Rembrandt van Rijn self portrait etching. This was hand-printed by printer Rae Boer, who hand-printed reproductions of Rembrandt etchings, often using the original plates, in the mid-20th century for the Rembrandt Museum in Amsterdam. Signed by Ms. Boer in pencil, to distinguish her print from mass-produced ones. Purchased in Amsterdam over 30 years ago. Rembrandt was a painter/printer and is one of the most important artists in history. He created around 300 paintings, 300 prints, and a couple thousand drawings, and 40 self-portraits. He was influenced by the Italian old masters, Dutch and Flemish artists, though he never traveled. Measures 10 x 8.5 in with a 13.5 x15.5 in frame Medium: ink | rag paper | matted Signature: not signed Original: etching from original plate He studied with Jacob van Swanenburg and Pieter Lastman.

Pair of cockerel and hen lithographs by Harrison Weiss and printed by Leighton Brothers in 1878. Titled "Duck Winged Game" and "Silver Spangled Hamburghs". Very good condition. Strong colors, new backs and cleaned glass and mats. Each frame measures 14.25 x 12.25 inches.

Inuit lithograph by John Hagen (Alaskan, 20th c.). Numbered 50 of 60 and titled Bear. Signed, monographed, numbered and titled in pencil. Image is 12.5" x 16"; frame is 16.5" x 22". Excellent condition.

18th century map: Carte du Perou ou se truovent les Audiences de Quino, Lime et la Plata. Published by Riogobert Bonne, Paris, 1772-1786. Covers the west coast of South America from 2 degrees North to 27 degrees South Considerable coastal detail. Original outline color. The elegant cartouche expertly colored in a later hand. Fine condition.

Paul Jablonka Op-Art serigraph in vibrant, vibrating colors of light and apple grreen and blue, Numbered 7/250, signed by the artist, Circle Gallery logo embossed on lower right corner. Printed on high quality cotton rag. Highly collectible, Jablonka's works are often included in the same realm as those by the more famous Victor Vasarely.