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Explore our latest acquisitions of limited edition prints, original graphics, and rare vintage posters! We focus on affordable art for both young collectors and seasoned enthusiasts looking to expand their collections on a budget. Each piece is carefully vetted and includes a certificate of provenance, ensuring quality and authenticity for our valued collectors.
Discover affordable, curated art—from limited editions to rare vintage posters—perfect for new and seasoned collectors alike. Every piece is vetted and comes with a certificate of provenance!
Founded in 1992, Art Wise began as a small venture dedicated to making quality art accessible. Over the years, we've expanded our collection into a vast array of limited edition prints, original graphics, and rare vintage posters that appeal to both entry-level and seasoned collectors. Our mission has remained the same: to offer thoughtfully curated, high-quality artworks at affordable prices, while staying attuned to global art trends and market demands.
Our sourcing network spans across continents, from Europe to Asia, allowing us to find unique and rare pieces, the “hidden gems” that elevate a collection. We constantly search, evaluate, and acquire works to ensure variety and quality, catering to diverse tastes and budgets. Whether you’re a new collector or an established one, we believe in providing value without compromising on authenticity. Each print is carefully vetted and includes a certificate of provenance, ensuring that your acquisition is both genuine and meaningful.
Our team of professional and knowledgeable staff is always here to assist, whether you’re looking to enhance your collection or seek out something specific. Art Wise takes pride in offering an engaging and accessible way to explore and acquire art, helping you find pieces that resonate and align with your passion for collecting.
Donald Judd
This fold-out card showcases Donald Judd's Series of Ten Woodcuts in Three Color States: Cadmium Red Light, Ultramarine Blue, and Ivory Black. Published by Brooke Alexander, the card features fold lines throughout, as originally issued. It is framed in a white wood frame with a front profile of 1 inch and a side profile of 3/4 inch, offering a sleek, minimalist presentation that complements the geometric precision and simplicity characteristic of Judd’s work.
Published by Brooke Alexander, New York
Roy Lichtenstein Interior with Built-In-Bar
Interior with Built-In Bar by Roy Lichtenstein is a vintage blank postcard published by VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, in 1992 for the Pop Art Show at Museum Ludwig, Cologne. Printed in Germany, this rare postcard was produced during a time when publishers had greater access to a wide repertoire of images for publication, a contrast to today’s limited selections. This piece showcases a rare interior scene by Lichtenstein, capturing his unique perspective on modern spaces in his iconic pop art style.
Vintage postcard published by VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn in 1992
Donald Sultan
This original serigraph, titled Four Oranges, was created by renowned artist Donald Sultan in 1993. Published by the Lincoln Center Program for the Performing Arts and printed by Brand X in New York, this limited edition print was produced to benefit the Lincoln Center in New York City. The edition size is limited to 108 prints, making it a highly collectible and exclusive piece.
Screenprint signed and numbered out of 108
Mark Kostabi Climbing
In his print Climbing, Mark Kostabi explores the theme of corporate ambition, depicting faceless characters "climbing the corporate ladder" in his signature style. This early work reflects Kostabi's engagement with Wall Street themes, a recurring subject in his prints, as he examined the dynamics of power and success in the business world. Produced before he founded Kostabi World, this piece exemplifies Kostabi's satirical take on corporate culture and showcases his early creative genius.
Lithograph edition of 100, signed and numbered
Jan Wonis Between Worlds
In this surrealist composition, a young boy in a striped shirt sits in a doorway, gazing at a mural painted on a nearby wall. The mural depicts a river winding through lush mountains, where below, another boy dressed in Aladdin-style white garb, barefoot and shielding his eyes, appears captivated by the scene. The artist captures a moment where two boys from different worlds seem to meet, reflecting both the cultural divergences and the shared beauty of the realms they inhabit.
Lithograph signed but not numbered
David Lingwood View from my terrace
Hand-signed and titled in pencil by the artist, Lingwood captures a tranquil NYC rooftop scene from an era when only one skyscraper—the World Trade Center—stood alone in the skyline. A classic water tank anchors the terrace, embodying old New York. This scene contrasts sharply with today’s cityscape, where skyscrapers dominate, stacking higher and higher. Lingwood’s work evokes nostalgia for a quieter, more intimate urban landscape.
Etching, hand signed
Doug Webb Urban Daydream
Urban Daydream II by Doug Webb, created in 1985, is a whimsical Pop Art print depicting everyday bathroom items—Crest toothpaste, Sure breath freshener, Milk of Magnesia, a razor, soap, aftershave, and Bayer aspirin—arranged around a sink. Adding a playful twist, Webb introduces a motorboat and fisherman navigating the sink’s water, blending fantasy with the mundane in a captivating way.
Screen print signed and numbered out of 275
Romare Bearden Street Scene
Street Scene by Romare Bearden, created in 1970, is a captivating black-and-white callograph that captures the vibrancy of urban life. Bearden’s callograph technique, which builds textured surfaces on the plate, adds remarkable depth to the piece. Printed on Arches paper, each hand-signed, unnumbered print enhances its rarity and collectible appeal, making it a prized example of Bearden’s exploration of community and culture in dynamic, layered compositions.
Etching, signed in hand
Walton Ford
This is an original exhibition poster printed for Walton Ford's first exhibition at Gagosian Gallery, New York, which took place from March 11 to April 23, 2022. The poster features a stunning image of a Bengal tiger and is signed and dated in black sharpie by the artist at the bottom.
The Bengal tiger, a recurring subject in Ford's work, symbolizes strength and beauty while also highlighting issues of conservation and human impact on wildlife.
Offset Lithograph hand signed
Krista Rosenkilde
Technik by Krista Rosenkilde is a striking example of contemporary abstract art. The lithograph, published by Edition Copenhagen and printed on 300 gr. Velin d'Arches paper, combines vibrant colors with geometric precision to create a dynamic and engaging composition. The limited edition of 120, signed and numbered in pencil by Rosenkilde, ensures its status as a valuable and exclusive piece for collectors.
Lithograph hand signed and numbered out of 120
Elizabeth Peyton
Emmelyn Butterfield-Rose by Elizabeth Peyton is a signed, numbered lithograph (edition of 30) on 300g Velin d'Arches paper, produced by Editions Copenhagen. Known for her intimate portrayals, Peyton captures Emmelyn’s essence with delicate brushwork and emotional depth, showcasing her skill in conveying personal insight. This limited edition, enhanced by Peyton’s signature, highlights her mastery in blending vulnerability with elegance, making it a highly collectible piece.
Lithograph hand signed and numbered
