Art Drawings

This auction is for a poster inspired by Nikola Tesla famous quote "Power is nothing without control". The portrait is designed in triangle mosaic style respecting Tesla's obsession of Number 3.

This auction is for a poster inspired by Nikola Tesla famous quote "The progressive development of man is vitally dependent on invention...". The portrait is designed in triangle mosaic style respecting Tesla's obsession of Number 3.

This auction is for a poster inspired by Nikola Tesla famous quote "First let us ask, what is the spring that drives all? One single centre, one single source, The Sun".

This incredibly intense artwork we titled as"Reflections," was done by local Kalamazoo, MI Artist, Marilyn Johnson (1927-2017). Many of her pieces have been featured in the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.

Digital painting / picture (for personal use only).

Original Futura 2000 Pointman drawing 16”x12” in size Black marker on white paper Original, 1/1, not a reproduction or print very rare piece from a Legend - don’t miss out Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.

The detail and paint texture is amazing. Love his earlier works and his progression. I believe the series finished at 100. It’s been in my possession since. I really hate to let this go, but need to help my son’s college tuition.

Have you ever wonder how you would look if you were a Futurama character?. Well, I could make that happen to you! - Personalize your phone's screen. - Perfect to use as screen saver.

8 3/4 x 11 3/4, Canson Watercolor ,140 lb, acid free, Sin Acido. Dessin original.

Alex Miranda´s Studio. Artist ( Alex Miranda) retains all rights to the art and it cannot be reproduced in anyway without his written permission. 8,5x12" Photo Print Hand Signed. No reproduction rights, publishing rights, or any other display of the artwork digital or traditional are permitted without my permission.

Artist's signature is on the bottom right corner of the drawing. Much of Scott Griswold's career involved equestrian art which involved extensive travel throughout the Eastern United States. Two artistic highlights were painting Triple Crown winner, Secretariat and the Queen of England's filly, in oil.

This is a one-off original, Charcoal and Chalk artwork, signed by the artist Arthur Smith who learnt his skills in Paris, and whose work is featured in collections across the globe. Female nude model sat on a stool, as seen from the back.