Watercolor of a landscape by George Hamilton. George Hamilton was born in 1933. He has worked and taught in Oregon and northern California. This is an example of his earlier more naturalistic work...

Limited edition print "The Royal Kiss" by Hisashi Otsuka 1984. Signed and numbered print with beautiful raised gold details. A silk texture has been applied to the surface of the image, and a mother of pearl coating in the fiber recreates the iridescent quality of the fabrics on which Otsuka paints. There is a blend of several techniques; lithography, sculptural embossing, mezzotint and metal foil stamping. It is framed in a rich black frame with red details on the liner matte...

Japanese Edo era woodblock print by Kunisada II (1823-1880). This print from the 1860's depicts an actor from the Kabuki theatre protraying a samurai warrior. Color is beautifully preserved. Has been in storage. It measures 9.75" x 14.25".

James Turrell Signed Catalog and Five Limited Edition Photographic Prints from the 'Infinite Light' Exhibition from 2001 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Framed (twenty eigth inches by thirty seven inches). Excellent condition. The five Limited Edition Photograghs were made exclusively for the Infinite Light exhibition, and measure nine inches by nine inches. Signed work capable of being displayed in a home or office setting by James Turrell is rare.

Hilary Brace, a Seattle based Guggenheim and National Endowment for the Arts recipient, completed this original Charcoal on Mylar Drawing in 2002. The New York Times has given very positive reviews of Hilary Brace's exhibits at the Edward Thorpe Gallery in Chelsea. Untitled, the work is three and three quarters of an inch by four and one quarters of an inch in dimension. Excellent condition. Framed. A hazy Sun is depicted, breaking through above the Clouds.

P.K. Cyphers is a National Endowment for the Arts Award winner, and member of the Pratt Faculty staff. Her work can be found at the Smithsonian Institute, the Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection, and the National Museum of Women Artists. Signed Limited Edition Print no. 2/8 from the 2002 Mental Cities series, "Nostalgia". Excellent condition. Nine inches by nine inches. Purchased from the late Bill Bartman of Art Resources Transfer in Chelsea.

Outstanding David Reed Print from 1999. Purchased from Bill Bartman of Art Resources Transfer, Chelsea, New York, a close personal friend of David Reed. Print no. 24/100. Twenty inches high by thirty inches wide. One color image and one black & white, an analogy to the history of film. Excellent Condition. Framed. Signed and Numbered.