Prints For Sale

Explore the latest artistic prints for sale on SINGULART, ranging from limited edition prints for sale by famous artists to one of a kind art prints created in digital format.

Some particular types of printmaking are more notable for their peculiarities and their roles in art history. Every type has its pros as far as the looks are concerned and the level of difficulty when it comes to implementation.

Lithography: Lithography was invented in 1796 and is a technique in which an image is drawn on a flat stone that has been prepared with a fatty substance. The prints are made through the process of putting ink on the stone and placing paper on it. This method is preferred since it can capture the spontaneity of the artist's hand.

Screen Printing (Serigraphy): Screen printing, also known as serigraphy was mostly used in the 20th century during the pop art age of Warhol among others, involves pushing ink through a mesh stencil. It is colorful and is ideal for manufacturing on a large scale.

Etching: Dating back to the 16th century, etching is a method of using acid to cut into the surface of a metal plate. After writing, the plate is rolled on paper; thus, it is ideal for producing fine lines and images on paper.

Woodcut: Among the earliest forms of printmaking, woodcut involves carving an image on the wood so that the lines to be printed are most prominent. It produces sharp and clear contrasts and can be traced back to the early works of art in the east and the west.

Giclée: A modern print type which employs the inkjet technique, giclée enables producing digital copies of digital art works or reproductions of artistic paintings. It is valued for its ability to archive colours with high accuracy and detail.

These various approaches in the process of printing have enriched artistic practice as they introduced new facets, layers, and values to the field of fine art.

According to art context and practice, an edition is a set of reproductions of the same artwork from one matrix, which is generally printed in small quantities strictly controlling the availability of the artwork. In an edition, each work is similar and is often marked with a number showing its position in sequence. For instance, a print with the inscription ‘1/50’ means that it is the first in a series of fifty physically similar prints.

This is especially popular in printmaking techniques like lithography, etching, screen printing, and digital replicas or giclée prints. The practice helps artists increase the number of copies of a work they can sell to the public without compromising on the quality and uniqueness of the art. In some cases, the plates, screens, or stones that are used for creating new prints are removed or modified in such a way that no more prints can be produced to maintain the value of the limited edition.

This method does not only make art more affordable but also contributes to the collectibility of the prints since it will be hard to find many of them hence making them more valuable as time passes by.

Contemporary art prints have played a major role in defining what today's art market looks like, with pieces from some of the greatest artists in the modern art era. Nowadays, it would be impossible to speak about modern art prints without mentioning Andy Warhol, one of the leading personalities associated with this kind of art who has created such masterpieces as "Marilyn Diptych (1962)" and "Campbell’s Soup Cans (1962)" employed in silkscreen technique.

Roy Lichtenstein also did not miss it; he copied, a graphic style from the strips of popular comics. Some of his famous pieces include "Whaam! (1963)" and "Drowning Girl (1963)"; these works embrace Pop Art where he employs commercial printing to parody cultural commodities.

Another icon who pioneered change is Robert Rauschenberg, whose “Combines” merged non-traditional material and print media. His solvent transfer techniques of the paintings and photographs moving into a new form of printmaking showed the full potential of it as an art form.

These artists among others used printmaking to question the conventional art forms to produce art pieces that not only mirrored but informed culture at any given time thus affirming their position in the modern art fraternity.

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Famous Artists
Print

Salvador Dalí

Flordali - Les Fruits : Pomme dragon

22x15in

$14,010

Pablo Picasso

bacchanale

12x14in

$3,400

Damien Hirst

Luna Chrysalis

35x35in

$13,160

Banksy

Weston Super Mare

14x39in

$23,090

Joan Miró

Joan Miró - L'Oiseau Fusée - Coloured etching - 1952

19x25in

$8,500

Gerhard Richter

EIS, 1981

28x39in

$1,640

Felipe Pantone

Subtractive Variability P1

39x28in

$2,390

David Shrigley

I Try To Be Friendly

30x22in

$11,270

Yayoi Kusama

Tsumari in Bloom Wrapping Cloth

41x40in

$1,000

Jean Cocteau

Le penseur

25x19in

$740

Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Veduta del Castello dell'Acqua Felice presso le Terme Diocleziane

