Search Results: Titles starting with C from Print Matters

1991. Print. New. Moebius (Jean Giraud). Silkscreen print by Moebius (Jean Giraud) on Acid-free Paper. PRINT. Size: 7" x 9" (170mm x 220mm). One of a series of limited edition silkscreen prints. Stunning work by the maestro.

1991. Print. New. Moebius (Jean Giraud). Silkscreen print by Moebius (Jean Giraud) on Acid-free Paper. NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 7" x 9" (170mm x 220mm). One of a series of limited edition silkscreen prints. Stunning work by the master. Numbered #474 from limited edition of just 500.

1891. Print. New. Beverley R Morris. Lithograph print by Beverley R Morris on Paper. PRINT. Size: 12" x 10" (300mm x 250mm). British Game Birds and Wildfowl. Lithograph of the Canada Goose from 1891, by Beverley R. Morris, MD. with original hand colouring.

1975. Print. New. William Hogarth. Lithograph print by William Hogarth on Paper. PRINT. Size: 24" x 18" (610mm x 450mm). Canvassing for Votes depicts Tory and Whig agents, both attempting to bribe an innkeeper to vote for them. The crowd outside the tavern is visible in the background. In a reference to the anti-Semitism of the crowd behind, a Jewish peddler is being employed by another agent who is offering jewels and ribbons to the wives of voters. On the margins of the composition a soldier (left) and two old sailors (right) represent uncorrupted patriotism. The soldier peeps out from behind a now-impotently decorative figurehead depicting the British lion devouring the French fleur-de-lis. A woman sits on it looking at her bribes. The sailors on the right are re-enacting a naval victory using pieces of broken clay pipe. This is one of a set of 4 high quality prints produced by Kingfisher. The Humours of an Election is a series of four engravings by William Hogarth that illustrate the election… Read More

1891. Print. New. Beverley R Morris. Lithograph print by Beverley R Morris on Paper. PRINT. Size: 10" x 12" (250mm x 300mm). British Game Birds and Wildfowl. Lithograph of the Capercaillie from 1891, by Beverley R. Morris, MD. with original hand colouring.

The Sphere, 1917. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated December 29th 1917 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts Cardinal Bourne Archbishop of Westminster visiting the Irish troops on the Western Front in 1917. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 197.

2010. Print. New. Juanjo Guarnido. Giclée print by Juanjo Guarnido on Acid-free Paper. SIGNED NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 19" x 9" (480mm x 220mm). This is a hand signed limited edition print from the Blacksad series written by Juan Diaz Canales & drawn by Juanjo Guarnido. Widely admired as being a modern master of anthropomorphism, Guarnido has gained worldwide praise and the Blacksad series of graphic novels has gained huge notoriety. Now a series of 6 graphic novels with more being written, and even a video game being produced.

Harvill, 1996. Soft Cover. M - Mint. Hugo Pratt. The action moves from South America to Europe against the backdrop of the First World War. In these six stories Pratt further explores such complicated themes as patriotism and greed, revolution and opportunism, and betrayal and seduction. Events take Corto from a small island in the Venetian lagoon, where he comes face to face with a beautiful blonde spy, to Stonehenge and an adventure with Merlin, Morgana, and Puck. Along the way he meets Ernest Hemingway and future billionaire Aristotle Onassis, Irish revolutionary Banshee O'Danann, the legendary Red Baron, and an intense cast of characters who weave in and out of a series of labyrinthine plots and counter-plots. Fine copy with minor sun fade to top front and back cover. 140 pages. Black & White illustrations. 9" x 12" (220mm x 297mm). (1)

c. 1980. Print. New. Frank Frazetta. Lithograph print by Frank Frazetta on Paper. PRINT. Size: 19" x 22" (470mm x 550mm). A full colour print on fine art paper using the very best printing techniques to be as close to the original as possible. This features a Conan figure in chains battling a giant snake.

