Set up an account at Live Auctions, the. Set up an alert for the artist you want. Live Auctions monitors many auction houses and auctions.

It is a really easy way to monitor auctions. I found my MCM dining set this way.

You can also save a search on eBay and check it weekly.

I'd put in a search for his name on all sites I know that might carry his prints-namely Etsy, Chairish, rubylane, 1stDibs, Invaluable, E Bay, Everything But The House..and sign for new notifications

which I did right now, but was able to find just one print of his-but its not a bird..))

https://www.etsy.com/listing/497762781/black-friweek-sale-lucius-dubose-sn?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=Lucius%20DuBose&ref=sr_gallery_1

but gives one hope that other works will show up, sooner or later?..

for example two etchings were sold on Everything But The House last August

https://www.ebth.com/items/3916480-pair-of-lucius-dubose-signed-limited-edition-hand-colored-etchings

i have several searches saved when i'm into something specific-and they notify me about everything new that appears, that might be relevant. including artists.

The impact of the small bird prints is lost because they are too spread out and are mixed in with less impressive pieces. Better to keep a tight grouping for focus, then spread the other birds around the house.

What "less impressive pieces"? Everyone who has visited has told us how much they like that wall of birds. In person the whole thing looks better.

A. and Aprilneverends, that's just the info I needed. I found EBTH with their already-sold listings, but I didn't know where else to check. Thanks very much!

Etsy has some folks who will do custom cross-stitch patterns for you, and some of them are quite talented. You could also commission a piece from a calligrapher to get the size and style you want. Just remember you are buying artwork even if it is ‘only’ a pattern or ‘only’ words, so it may not be super cheap. (I’ve found the prices for custom work pretty reasonable given the skill involved, but some people undervalue that aspect.)

I suppose I should have said, other pieces that distract the eye from the bird lithographs. I'm not saying the other pieces aren't good in their own right, but they are not your prized lithos. The lithos are small and need to be seen as a more compact unit. Because birds are your theme, I still think the other birds (which don't compliment, even though they do relate to the prints,) should be sprinkled around the room. Kind of like sprinkling your accent color throughout a room; the same goes for any themed collections. For example in a display cabinet, you usually place the major matching group together as a focal unit and then judiciously arrange other individual pieces more randomly. Here are some examples of how much attention a tighter grouping demands. If you are unable to square up your lithos without more of them, you might consider where you could hang them vertically like the last photo. Then hang a really large bird print over your sofa to set the theme.

I love your collection!

I have a Tim Cotterill bronze frog sculpture collection. I'm fortunate to have a very good local auction house. I purchased one of my frogs from their online auction. They notified me when more were available, but I couldn't submit competing bids because I was flying the day of the live (not online) auction. So, the suggestion of setting alerts for your artist coming up at auction is a good one.

I realize you're ready to move the lithos, but it may take time to find what you're looking for.

decoenthusiaste, the 3rd photo is exactly what I'd love to do. Perhaps I could find other matching bird prints to frame like that.

Dyinggarden, I already took them down because we bought this Tree of Life. I had intended it for over the sofa but really misjudged how huge it was.