"Bacchanale, " Early Art Deco Pochoir by George Barbier, 1923

Beautifully printed in tones of reddish brown, gray and acid green, this rare and lovely aquatone (a form of pochoir) was created by Louis Kabrin, a Cincinnati artist. He was undoubtedly influenced by the work of William Hentschel, one of the senior artists at Rookwood Pottery and the founder of Kenton Hills pottery, who created a series of fine Art Deco pochoir prints...

This warm and sensual French Art Deco pochoir features a nude male surrounded by several lovers and attendants, and was created by Joseph Kuhn-Regnier in ...

A very fine example of Art Deco printmaking at its most stylized and lovely, "Archer" is a unique airbrush print -- what the artist sometimes called a "aquatone" -- made by Louis Kabrin, a Cincinnati...

Admired in his day as one of the great graphic artists of America, Andrew Szoeke put his mastery of form and silhouette to work in furniture, type design, graphic design and fine art...

Admired in his day as one of the great graphic artists of America, Andrew Szoeke put his mastery of form and silhouette to work in furniture, type design, graphic design and fine art...

This remarkable and stunning set of six sensuous prints, highlighted in gold and silver ink, was published and bound by John Henry Nash in 1926 to honor the life of his frequent collaborator, Ray Frederick Coyle. Coyle had died an early death, prompting Nash to issue this volume in a limited edition of 210 (this example is number 54), dedicating it to Albert Maurice Bender and William Randolph Keltie Young. Nash had established his own press 10 years before, and was dubbed by one admirer "The Aldus of San Francisco." Coyle illustrated several books published by Nash, including "Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice" and "The Sermon on the Mount...

Collectible antique Art Deco hand-colored (pochoir) fashion plate image entitled “Le Retour" by one of the greatest designers and illustrators, Georges Barbier (1892-1932). Le Retour...

This lovely sensual rare French Art Deco engraving from the coveted portfolio Chansons de Bilitis in the 1920s France is by the famed artist; George Barbier. It is exquisitely executed with an Egyptian Revival feel with Art Deco influences of wonderful colors and sensual subject matter. It has been recently custom museum quality reframed with a gold leaf frame with red clay under rub and silk mat. There is a gold thin inner liner frame inside of the silk mat to enhance the custom framing to a higher level. The colored part of the engraving size is 6.5" W x 7" H. There is a tan silk mat that is 3" all around with a 4" Bottom size. This Art Deco work of art is a true beauty. This is from the late 1920s. There were only 133 copies produced making this portfolio a very special and sought after achievement of pure art deco illustration...

Art Deco interior wall decoration in navy blue, aubergine, and metallic silver by Alphons Peerboom. Published in Germany by Christian Stoll, most li...

Antique Art Deco interior wall decoration by Alphons Peerboom. Published in Germany by Christian Stoll, most likely in 1929. Unframed, two small edg...

Art Deco interior wall decoration by Alphons Peerboom in bright light blue and metallic gold. Published in Germany by Christian Stoll, most likely i...

Set off five erotic colored 'pochoir' (French for stencil) prints. Printed with tempera ink. Depicting 'THE FIVE SENSES; See, Hear, Feel, Taste and Touch'. Signed by the Italian pain...