27x29in

$5,150

Frank Stella

Frank Stella - Original Leo Castelli Gallery invitation

11x23in

$1,430

Honoré Daumier

Macédoine, no. 27

10x13in

$490

Helen Frankenthaler

A Paintings Retrospective: vintage LACMA Museum poster

37x25in

$1,520

Guillermo Lorca

Her new suit

43x42in

$2,710

Mark Rothko

White Cloud over Purple

36x28in

$270

Roby Dwi Antono

OKTA

20x17in

$2,450

Giorgio de Chirico

Giorgio De Chirico ( 1888 – 1978 ) – Autoritratto - Color lithograph on paper – 1970

28x21in

$2,770

David Hockney

Félicité sleeping with Parrot, from 'Illustration for A Simple Heart of Gustave Flaubert'

15x17in

$15,720

Jean Tinguely

75ème Anniversaire du CIO Lausanne

35x25in

$1,010

Georgia O'Keeffe

28x39in

$680

Marc Chagall

Over The Town

18x22in

$210

Richard Avedon

Marlborough

26x20in

$510

Henri Matisse

Le Buisson - Platane

28x28in

$310

Mr. Brainwash

Love Is In the Air (Toronto)

30x22in

$2,720

Anselm Kiefer

Sternfall 2007- Screen-printing on quality paper

33x20in

$580

Keith Haring

Keith Haring (1958-1990), Dog, 1985, Copyright Keith Haring Foundation,Licensed By Artestar NY Printed In U.K 18/54 0Y4985 Big size

28x22in

$530

Alec Monopoly

London Money Bags

30x40in

$5,510

Eugène Delacroix

Le port de Saint Tropez

20x28in

$280

Bernard Buffet

Le carnaval

27x22in

$620

Francis Bacon

Expo 99 - Galerie Lelong

31x20in

$280

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Jean Michel Basquist (1960-1988), Untitled (Crown), 1982, Copyright Estate of Jean Michel Basquiat, Licensed by Artestar New York, Printed in the UK 20/42 OYZGW9

18x24in

$670

Takashi Murakami

Famicom ( Hisashi Eguchi 江口寿史 , Takashi Murakami 村上隆, Flowers)

26x23in

$5,530

Andy Warhol

Banana (after 1967 Velvet Underground & Nico)

28x28in

$1,280

Shepard Fairey

While Supplies Last! (Large Format)

45x26in

$2,790

Karel Appel

Pour Jorn

30x21in

$2,230

Claude Monet

Soleil Couchant I

39x39in

$1,770

Victor Vasarely

PROCION 3

30x28in

$2,490

Carlos Cruz-Diez

Induction chromatique - Juegos de Barcelona

25x35in

$3,810

Louise Bourgeois

INNER LIFE

12x8in

$720

Andrew Scott

Suspended

16x11in

$2,360

Roy Lichtenstein

Crak!

11x8in

$2,230

Jean-Claude Picot

French Riviera - La baie de Théoule au printemps

31x38in

$1,080

Valerio Adami

Amour étrange

14x9in

$210

Fernando Botero

Portrait of Velazquez

23x19in

$210

Kasing Lung

Two decades (Print, How2work, labubu)

29x24in

$10,730

Edgar Degas

Le foyer de la danse à l'opéra de Paris

22x30in

$420

Alekos Fassianos

Dieu de l'Olympe (Barcelona)

35x25in

$1,890

Raoul Dufy

Autoportrait

12x9in

$250

Friedensreich Hundertwasser

Save the Whales (Song of the Whales)

33x23in

$1,460

René Magritte

L'Empire des lumières

31x23in

$2,040

Yoshitomo Nara

Miss Spring

11x9in

$8,020

Stik

Signed The Big Issue Full Set (Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow) Standing Figures

