This is an original signed botanical collagraph by local Philadelphia artist Emily Ennulat-Lustine. A versatile medium, collagraphs use collage techniques to build up a textured “plate,” which is then inked and run through a press with paper, transferring the image and embossing the surface. We’ve archivally presented this piece as a float mount in a silver wood profile from Studio Moulding, Crescent Brands mat, and TruVue 99% UV filtering and shatter resistant “Conservation” acrylic.

“Hugs” is an original signed collagraph by Emily Ennulat-Lustine. She began her career as a painter, until she took a printmaking class at the Abington Art Center—taught by Patricia Shaw Lima—where she was drawn to the collagraph process. This versatile medium uses collage techniques to build up a textured “plate,” which is then inked and run through a press with paper, transferring the image and embossing the surface. We’ve archivally presented this piece in a birdseye maple veneer profile from Larson Juhl, Crescent Brands mat, and TruVue 99% UV filtering and anti reflective “Museum” glass.

“Novia muy Enojada” (Very Mad Girlfriend) is an original woodcut by Uruguayan painter and engraver Leonilda González (1923-2017). The founder of the Montevideo Engraving Club, she participated in salons and exhibitions across Latin America and beyond. González also excelled in woodcut, a technique which she taught throughout her career. Her art is largely figurative, often capturing everyday life in individual pieces or larger collections. We’ve presented this piece in a black beveled wood profile from Larson Juhl and TruVue “Premium Clear” acrylic.

This piece is an original woodcut by Leonilda González (1923-2017), an Uruguayan painter and engraver. The founder of the Montevideo Engraving Club, she participated in salons and exhibitions across Latin America and beyond. González also excelled in woodcut, a technique which she taught through numerous courses and workshops throughout her career. Her art is largely figurative, often capturing everyday, local life through stand-alone pieces and series. We’ve presented this piece in a black beveled wood profile from Larson Juhl and TruVue “Premium Clear” acrylic.

“Cataratas” is a vibrant serigraph by Carlos Páez Vilaró. Born in Montevideo in 1923, Vilaró’s journey began as a printing apprentice and Buenos Aires, and he grew and evolved to become one of Uruguay’s most influential artistic voices. As a founding member of the “Grupo de los 8,” he helped push the boundaries of experimental painting techniques in Uruguay and beyond. We’ve presented this piece in a green-toned wood profile from Roma Moulding and TruVue “Premium Clear” glass