“The Fighter” is a signed and numbered four-color hand-pulled screen print by New York artist M. Tony Peralta, a first-generation Dominican known for blending pop art, cultural iconography, and vibrant color. Through screen printing and mixed media, Peralta celebrates his heritage while exploring the complexities of blackness within Dominican identity. We’ve archivally presented this piece in a matte black wood profile from Studio Moulding with TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” glass.

Lowell Blair Nesbitt (1933 – 1993) was an American painter, draftsman, printmaker, and sculptor. He is known for his large-scale depictions of flowers and, in 1980, the Unites States Postal Service issued four postage stamps depicting his paintings … quite an honor! We archivally presented this signed and numbered limited edition “White Iris on Black” in our nicely priced “Artist Special” framing package, which includes a matte black wood profile from Studio Moulding, Artique matting with gold painted bevel, Coroplast backing, strainer fit, and TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” acrylic glazing.

Timothy Curtis (b. 1982) is a self-taught artist who grew up in Philadelphia, and relocated to NYC in 2015. He was first introduced to the arts as a young child through street art and graffiti writing. “Inkblot Face No. 16” is a signed and numbered hand embellished limited edition screenprint published by Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn, NY. We archivally presented this Rorschach-inspired print as a float mount in our archival and nicely priced “Artist’s Special” framing package.