Traditional Metal and Paper Artwork

Egon Schiele Lithograph Gouache titled The Old Castle at Bregenz, 1912. Size : 50.2x35.6cm. It is a numbered Limited Edition of 100 and has exemplaire Authentication numbered out of 100 from the Presses of Max Jaffe, Vienna 1969 and is on heavy laid paper. Signed and dated in the matrix (Egon Schiele 1912). Originally made by Schiele in 1915 pencil, watercolour and gouache. Artwork comes with Gallery Prepared Documentation, which includes Authentication Certificate from Gallery + Provenance Plus a Numbered justification copy included with artwork.
Professional custom cut and sized frame. Material used: Solid wood moulding, Crescent™ Acid Fee Museum Rag Mat™ + acid free backing and TruVu™ UV Protection Anti Glare Museum™ Glass. Modern Now's in-house framer constructs all of the archival framing to match the same specification of the artworks that are hung in the gallery for the preservation and protection of your artworks.

Pablo Picasso Limited Edition Lithograph. Titled: Bagnante Che Cioca Al Pallone. 1932. Size 11 x 15 in. (Framed: 18 x 19 in). Sur les presses de Silvana Editoriale D'Arte, Milano. 1955 This is a Limited Edition Lithograph (30/200) on woven paper. This lithograph is of a Limited Edition out of 200, this one being no. 30. and will be accompanied with Gallery Certificate of Authentication .
Displayed in a large bronze gallery finish moulding on acid free backing with a 3/6 in. reveal and view behind Tru Vue Museum Glass. We only use the highest quality materials for the preservation and protection of our artworks.

Original Hand Signed André Masson Lithograph. 1975. Size 20 x 26 1/2 in. (Framed: 26 x 32 in). Sur les presses de Mourlot, Paris, 1975. This is a Numbered Limited Edition Lithograph out of 125, this one being no. 108 (making this an extremely rare Hand signed Lithograph.) On Arches paper with deckled edges. Artwork comes with Gallery Prepared Documentation, which includes Authentication Certificate + Provenance and Numbered justification copy included with artwork
Professional custom cut and sized frame. Material used: Solid wood moulding, Crescent™ Acid Fee Museum Rag Mat™ + acid free backing and TruVu™ UV Protection Anti Glare Museum™ Glass. Modern Now's in-house framer constructs all of the archival framing to match the same specification of the artworks that are hung in the gallery for the preservation and protection of your artworks.

Pablo Picasso Limited Edition Lithograph. Titled: Gatto Che Addenta un Uccello (Cat Bites a Bird). 1939. Size 11 x 15 in. (Framed: 18 x 19 in). Sur les presses de Silvana Editoriale D'Arte, Milano. 1955 This is a Limited Edition Lithograph (30/200) on woven paper. This lithograph is of a Limited Edition out of 200, this one being no. 30. and will be accompanied with Gallery Certificate of Authentication.
Displayed in a large bronze gallery finish moulding on acid free backing with a 3/6 in. reveal and view behind Tru Vue Museum Glass. We only use the highest quality materials for the preservation and protection of our artworks and If you are not happy with the moulding we are willing to work with the designer on your behalf to match your aesthetic needs.

The artist Mantu Chitrakar hails from Noya, Midnapore, in West Bengal. At a young age he began patua painting and singing in the nearby villages to earn a living for himself and his family. He has exhibited and demonstrated in India as well as abroad. In 2007 he exhibited at the International Folk Art Convention at the Nek Chand's Rock Garden in Chandigarh as well as at the Learning Department of the National Museum in Liverpool, UK. His works are at the private collection of American artist and art patron Scott Rothstein, Ann Oppenhimer - President of the Folk Arts Society of America, Dr Stephen Huyler and at the Museum of Visionary Art, Baltimore, USA and National Museums, Liverpool, UK. He continues to exhibit his works internationally and nationally.
This Pat' or painting is the art from the State of West Bengal. The image of a cat with black and orange spots on a yellow or white body and with a bird or fish in its mouth has been interpreted as a satire on the hypocrisy of some religious priests who were Vaishnavas (devotee of Lord Vishnu) and who professed to be vegetarians but in fact ate meat and fish in private.