Original Signed Lithographs, Etchings, Aquatints, Linocuts & Posters

Georgetown Frame Shoppe has been a leading fine art dealer in Washington D.C. since 1989, specializing in works on paper. Our collection of Modern and Contemporary lithographs, etchings and linocuts emphasizes such artists as Auguste Renoir, Andy Warhol, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Mary Cassatt, Joan Miro, Alexander Calder, Francisco Goya, Roy Lichenstein, Bernard Buffet and a few other well know artists. Please feel free to contact us by phone or email to receive prices on some of our feature artists if the price is not listed.

Signed Francoise Gilot Lithographs

Francoise Gilot is accredited with having a hand in the revival of printmaking both in America and Europe beginning in the 1960s. Her career is one that is defined both by her artistic talent and her academic achievment. At the age of twenty-one she left the University of Paris to study art at the Academie Julian. Following this she earned a degree in Philosophy from the Sorbonne and a degree in English from Cambridge. During her final period of study, Gilot began to explore the medium of printmaking. She developed a vocabulary in the medium that attracted the attention of Daniel-Henri Kahnweiler, a major art dealer who exhibited her work in his Parisian gallery in 1952. Since then, Francoise Gilot has been exhibiting her graphic works and paintings in known galleries throughout the world. Along with authoring three books, "Life With Picasso", "The Painter and the Mask"; and, "Mattise and Picasso: A Friendship in Art", Gilot has illustrated four books of her poems. Recently acquired by Georgetown Frame Shoppe, is the original hand signed Francoise Gilot color Lithograph, "Girl with a Crown". This lithograph was published by Mourlot press in 1967 numbered 31/150. "Girl with a Crown" measures 27-3/8" x 20-7/8" and is priced at $5,500. Framed.

Original Signed Joan Miro Lithographs

Georgetown Frame Shoppe has a great selection of original Joan Miro lithographs. We carry portfolios such as: "Ubu Roi", illustrations based on the text of Alfred Jarry, published by Teriade in 1966; "Constellations", a suite of twenty-two Pochoirs created in 1959 after Miro fled to France following the fall of the Spanish Republic; and "Album 21"; a portfolio of twenty-one color lithographs made in 1978 and published by Maeght Editeur. Our newest acquisition, pictured at the left, is an original hand signed color lithograph made by Miro in 1960. Titled, "Red and Blue", only a small edition of 100 were pulled from the press. This particular piece is numbered 55/100 measuring 19" x 26" and priced at $5,000. Framed.

Original Andy Warhol Screenprints and Portfolios

Georgetown Frame Shoppe as recently obtained this striking portrait of the iconic figure Dracula. This piece is one of ten original screenprint portraits printed on Lenox Museum Board as part of the "Myths" portfolio. Andy Warhol printed this suite in 1981 in an edition of 200, along with 30 AP, 5 PP and 5 EP. All screenprints measure 38" x 38". We invite all to view Andy Warhol's "Myths" portfolio and others such as his "Sunday B. Morning" series, his "Cowboys and Indians" portfolio and many more, on our website. "Dracula" is priced at $14,000. Framed.

Archival Custom Picture Framing

Georgetown Frame Shoppe also specializes in custom archival framing. Our framing studio is located above our gallery, allowing us to professionally handle and frame your artwork using 100% conservation material in a timely manner. With our high quality 100% rag acid free Crescent and Bainbridge mats, hand wrapped silk and linen mats, a variety of glass types (Plexiglass, UV, Non-glare, etc.) and a large selection of high quality guilded and antique finished moulding, we are able to enhance any work of art to its fullest potential once framed.

The Georgetown Frame Shoppe readily frames a diverse selection of fine art, photographs, textiles, and memorabilia to suit anyones home, office, or gallery. We pride ourselves on keeping up to date on the latest framing techniques and contemporary styles of moulding and matting, finding new and innovative ways to make your artwork look unique and polished.

Please do not hesitate to call us for a free price quote or advise on how to make your artwork look its very best.

We are also happy to announce special pricing on hand-wrapped silk mattes for the months of June and July! 10% off the color of your choice, to create a finished, classic look for your artwork.

Original Signed Pablo Picasso Lithographs

This original Pablo Picasso Lithograph is one from a series of works he created in 1963 that were donated to the Movement de la Paix du Mond (World Peace Movement). Titled, "Grande Maternite", this work measures 35" x 25". Picasso drew this image first in crayon and then transferred it onto a stone plate from which a color lithograph was printed. Picasso signed all prints in pencil and numbered each of the finished lithographs. "Grande Maternite" was published in 1963 by the Mourlot press in France. The Georgetown frame shoppe is selling this beautiful piece for $12,000. Framed.

Original Signed Marc Chagall Lithographs

Pictured above is an original Marc Chagall lithograph, one of thirty-eight lithographs that make up the portfolio "Le Cirque" (The Circus), 1967. Marc Chagall was inspired by tragedy as portrayed in the circus, to create this collection of illustrations. The illustated book, measuring 420 x 320, contains 23 colored lithographs. Three of these are double-paged, and fifteen are black and white lithographs. All thirty-eight plates fill the whole page without margins. Two hundred and fifty copies of this book were published and numbered one to two hundred and fifty. All copies of "The Circus" were signed by Marc Chagall. Georgetown Frame Shoppe is currently selling this lovely 16-5/8" x 12-3/4" original, for $6000 unframed and $6500 framed. We currently have the entire portfolio for viewing available on our website.

Original Mary Cassatt Etchings

Best known for her sensitive depictions of mother and child, Mary Cassatt created a body of outstanding etchings, aquatints, and lithographs in the late 19th century . Pictured above is an original color, drypoint etching called "Margot Wearing A Bonnet", circa 1902. Priced at $2,800. Framed.