Spooky Art

This lot includes 6 pieces of wall art with quirky or macabre themes. Three are Block ink versions of corpses, all numbered and signed by A. Guzman, titled “No Mas Religions”, editions Uno, Dos, & Tres. each are 25.5” x 7”. More on artist: bel Guzmán, a first-generation Mexican-American artist whose work blends masculinity, religion, and queer themes, drawing on a mix of ancestral folklore and mysticism. His art often uses symbols from both pre-colonized Aztec traditions and modern culture, and may also be influenced by the other "A. Guzman" artists who work with spiritual traditions, such as interdisciplinary artist Alejandro Guzman (Caribbean traditions) or Jonathan Erick Guzman (pop culture and tarot). Then a framed engraving, titled ‘Knight, Death and the Death’, created in 1513, of a Crusader on horseback in a haunted forest, 14” x 16”, a framed print of a “Stag Beetle’, both are by German artist, Albrecht Durer. Albrecht Dürer was a German painter, printmaker, and Renaissance theorist who established his reputation across Europe in his twenties. His work embodied Renaissance theories of perspective and proportion, and he was a pioneer in depicting the human body through his study of geometry. Dürer's preferred technique was woodcut printing, and his engraving and printmaking helped elevate the medium into a respected art form. the original is a watercolor and gouache on vellum from 1505, the original is in a museum in Vienna, frame is 14” x 16”. Last is. framed print of the artwork, “A Bikeful’ by British artist, Sam Toft. 18” x 14”. Read more about Sam Toft here: https://samtoft.co.uk/pages/biog?srsltidAfmBOoqltx8VCBeZDt9tPhoySrbpYfV0YGUehKd3gWCiPV7MUPufHjtx Pickup category timeslot {A}