Leonora Carrington Original from 1973. Best known for her vivid, dreamlike paintings and darkly humorous prose, Leonora Carrington was also a brilliant playwright whose dramatic works are as subversive and sly as anything we have come to expect of her. The first comprehensive collection of Carrington’s plays, this volume gathers plays from her early years in Paris to […]
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Dali considered this theme a sacred interpretation of Spanish mysticism, inspired by the drawing made by Saint John of the Cross during an ecstatic vision. This sculptural rendering elevates that spiritual moment into something bold, architectural, and deeply reverent — with Christ suspended above a rocky base, his figure rendered with muscular grace and upward
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This richly layered work features a jubilant cluster of parrots—an enduring Slonem motif—rendered with expressive brushwork and a Fauvist palette. The dynamic composition, with its rhythmic repetition and saturated color, captures the artist’s unique blend of abstraction and naturalism. Created during a pivotal period in the early ’90s, this piece carries the energy and exuberance of Slonem’s larger
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We’re thrilled to present an exceptional Black and White Pair from Street Art luminary RETNA (Marquis Lewis, b. 1979): both the Black on White and Black on Black versions of Even the Heart Skips a Beat. Rarely seen together, these striking works create a powerful visual and emotional rhythm when displayed side-by-side—an undeniable focal point
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Warhol’s Martha Graham series (F&S II.387-389) is a rare and poetic tribute to the queen of modern dance. Executed in 1986 and published by the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, this complete portfolio features three bold, large-format screenprints (36 x 36 in.)—each hand-signed by Warhol on the verso and numbered from the edition of 100. The
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In the never-ending soap opera that is global trade, a new plot twist arrived last week with President Trump’s announcement of fresh tariffs. On April 2, 2025, the U.S. unwrapped a brand-new blanket tariff: a 10% surcharge on most imports starting April 5, with country-specific tariffs kicking in like an overzealous customs inspector starting April
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Andy Warhol’s Eva Mudocci (After Munch), 1984, is a rare and striking work from a small, unpublished series of unique screenprints that pay homage to Edvard Munch’s emotionally charged portraiture. Originally based on Munch’s 1903 lithograph of the same name—believed to depict the violinist and Munch’s muse Eva Mudocci—Warhol reinterprets the image through his signature pop lens. With flowing lines
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Amedeo Modigliani, renowned for his moody and elongated female portraits, remains one of the most distinctive modern painters. His works, characterized by soft shoulders, simplified features, and a dreamlike detachment, continue to captivate art lovers and collectors alike. We had the opportunity to view of Amedeo Modigliani’s female portraits, Portrait of Mrs. Hastings, at the Art Gallery
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We are pleased to announce that Keith Haring’s Fertility Series is now available for purchase. Keith Haring’s Fertility series, created in 1983, is a powerful reflection of the artist’s commitment to exploring themes of life, growth, and human connection. The series, which includes both paintings and prints, features Haring’s signature bold lines and energetic imagery. At the core of
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Andy Warhol’s Dollar Sign series is one of the most recognizable works in Pop Art history. Here is the story behind Andy Warhol’s iconic Dollar Sign paintings: Created in 1981, these bold, colorful paintings and prints exemplify Warhol’s fascination with money, capitalism, and mass production. The Dollar Sign paintings were a direct statement on the commercial nature of both
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