
IFPDA member since 1991
Paramour Fine Arts
Franklin, MI
Paramour Fine Arts maintains an extensive inventory of 20th century fine prints. The largest focus is on American prints from 1920-1950. Included in this group are significant numbers of social realist, regionalist, arts & crafts era color woodcuts, African American artists and subject matter, as well as modernist New York City images. Also represented are 20th century fine prints from Europe, Great Britain, and Latin America including Belle Epoch and Grosvener School images. Finally, Paramour Fine Arts represents the work of many fine contemporary artists, both American and European. Their inventory includes 20th c. North American, British, European and Latin American Fine Prints; African-American Images.
Specialties
Works
Vera Andrus, "NEW JERSEY CYCLOPS", 1940 — Wood engraving, 11 3/4 X 14 1/2, Edition of 25
Stanley William Hayter, "MATERNITE ALEE'", 1948 — Color etching and engraving, 13 1/2 X 17 7/8, Edition of 50
Martin Lewis, "AMERICAN NOCTURNE", 1937 — Lithograph, 9 7/8 X 14 3/8, Edition of 14
Grant Wood, "FEBRUARY", 1939 — Lithograph, 8 7/8 X 11 3/4, Edition of 250
Robert Gwathmey, "SHARECROPPERS", 1944 — Color silkscreen, 14 3/8 X 11 7/8, Edition unknown
Harry Bertoia, " HARVESTING OF GRAPES", 1941 — 10 X 8 1/4, Edition unknown
Works available by
- James E. Allen
- Sybil Andrews
- Peggy Bacon
- Romare Bearden
- Albert Belleroche
- Thomas Hart Benton
- Howard Norton Cook
- Hugo Gellert
- Robert Gwathmey
- Kate Hanlon
- Rockwell Kent
- Jacob Lawrence
- Clare Veronica Hope Leighton
- Martin Lewis
- Louis Lozowick
- Kyra Markham
- Ethel Mars
- Reginald Marsh
- Mily Possoz
- Richard Ranft
- Gary Ratushniak
- Robert Riggs
- Luigi Rist
- Diego Rivera
- Tavik Frantisek Simon
- John Sloan
- Benton Murdoch Spruance
- Maud Hunt Squire
- James Jacques Tissot
- Jacques Villon
- Stow Wengenroth
- Anders Zorn