5 Results: New & Used in Art in Alexandrina Area, SA

An original etching by a widely famous New Orleans artist, Eugene E. Loving, of the scene that almost all visitors to the French Quarter would know: walking from Jackson Square, next to St Louis Cathedral, to Royal Street, and after that past Pat O'Briens and Preservation Hall onto Bourbon Street. The etching is called "Pirates Alley - Old New Orleans", and is from around 1950(?). Loving worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until his death in 1971. Back story and provenance: I lived in New

A rare offering of 6 original etchings by widely famous New Orleans artist Eugene E. Loving, all signed as editions of 100 or 200, in their original similar and sympathetic 1950s matting and frames. Loving lived from 1917 until 1971 and worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until the 1970s, and these date from around the 1950s. Back story and provenance: I lived in New Orleans off and on from 1974 to 1981, and my grandparents lived there from the 1940s until their deaths in the 1990s and 20

An original etching by a widely famous New Orleans artist, Eugene E. Loving, of the scene from a typical New Orleans patio through a passage out onto a French Quarter street, signed by the artist and called "Sunlight and Shadows - Old New Orleans", circa 1950(?). Loving worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until his death in 1971. Back story and provenance: I lived in New Orleans off and on from 1974 to 1981, and my grandparents lived there from the 1940s until their deaths in the 1990s and

An original etching by a widely famous New Orleans artist, Eugene E. Loving, of a "Bourbon Street Patio - Old New Orleans", from around 1950(?). He worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until his death in 1971. Back story and provenance: I lived in New Orleans off and on from 1974 to 1981, and my grandparents lived there from the 1940s until their deaths in the 1990s and 2000s. When we bought our first house in New Orleans in 1978, my grandmother gifted me 6 x etchings by Eugene Loving to "

Stunning Art Deco style print of the original Folies Bergere poster advertising the new revue by Helene Martini, with set design/costumes by Michel Gyarmathy. Helene was a famous showgirl turned director of the Folies Bergere from******2000. Fabulous design by Artist Romain de Tirtoff aka Erte depicting a partially nude Showgirl on a red background wearing only her jewels, boots and gloves and a strategically placed (!!) feather headpiece surrounding her body. Framed in a goldtone antique sty

Amazing Paris Showgirls/Dancers print originally by renowned Italian fashion illustrator Rene Gruau. Fabulous design in vibrant colours of singing showgirls wearing brightly coloured feathered costumes, jewels and boots. Framed in a goldtone/black antique styled frame behind glass. Professionally framed. Perfect for Paris themed decor to add a pop of colour. Great condition with a couple of small knicks/rubbing on the frame that are not noticeable unless under close inspection. Total Size In

LOVELEY ABSTRACT ORIGINAL ARTWORK GOOD CONDITION 90CM X 60CM PICK UP HAYBOROUGH CASH SALE ONLY PLEASE

An original etching by a widely famous New Orleans artist, Eugene E. Loving, of the scene from a typical French Quarter courtyard, with a curving stairway and many plants and brick paving, signed by the artist and called "The Marchand Court - Old New Orleans", from around 1950(?). Loving worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until his death in 1971. Back story and provenance: I lived in New Orleans off and on from 1974 to 1981, and my grandparents lived there from the 1940s until their death

An original etching by a widely famous New Orleans artist, Eugene E. Loving, of the scene from a typical New Orleans perspective, looking into an internal French Quarter courtyard, with balconies and arches and plants, signed by the artist and called "Castillian Arms Court - Old New Orleans", from around 1950(?). Loving worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until his death in 1971. Back story and provenance: I lived in New Orleans off and on from 1974 to 1981, and my grandparents lived there

An original etching by a widely famous New Orleans artist, Eugene E. Loving, of the scene of a classic New Orleans perspective, looking through a typical private portico into a courtyard off Royal Street in the French Quarter, signed by the artist and called "Wishing Gate - Old New Orleans", from around 1950(?). Loving worked in New Orleans from the 1930s until his death in 1971. Back story and provenance: I lived in New Orleans off and on from 1974 to 1981, and my grandparents lived there