22x7in

$9,360

Pierre Boncompain

La ceinture jaune

35x41in

$1,200

Giuseppe Capogrossi

Giuseppe Capogrossi (1900–1972) - Linocut on paper - 1958

19x25in

$2,750

Mark Kostabi

Going Places

28x36in

$1,330

Richard Orlinski

Kong fear

28x28in

$540

Guy Bardone

Neige

26x20in

$680

Philippe Auge

Les fruits défendus

22x30in

$680

Mario Schifano

Mario Schifano (1934–1998) - Montagna - Enamel screen printing - 1997

33x33in

$1,580

Jean Marais

Femme au vase (Hommage à la poterie)

25x18in

$330

Vincent van Gogh

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890), Museum poster March 30-July 29, 1990, Amsterdam Arnoldo Mondadori Arte De Luca Edizioni d'Arte, Printed in the Netherlands

39x27in

$500

Sandro Chia

Bound Man

31x26in

$1,350

Tomás Sánchez

Meditador en la Orilla

30x24in

$4,330

Max Ernst

Poster For The Jewish Museum

83x63in

$4,470

Rembrandt van Rijn

Abraham Francen, Apothecary

7x8in

$36,120

Alexander Calder

Planètes rayonnantes

29x22in

$400

Menashe Kadishman

Jerusalem (Trees)

40x28in

$1,260

Jean Michel Folon

Une aube pour l'Europe

22x30in

$330

Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper (1882-1967), Intermission, 1963, Gagosian Gallery Britannia Street London, 2010

39x27in

$790

Edvard Munch

Madone

31x20in

$260

Alberto Giacometti

Head From Derriere Le Miroir no. 127

15x11in

$680

Keita Morimoto

Jewel Box

20x17in

$5,490

Wassily Kandinsky

Tension in Height

43x29in

$390

Cy Twombly

Untitled II

28x41in

$204,030

Georges Braque

Les oiseaux I

39x28in

$500

Françoise Gilot

Pages d'amour - André Verdet 13

11x9in

$390

Henri Michaux

Lettrisme, dix figures

12x9in

$480

Roberto Matta

Senza titolo

39x27in

$1,770

Bram van Velde

Vent des sables - MP 392

26x36in

$5,980

Jean-Antoine Watteau

Femme de dos

13x10in

$210

Pierre Soulages

Gouache 11

8x4in

$710

Amedeo Modigliani

Limited edition photolithograph - Portrait of a youngman

20x15in

$320

Katsushika Hokusai

Hokusai Katsushika (1760-1849), The Great Wave of Kanagawa, 1831, copyright Bridgeman Art Library, Printed in Great Britain

20x28in

$430

Ai Weiwei

Ai Weiwei, Illumination, 2009, courtesy Lisson Gallery, copyright Ai Weiwei

20x24in

$360

Jean Miotte

Sans titre

36x28in

$1,530

Egon Schiele

Egon Schiele (1890-1918), Nude Back of Girl with Long Plait, 1913, Printed in Italy

31x24in

$490

Édouard Manet

Le Buveur d'absinthe

18x16in

$1,460

Nicolas de Staël

Composition abstraite

20x26in

$680

Henry Moore

Two Seated Women

8x8in

$8,700

Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan Vista from a Balcony

36x28in

$6,920

KAWS

No Future Companion Black Chrome

24x24in

$173,090

Patrick Hughes

Canaletto

18x40in

$11,350

James Jean

« Cottontail » by Jung Kook (정국) from BTS

26x20in

$2,160

Jackson Pollock

Number 32 (1950)

28x35in

$1,350

Max Bill

Munich Olympics

40x25in

$1,380

Corneille

Sans titre

27x36in

$1,950

Pure Evil

Handfinished Arthur Miller's Nightmare - Vertical Dots

33x28in

$1,490

Okuda San Miguel

Love in pandemia

26x26in

$1,310

Tracey Emin

National Portrait Gallery Portfolio

31x27in

$41,230

Wifredo Lam

Joan Prats

30x22in

$2,520

Romero Britto

Happy Cat & Snob Dog

20x28in

$2,010

André Saraiva

Mr. A & Miss A (Uncut Love Edition)

