sigmund L’Allemand.

A pioneer in the technique of hand-colored etching, Kasimir began exhibiting in 1905 and received immediate critical recognition. Starting with a sketch, usually in pastel, Kasimir would transfer the design, by hand, onto as many as six plates, applying the color by hand to each plate. Luigi Kasimir’s work is held in private and public collections throughout the world including in the permanent collections of New York’s Metropolitan Museum and Smithsonian Museum, among others.

Reference:
E. Benezit, Dictionnaire des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Dessinateurs, et Graveurs, Jacques Busse, 1999 Nouvelle Édition, Gründ 1911, Vol. 7, p. 706; Thieme-Becker Allgemeines Lexikon der Bildenden Künstler von der Antike bis zu Gengenwart, Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker, Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag 1992, Vol. 19, p. 582-583; A. Lorenze, Luigi Kasimir, Weiner Verlag, Vienna, 1944; Mallett’s Index of Artists, Daniel Trowbridge Mallett, Peter Smith: New York 1948 Edition, R.R. Bowker Company 1935, p. 224; et al.

Original antique botanical Fern Lithograph Print circa 1867 presented archival matted and framed in a contemporary gallery frame. Overall measurement 13″ x 16″.
Edward J. Lowe’s Ferns: British and Exotic. this print was published in London by Groombridge & Sons in 1867. This work was one of the earliest works to concentrate solely on the subject of the fern. Lowe used his botanical expertise and money to produce this work. He hired A. F. Lydon as the artist for the work and Benjamin Fawcett created the lithograph plates.
Presented archival matted and framed. Please view our other antique Fern prints compatible for grouping on walls for dramatic interior design presentation.

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Original antique botanical Fern Lithograph Print circa 1867 presented archival matted and framed in a contemporary gallery frame. Overall measurement 13″ x 16″.
Edward J. Lowe’s Ferns: British and Exotic. this print was published in London by Groombridge & Sons in 1867. This work was one of the earliest works to concentrate solely on the subject of the fern. Lowe used his botanical expertise and money to produce this work. He hired A. F. Lydon as the artist for the work and Benjamin Fawcett created the lithograph plates.
Presented archival matted and framed. Please view our other antique Fern prints compatible for grouping on walls for dramatic interior design presentation.

Vintage abstract geometric serigraph screen print in red, blue, white and gray. Numbered (50/500) and signed by artist in pencil. Framed.

Overall dimensions are 17.5″w x 22.5″ x .75″d
Site dimensions are 16″w x 21.5″h

“Pines” color lithograph by Tillie Boykin, pencil signed, titled and numbered 5.

1970’s surreal etching, dated 1974, numbered 9 of 10, and inscribed Bon a Tier (printer’s proof).

Signed lower right S. Brown.

Unsigned linocut of a man in tribal dress.

Coastal etching signed “RB 13” in the plate and illegibly lower right.

Antique “Le Lever” Hand Colored Engraving by Antoine Louis Romanet (1742-1807) after a painting by Sigmund Freudenberger, French (1742-1810).