I Like Mike's Mid Century Modern
$899.00
This breathtaking image of San Francisco was taken and then printed by Charles (Chas) Weidner, the legendary German-born panoramic photographer and postcard maker who made chronicling his adopted home town the work of his life.
This extraordinary piece is a very rare original poster advertising the legendary Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915. Coming only 9 years after San Francisco was a burnt shell of a town, this major event represented a major turning point for the town and for the state in general. At The Panama-Pacific International Expo, there was no denying that California had arrived.
Paper poster is worn and has tears (pictured), but it is in remarkable condition considering it is now over 100 years old. It should be professionally framed with archival materials.
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$189.00
As was his wont, Toulouse-Lautrec captured the work-a-day glamour of the Moulin Rouge. La Goulue, center, was the most celebrated can-can dancer of her era.... View full product details
$249.00
On July 23, 1981, possibly in Seattle where it was eventually framed in wood with a double matt, this print was made. Was the artist... View full product details
$99.00
This small wall hanging features Paul Gauguin’s Arearia, mounted on wood and decopaged, circa 1950, by someone who assembled a small collection of masterworks (they... View full product details
$199.00
An actual person, Aristide Bruant was the stage name of a famous vaudville-style Montmatre-area star in 1880's Paris. He was one of the first friends the... View full product details