1975. Print. New. William Hogarth. Lithograph print by William Hogarth on Paper. PRINT. Size: 24" x 18" (610mm x 450mm). Chairing the Member shows one of the victorious Tory candidates being carried through the streets on a chair in a traditional ceremony. He is about to tumble down because one of his carriers has just been accidentally hit on the head by a flail carried by a Tory-supporting rural labourer who is attempting to fight off a Whig supporter (an old sailor with a bear). A group of frightened pigs run across the scene in a reference to the story of the Gadarene swine. The Whig leaders watch from a nearby house. At the right two young chimney sweeps urinate on the bear. This is one of a set of 4 high quality prints produced by Kingfisher. The Humours of an Election is a series of four engravings by William Hogarth that illustrate the election of a Member of Parliament in Oxfordshire in 1754. The oil paintings were created in 1755 and subsequently Hogarth created the engravings. At this… Read More

The Art of the Illustrator, 1918. Print. New. Charles Edmund Brock. Set of Lithograph prints by Charles Edmund Brock on Card. PRINT. Size: 11" x 16" (279mm x 406mm). The Art of The Illustrator by Percy V Bradshaw was published by The Press Art School, Forest Hill, London 1918. In 1918 Percy Bradshaw contacted 20 of the leading illustrators of the day and commissioned each of them for a special illustration. Each artist was given an entirely free hand as to subject, the only stipulation being that the painting or drawing should be representative of his/her technique and that each stage in its composition should be shown. Bradshaw then reproduced in 6 plates each step in the artistic process and published the 6 lithographs in a portfolio with a 12 page introduction and description of the process within a card folder. Artists in this series are Lawson Wood, F.H. Townsend, Fortunino Matania, Harry Rountree, Claude A Shepperson, Bert Thomas, William Heath Robinson, Frank Reynolds, Cyrus Cuneo, William… Read More

Frye Art Museum. Soft Cover. New. Al Capp, Harold Gray, Alex Raymond, Hal Foster, Warren Tufts, Milton Caniff, Charles Schultz, Walt Kelly. Well known expert on the comic strip, writes definitively about the medium using original drawings for the illustrations rather than the usual reproductions from the printed version of the strip. This method adds considerably to the interest by showing margin notations and changes not visible in the printed version. Among the many examples are strips such as Gasoline Alley, Bringing Up Father, Beetle Bailey, Star Wars, Bloom County, Calvin & Hobbes and many more. Artists represented include Al Capp, Harold Gray, Alex Raymond, Hal Foster, Warren Tufts, Milton Caniff, Charles Schultz, Walt Kelly and many more. 176 pages. Part Colour illustrations. 9" x 12" (230mm x 300mm). (2.1)

The Sphere, 1913. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed page from The Sphere dated April 12th 1913 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts The Spider entangling the hero in his net in Act III of "The Yellow Jacket". The principal actor is Mr Holma Clark with Mr C.W. Standing and Mr F. Cowley Wright. This art features as Fig. 99 in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints.

The Sphere, 1918. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated January 5th 1918 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts the arrival of presents from home to the Tommies at the front in 1918. Included here is a plum pudding. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 198.

The Sphere, 1916. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated 23rd December 1916 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts a Tommy in the trenches 1916 composing a letter home to his wife. Lets hope he made it home! This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 178.

The Sphere, 1914. Print. New. Fortunino Matania. Lithograph print by Fortunino Matania on Paper. PRINT. Size: 9" x 15" (240mm x 380mm). This is the printed cover page from The Sphere dated December 7th 1914 and is taken from Matania's personal archives. The scene depicts a veteran from the Western front at home with his family celebrating Christmas while he convalesces from a war wound. This image is featured in the book The Art of Fortunino Matania: catalogue of original art & prints as FIG 134.

Titan Books, 1981. Hard Cover. VF - Very Fine. Brian Bolland. A fabulous series of Judge Dredd reprints from 2000AD comics. Well done the boys and girls at Titan Books. 64 pages. Black & White illustrations. 9" x 11" (225mm x 285mm). (0.4)

1993. Print. New. Robert Williams. Lithograph print by Robert Williams on Paper. NUMBERED PRINT. Size: 20" x 16" (510mm x 410mm). A limited edition print meticulously printed with a special lamination to intensify the beauty and richness of the art. Limited to 4,000 copies worldwide this is one of a set 12 prints published in 1993.

1983. Print. New. Moebius (Jean Giraud). Screenprint by Moebius (Jean Giraud) on Acid-free Paper. SIGNED PRINT. Size: 9" x 12" (230mm x 310mm). This is a highly sought after screenprint published in 1983 and signed in pencil by Moebius. The ink is so thick on the page that this image has qualities more like a painting than a print. The printer split the image into 12 layers in order to achieve the subtle effects in the final image.

Soft Cover. New/New. Will Eisner. Eisner breaks New York City into its fundamental elements of fear, smell, time, and anonymity. He is a master at portraying the city scene. 86 pages. Black & White illustrations. 11" x 12" (280mm x 300mm). Dust Jacket. (2)