Peter Lik

Very pretty, colorful and pop silkscreen print of Andy Mouse, Andy Warhol + Mickey Mouse, represents the famous mouse with a wig and sunglasses which are Warhol's distinctive attribu...

Lovely rustic black Forest photo frame from the late 19th century, around 1880 in Austria. Elaborately hand carved out of bass wood this antique photo fra...

American print mallards in flight and swimming in marsh grass matted under glass in a painted and gilt frame. "Lucky Pond" Richard E. Bishop, mid 20...

An original contemporary art painting by Canadian artist Peter Winnett expressing the archetype of wrath. An icon of an immovable anchor of nationalism and old fashioned masculine grandiosity, Trump puts his money where his mouth is. This is the third painting in the Seven Deadly Sins series. The painting is oil and mixed media on canvas. Peter Winnett Artist statement: Brand Heresy The first 7 paintings represent a type of cultural deconstruction. Trying to evolve the art away from conventional to a more distinctive style and create a unique hybrid. Icons, symbols and brands have been combined with a very personal process that challenges how icons are portrayed. My approach is to collide opposites, a bold contrast, creative tensions. My aim is to create passionate confrontation between my intuitive vision and the brand fodder of commercial enterprise. This is considered a type of brand heresy. Born in 1969, Peter Winnett developed his art approach early on. Graduating from the NSCAD art institute in Halifax in 1993, he currently resides in Yaletown, Vancouver, with international clients in New York, London, San Francisco and elsewhere. Peter Winnett Commissions 2010 Edie...

Amazing original oil painted in a green wooden frame. Features nude male and female people swimming, bathing and perhaps playing water polo.

This is a scarf made by renowned artist Peter Max. One of the most famous and recognizable artists of the 1960s. His iconic psychedelic artwork was th...

Flowing in the Right Direction from Europaeische Graphik VII, 1971; lithograph printed in colours, signed and numbered 2/65 in pencil, printed by the Curwen Studio, published by Wolfgang Ketter, with their blindstamp. Note: For a similar example see Tate PO6459 Presented in a new hardwood ebonised box frame. About the artist: Peter Schmidt...

A visually arresting photograph by John Patrick Dugdale (American, born 1960-) titled "Stillness of Spirit". Relatively large in print size, the w...

Intricate, ethereal and highly textured, the abstract compositions of Japanese mosaic artist Toyoharu Kii reflect a sophisticated approach to the technical art of mosaic making. Clas...

"Magdalene", a unique and symbolic painting by Canadian artist Peter Winnett, portrays the legendary harlot who was forgiven by Jesus and became one of his greatest followers. The archetypal painting reveals an explosive truth at its heart; the rebirth of the soul generated by God's mercy and forgiveness causing an overflow of Grace and outpouring of unconditional love for all. Fourth in a series called the 7 Deadly Sins...

Inspired by the vintage French posters in the early 20th century, this painting is an expression of an archetype, portraying an iconic symbol of the melancholic beauty of self-absorption. Fifth in a series called The 7 Deadly Sins...

This is the largest of the Toulouse Lautrec portraits by famed artist Peter Max in peach pink. Professionally framed, signed and numbered.