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Original lithographs, heliogravures and prints

École de Paris • Pop & street art • Activist art

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Auction ends on Friday, JUNE 28 at 12:00 pm New York time.

Alberto Giacometti, Ai Weiwei, Alberto Magnelli, Jean Fautrier, Joan Miro, Georges Braque, Pietro Consagra, François Fiedler, Georges Rouault, Banksy, Damien Hirst, Robert Delaunay, Alfred Manessier, Zoran Music, Henri Laurens, Raoul Ubac, Pierre Tal-Coat.

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after Georges Braque - Valse (1960) - Georges Braque, Lithograph - Hedonism Gallery

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Salvador Dalí - L'Illusioniste (1968)

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Original Salvador Dali etching "L'Illusioniste" from Suite The Magicians, hand-signed by Dali in pencil and...

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Ernst Neizvestny - Bronze sculpture "The Stride" ("Torso"), 1960

$4,900.00 USD

Ernst Neizvestny - Bronze sculpture "The Stride" ("Torso"), 1960A 20th Century Modernist bronze art statue...

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Marc Chagall - Woman Circus Rider on Red Horse (1957)

$1,550.00 USD

Marc Chagall Hand-Pulled Original Extra Rare Lithograph in 15 colors This Marc Chagall original lithograph is an extra rare...

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Salvador Dalí - Le Cheval et le Loup (Le Bestiaire de La Fontaine) (1974)

$4,700.00 USD

Original Salvador Dalí engraving "Le Cheval et le Loup" (The Horse and the Wolf) from...

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École de Paris

The School of Paris (French: École de Paris) refers to the French and émigré artists who worked in Paris in the first half of the 20th century.

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Soviet nonconformist art

Soviet counterculture, underground art or unofficial art.

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Ernst Neizvestny

Mihail Chemiakin

Ilya and Emilia Kabakov

Oleg Tselkov

Dmitri Prigov

Pop and street art

Pop Art typically blurs mass culture and fine art with a commercial focus, while Street Art challenges norms and sparks dialogue through graffiti and urban art.

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