$9,800.00
This series of framed vintage pen and ink drawings on paper depicts a curious relationship between two groups of parent-and-child figures who seem to mirror each other. Each frame presents two drawings: at top are mother bear and child bear; below are their human counterparts performing the same actions and gestures. Themes of abandonment and neglect animate the drawings, but what's really going on? That there's no definitive answer is part of what makes these drawings so intriguing.
The set is presented in silver gilded, museum-grade frames, professionally and expertly done by ROOQ. The drawings are ready to adorn your walls.
Frame dimensions:
11.5 in. width x 14.25 in. height x .5 in. depth
Sight dimensions of each drawing:
7.5 in. width x 4.75 in. height
Condition notes:
The drawings are vintage and in good condition with discoloration and markings that add to their character and value. They are newly framed in custom silver gilt wood and plexiglass.
$9,800.00
Titled "1934," this black-and-white pigment print is a striking portrait by the renowned photographer Christopher Makos. It is an intimate headshot of a young man. The portrait first appeared in Makos's 2004 book "Exhibitionism," which featured sensual photographs of men....
$5,500.00
This evocative oil-on-canvas painting comes from a rich tradition of Dutch and Flemish floral still-life paintings. It was made by a Dutch painter in the 17th Century, whose identity is unknown, and depicts a bouquet of brightly colored flowers set...
$28,000.00
This 1940s, unsigned oil-on-canvas portrait, newly restored and framed, came from the estate of scholar John Githens (1937-2024) and artist Ingeborg ten Haeff (1915-2011). The couple lived and hosted lively dinner parties at their Washington Square bohemian townhouse, where many...
$5,800.00
An antique French brass-framed wall mirror made in the 19th Century. Simple, understated with just the right amount of glitz, the mirror has aged well over the years. It is wired to be positioned vertically on the wall, but you...
