Newport Modern

Here’s a fantastic & very Rare Bjorn Wiinblad Lithograph from 1983, Scandinavia Today, of the Copenhagen Boys’ Choir! It measures a massive 27″ wide by 39″ tall, framed up and in great condition with very bright colors!

$225 via PayPal, $75 shipping within US

Here’s a stunning c.1969 Signed Artist Proof Print by the famous Japanese-American artist Mayumi Oda, titled ‘Frost Night’! The visible paper size measures approx. 12 3/4″ wide and 18″ tall, and the frame is 18 1/4″ wide by 25 1/4″ tall. It has terrific color and detail and is a fantastic example of Mayumi’s work and this is a very early example at that!

I have not come across any other Artist Proof’s by her and her limited edition (50/ed) prints range in aftermarket auction value from $700 to several thousand dollars. So do not miss the opportunity to own a rare singular example of her work!

Below is some information on Mayumi Oda:

Known to many as the “Matisse of Japan”, Mayumi Oda has done extensive work with female goddess imagery. Born to a Buddhist family in Japan in 1941, Mayumi studied fine art and traditional Japanese fabric dying. In 1966 she graduatied from Tokyo University of Fine Arts. Mayumi’s unique apprenticeship dying fabric for kimonos influences the color and composition of all of her work.

From 1969 to the present Mayumi has exhibited over 40 one-woman shows throughout the world. Her artwork is also part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art – New York, The Museum of Fine Arts – Boston, Yale University Art Gallery – New Haven, Library of Congress – Washington D.C. and many others.

$4000 via PayPal, $50 shipping within US

Here is a fantastic c.1931 Woodblock of Mallard Ducks in a Coastal Scene by the famous listed artist, Ohara Koson (Shoson)! The visible paper size measures approx. 9″ wide and 14″ tall, and the frame is 16 1/2″ wide by 22″ tall. It has terrific color and detail and is a fantastic example of Shoson’s work!

$349 via PayPal, $40 shipping within US

Here’s a really great Hand Colored Engraving of a Horse Jump, titled Punchestown. It is a late 19th century piece and in a great frame, all in great condition! It measures 27″ tall and 39 1/2″ wide and fits in very well with Victorian decor!