Fine Art & More

William Hodd McElcheran "8:45 A.M." Bronze Sculpture: A solid bronze sculpture titled 8:45 A.M. by Canadian designer and sculptor, William Hodd McElcheran (1927–1999). McElcheran is best known for crafting a variety of large and small figural sculptures, often military related. This sculpture features a total of fourteen various sized bronze pieces ranging from single figures to large clusters of figures that are mounted into the stone top via screws to the underside of each piece. The grey stone top then rests on a large wooden pedestal with a black finish.

Norman Laliberte Very Large Original Acrylic Painting: An original signed acrylic painting circa 1978 that stretches over eleven feet wide and nearly three feet tall, which was hand crafted by American artist, Norman Laliberté (b.1925). Laliberté is best known for his wide range of talents including everything from painting, printmaking and sculpting to teaching and writing – who is the author of over twenty different books on contemporary art. This extremely large painting depicts a very colorful, unique design, slightly resembling that of a cave painting, featuring several tribal inspired figures and motifs in various shades of green, blue, orange, red, purple, brown, grey, and white. This piece is hand signed and dated by the artist in the lower margin. The painting is housed behind plexiglass in a very large metal frame with a wire for hanging to the verso.

Salvador Dali "Dalinian Bishop" Limited Edition Serigraph: A signed limited edition serigraph titled “Dalinian Bidshop” by the prolific Spanish surrealist artist, Salvador Dali (1904-1989). Dali’s works can be found in reputable collections and galleries worldwide including the Dali Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and more. A “Dalinian Symbol” is the term used to reference the variety of symbols that you can consistently see throughout Dali’s work, including angels, snails, elephants, props, ants, egg – the Christian symbol for the resurrection of Christ, landscapes, and more. This piece is pencil signed by the artist in the lower right margin and is numbered 115 out of an edition of 150 to the center of the lower margin. The print has a single white mat and is housed behind plexiglass in a simple metal frame with a wire for hanging to the verso.

"Visual Aid For Band Aid 1985" Serigraph Signed By 104 Artists: A serigraph in colors titled Visual Aid For Band Aid circa 1985, featuring 104 different signatures from all of the contributing artists. This serigraph depicts a cluster of rectangular images featuring a different piece from each artist with their signatures hand written in the margins. Some of the artist’s include Richard Hamilton, Patrick Hughes, Terry Frost, Peter Blake, Sidney Nolan, Norman Ackroyd, Joe Tilson, Bridget Riley, Ken Kiff, Eduardo Paolozzi, David Hockney, Patrick Caulfield, Paula Rego, Howard Hodgkin, Patrick Heron, Elisabeth Frink, and Craigie Aitchison, among many others. This piece is housed behind plexiglass in a simple metal frame with a wire for hanging to the verso.

Adolph Gottlieb "Imaginary Landscape" Limited Edition Aquatint and Lift-Ground Etching: A signed limited edition aquatint and lift-ground etching titled Imaginary Landscape circa 1971, by well-list American abstract expressionist painter, sculptor and printmaker, Adolph Gottlieb (1903-1974). This etching depicts a row of circles across the top in shades of blue, red and black with black X’s and O’s underneath, also including black splattered accents and a simple yellow circle in the lower left margin. This piece is pencil signed and dated by the artist in the lower left margin and is numbered 21 out of an edition of 90 to the lower right. The print has a single white mat and is housed behind plexiglass in a simple metal frame with a wire for hanging to the verso.