Santa Fe, NM: Governor’s Gallery, 1986. 17” x 14”. Atomic Art Sculptured from Our Nuclear Nightmare. Artist used material from the Los Alamos Zia Salvage Company. This copy INSCRIBED by Price, “For Tony...”. Exhibition catalogue printed on verso. Some light foxing top edge of verso.
1990. 29” x 19.75”. Original color lithograph, mounted on linen. SIGNED BY RAZZIA. Features the Bugatti Atlantic, 1936.
1989. 30” x 19.5” Original color lithograph mounted on linen. SIGNED BY RAZZIA. Featuring the Ferrari 250 Cabriolet.
1992. 29.5” x 19”. Original color lithograph, mounted on linen. SIGNED BY RAZZIA.
2004. 33.25” x 25.25” Original color lithograph mounted on linen. SIGNED BY RAZZIA. Featuring the Aston Martin DB4 Zagato.
1997. 31" x 24" Original color lithograph mounted on linen backing. This 1997 poster, hand SIGNED BY RAZZIA, shows a head-on view of the classic "Red Barchetta."
Riga: 1977. 33.5” x 21.5”. Original color lithograph.
Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office, 1943. 40 x 28.5". 1943. Set of four. Original off-set lithographs, professionally mounted on linen. The four posters are after oil paintings by Norman Rockwell titled "The Four Freedoms." Originally folded; folds rubbed. "In 1941, president Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke about the.....
Paris: Imp. Darboy/ Editions Cineposter, 1960. 34.5 x 22" Color off-set lithograph, professionally mounted on linen. This is the 1960 printing of Rodicq's charming 1951 design. Light general wear, with mild toning to edges.
Paris: Mourlot, 1952. 25.5” x 18.5” . Original color lithograph on cream paper. Marginal wear; mild chipping, small edge tears, corner creases.
Federal Art Project-WPA, 1939. 35.5” x 25.25”. Original color silkscreen. Very nice bright image. Evidence of light creases now minimalized by professional mounting on linen. Minimal edge wear, small spot of soiling, mild toning, and a small chip to ink. (See photo). Beautiful example of scarce poster.
1955. 52" x 39". Original color lithograph mounted on linen backing. French Natural History poster created for classroom use. "Paul Sougy — a curator of natural history at the science museum of the French city of Orléans, and a gifted artist — was commissioned by the estate of the.....
US Department of Agriculture/ U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946. 18” x 12.5”. Original Fire Prevention poster, offset lithograph on paper. Fold lines have rubbing, light spot of soiling right corner. Stamp on verso. This is the third Smokey the bear poster by Albert Staehle.
US Department of Agriculture/ U.S. Government Printing Office, 1944. 20” x 14”. Original Fire Prevention poster, offset lithograph on paper. Four small edge tears, the largest about 1 1/4”. Pinholes and tears to corners. Light edgewear and mild fold line at center and mild corner crease. Tape repair and stamp.....
Paris: La Lithographie Parisienne Robin Dir. Paris, ca 1900. 37 x 19.75”. Original color lithograph. Very attractive image advertising diesel engines manufactured in Champagne. Light wear and soiling to margins. Two small tears to top margin.
American Airlines, Circa 1960. 40 x 29.5" Bright and beautiful, professionally mounted on linen.
Palm Springs, CA: Modern Gallery, 2003. 25” x 19”. SIGNED BY VERUSCHKA. Exhibition of photographs from the 1966 CULT CLASSIC movie, in which Verushka, Countess Vera von Lehndorff-Steinort, briefly appeared. Corner crease.
R. Thery, 1980. 30.5” x 19”. Original color lithograph. Lovely color. Light wrinkling and wear, mostly to bottom edge, but a little at the top also, minimalized by professional mounting on linen.
Paris: Mourlot, 1957. 29” x 19.5” . Original color lithograph on paper. Very light wear; tape stain on left margin, very light tape shadow On right margin. Several tape remnants on verso. Nice colorful image.
Fondation Cartier, No date. 27.25" x 20". Nd. (after 1984?). Poster made from famous Billy Name photograph, "Andy Warhol carrying a Brillo Box," by Fondation Cartier, which was established in 1984. Photograph was taken around 1963. Verso lightly toned.
US Department of Agriculture/ U.S. Government Printing Office, 1955. 18.5” x 13”. Original Fire Prevention poster, original offset lithograph on paper. Golden Anniversary of the Forest Service. 1905-1955. Stamp and penciled number on verso.