39x27in

$2,370

Lucio Fontana

Abstraction in Orange and Yellow - Rare Vintage Screen printing, 1977

39x27in

$630

Henri Rousseau

Le repas du lion

22x30in

$500

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Le Petit Prince et le renard sous les étoiles

12x8in

$220

Robert Rauschenberg

National Gallery of Art

27x39in

$1,160

Domenico Gnoli

Domenico Gnoli (1933-1970), Bagnarola, 1966, copyright Marzia Gnoli, 1994, Printed in the Netherlands

31x24in

$510

Enzo Mari

Stork - The Fable Game

28x20in

$240

Georges Rouault

Notre Jeanne - Art impression in colors

20x15in

$270

Antoni Tàpies

Monotypes

29x20in

$240

Tom Wesselmann

Monica, 23rd New York Film Festival

25x37in

$1,580

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

La charette anglaise (d'après Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec)

22x30in

$680

Wolf Kahn

Down in the Valley

35x40in

$6,550

Piet Mondrian

Piet Modrian (1872-1944), "Composition Jaune et Rouge", 1938, Printed in Belgium. Big size

35x28in

$710

Hans Bellmer

Œillades ciselées 4

26x20in

$1,190

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

The Cup of Chocolate

40x32in

$5,700

Paul Klee

Trois maisons cubistes

20x15in

$960

Gustav Klimt

Erwartung

19x18in

$10,160

JonOne

Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

30x30in

$2,860

Piero Dorazio

Untitled XXVI

29x39in

$2,580

Alex Katz

Alex Katz, Black Hat 2, 2010. copyright Alex Katz/Bildrecht, Wien 2023

24x31in

$1,540

Hergé

Tintin - Les bijoux de la Castafiore

9x7in

$180

Sonia Delaunay

Sonia Delaunay, Hommage a Sonia Delaunay (from the Estate of art dealer Andre Zarre), 1975

27x20in

$1,050

Man Ray

Les Amoureux à l’heure de l’Observatoire

14x35in

$44,230

Leonor Fini

Le long du chemin de fer I

22x30in

$600

René Gruau

Moulin Rouge - Femmes, femmes, femmes

28x20in

$320

Mel Ramos

Lola Cola

31x27in

$6,320

Sam Francis

14x47in

$700

Niki de Saint Phalle

Do you like my brain ?

20x17in

$670

Pierre Alechinsky

L'imagination prend le pouvoir

32x23in

$1,010

Saul Steinberg

Saul Steinberg, Rare 1970 poster with gold stamp: Nuits de La Fondation Maeght music festival

35x23in

$1,870

Norman Rockwell

Miss Mary Jane (from Huckleberry Finn)

25x19in

$600

Sandra Chevrier

La Cage Et Le Grondement Du Tonnerre (framed, hand signed print)

24x30in

$3,740

Eduardo Chillida

Placard, le trait est désir exaucé

38x24in

$1,400

Nan Goldin

Nan Goldin, exibition poster “This Will Not End Well” , copyright Nan Goldin

39x28in

$470

Yaacov Agam

Expo 71 - Semaine d'Israël (AVL)

30x22in

$600

Georg Baselitz

Georg Baselitz (1938) - Tama 2 - Colour etching and aquatint on paper - 2002

30x23in

$4,620

Charles Fazzino

Viva Las Vegas! (framed, hand signed 3D mixed media serigraph)

27x33in

$4,650

Julio Larraz

The Poet King

28x28in

$2,820

Robert Indiana

Numbers: Complete Portfolio of 10 Color Silkscreens (Sheehan 46-55) bound in cloth slip case (Hand Signed, inscribed and dated by Robert Indiana on the first front end page)

10x9in

$6,730