439 results for "1923 The Last Rose art print" between $10.00 and $150.00

A dramatic black and white print captures forever the silhouette of two dancers in the passionate final pose of a tango. Their shadow stretches out on the cobblestone street. Title: The Last Dance Frame: Black with beaded edge and patina - 1-inch Mat: Charcoal/white Image dimensions: 4.75 inches wide x 6.75 inches high Outside frame dimensions: 9.5 inches wide x 11.5 inches high Style: Contemporary Format: Vertical Size: Mini Subject: Dance Product type: framed print

Measurements: 36 inches by 24 inches Easy to frame Makes a great gift High quality poster print Great wall decor

Decorate your wall with this stunning piece of framed art designed to fit any decor. Artist: Leonardo da Vinci Title: Last Supper, The Product type: Framed Print Style: Traditional Format: Horizontal Size: Medium Subject: Illustration Image dimensions: 10.25 inches high x 20 inches wide Outer frame dimensions: 18.55 inches high x 28.3 inches wide Frame material: Wood Available frame colors: Black, Mahogany, Beaded Gold, Beech Wood, Maple Wood Available matte colors: White and black

The Last & Newest London & Paris Fashions 1845 Morning and Evening Dresses, published in the World of Fashion by Mr. Bell,London 1845. Steel engraved with original hand color. Close cropped and creased down right side which will not show when framed and matted. size 18x21cms.

A dramatic black and white print captures forever the silhouette of two dancers in the passionate final pose of a tango. Their shadow stretches out on the cobblestone street. This print features a textured satin black frame that has a subtle underlying wood grain that elegantly shows through its satin black finish. This framed and texture-glazed poster comes hand-finished with a non-reflective 100-percent acrylic polymer coating, which protects the image. This is not traditional glass or Plexi-glass...

Enoch Bolles poster of four sexy girls in one piece bathing suits, one of them holding a volley ball while two men, sitting on beach chairs, look on at the girls. Judge Magazine cover September 27, 1924.