Marc Chagall
Behind the Mirror
1966
Offset Lithographic Poster, Medium Size
Dimensions: 10" W x 14" H. Excellent condition

Bring a touch of poetic modernism into your collection with this authentic 1966 offset lithographic poster by Marc Chagall. This piece captures the dreamlike imagery and lyrical color palette that define Chagall's iconic style.

"Behind the Mirror" reflects the artist's signature fusion of fantasy and emotion-floating figures, animals, and expressive forms woven into a vibrant, storytelling composition. Created during a period when Chagall's work was gaining widespread international recognition, this poster stands as a wonderful vintage example of mid-century art publishing.

About the artist:
Marc Chagall (1887-1985) was a pioneering modernist known for his dreamlike, poetic imagery blending folklore, religion, and personal memory. His work is celebrated for its vibrant color, floating figures, and emotional storytelling, making him one of the most distinctive and beloved artists of the 20th century.

Own a piece of music history with this exclusive Billy Joel "150th MSG" commemorative varsity jacket, created to celebrate his final monthly performance at Madison Square Garden on July 25, 2024. Released as part of a limited-edition merchandise collection available only during the historic residency finale, this rare collectible captures an iconic moment in New York music history.

Designed in classic varsity style with a wool body, leather sleeves, and special "150th MSG" detailing, this Size XL jacket is personally signed by Billy Joel, making it an extraordinary addition to any fan's collection.

The winning bidder will also receive a 2025 New York Yankees Billy Joel Bobblehead stadium giveaway collectible.

Package includes:
• Autographed Billy Joel "150th MSG" Varsity Jacket (Size XL), limited-edition commemorative design from the Madison Square Garden residency finale
• 2025 New York Yankees Billy Joel Bobblehead SGA

A must-have for Billy Joel fans, music memorabilia collectors, and devoted New Yorkers alike.

Laughter Under the Trees (She's Out of the Logo Maze)
2023
Mixed Media Collage
20 x 29 in.
Unframed

In Laughter Under the Trees (She's Out of the Logo Maze) (2023), Jonah Freeman brings a cinematic sensibility to collage, constructing a layered composition that blurs the boundary between consumer imagery and imagined landscape. Fragments of branding and visual culture are reassembled into a scene that feels both familiar and disorienting, evoking a passage from structured commercial space into something more organic, ambiguous, and psychologically charged.

About the Artist:
Jonah Freeman (b. 1975, Santa Fe, NM) is a New York-based artist working across collage, film, installation, and painting. A graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, his practice draws on cinematic language to explore constructed environments and their social and psychological impact.

Since 2007, Freeman has collaborated with Justin Lowe as Freeman/Lowe, creating large-scale immersive installations that merge architecture and narrative. His work has been exhibited internationally at institutions including MoMA PS1 and Centre Pompidou, with a major Freeman/Lowe exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth opening in October 2024.

"Perspectives" by Anna Kiraly

9" x 14" x 2" acrylic on board painting

Unframed and ready to hang, this piece stands as both a finished work and an extension of Kiraly's broader design practice. Anna Kiraly is a visual artist, scenic and projection designer, and a Third Street parent whose multidisciplinary work spans theater, installation, and contemporary painting.

Her recent collaborations include set design for the Silkroad Ensemble's Sanctuary March '26 Tour and a Barrymore Award-nominated set design for Franklin's Key with Pig Iron Theatre Company.

PRICELESS! Renowned artist and architect (and Third Street Board Member!) Byron Bell will create a one-of-a-kind piece of your home or other special location of your choice.

The watercolor painting will be 12" horizontal x 16" vertical on 120-pound cold-pressed watercolor paper. An heirloom-quality piece to treasure for years, it also makes a thoughtful gift for a new homeowner.

Please note: The structure must be within about one hour's drive from New York City. The painting will take place over one afternoon to be arranged at a mutually convenient time.

This custom glazed ceramic ashtray is inspired by the timeless atmosphere of Bemelmans Bar, the iconic New York hideaway known for its nightly piano, late-night jazz, and historic murals by Ludwig Bemelmans. Created by Melbourne-based ceramic artist Jake Clark, the work carries his distinctive visual language-shaped by everyday environments, urban signage, and cultural iconography. The result is unique high-gloss ashtray that merges New York cultural history with Clark's artistry.

About the artist:
Jake Clark (b. 1985, Melbourne) is a ceramic artist based in Melbourne, Australia. A self-taught maker with a background in horticulture from Holmesglen Institute, Clark's work is shaped by everyday visual culture-drawing inspiration from hotels, restaurants, signage, packaging, and urban environments.

Originally influenced by graffiti and artists like Keith Haring, he transitioned into ceramics after discovering the expressive potential of clay as a sculptural medium. His practice blends iconography, graphic language, and references to familiar spaces, resulting in works that feel both playful and culturally reflective.

This 8-inch diameter work by SOCKO represents the artist's first portrait of a musician, Louis Armstrong, and echoes the enduring optimism of "What a Wonderful World." This playful yet deeply reflective work captures the intersection of music, memory, and imagination.

The work features the artist's recurring character, Dough, who is defined by bright, joyful eyes and a warm, expressive smile. The character serves as a vessel for collective memory and nostalgia, drawing from SOCKO's childhood experiences across South Korea, Canada, Los Angeles, and New York.

Through Dough, the artist merges personal history with universal emotion, building an imaginative visual world that invites connection, reflection, and warmth.

About the Artist:

SOCKO (Sae Hoon Jang) (1993) was born in Seoul, Korea. He attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City, earning his BFA in 2019 and his MPS in 2021. Drawing from his past associations with fashion, the moniker SOCKO serves as both an alter ego and a mission statement. Defined as "stunningly effective, aiming at the target," the name resonates with SOCKO's artistic intentions. He states, "I want to spread my art into people's lives forever and hit that target, connecting with people effectively."

Recent solo exhibitions of SOCKO's work have been held at A Hug from the Art World in New York City; Long Story Short Gallery in New York City; VLAB Gallery in Madrid; Maison Ozmen in Paris; Lorin Gallery in Los Angeles; and Kantor Gallery in Beverly Hills.

Mickey Lee
Green Horse, Yellow Horse (horse gift), 2026
Oil on Canvas
14x18 inches

This intimate oil painting by Mickey Lee explores horses as symbolic figures rather than literal subjects. In Green Horse, Yellow Horse, two horses are rendered in contrasting colors-one green, one yellow-creating a quiet dialogue between grounding stillness and energetic brightness.

Color becomes the emotional language of the work: green suggests calm and nature, while yellow introduces warmth, tension, and vitality. The pairing evokes ideas of duality, companionship, or shifting internal states.

Loose, expressive brushwork gives the scene a sense of immediacy, as if the image is continuously forming. The small scale enhances its intimacy, drawing the viewer into a reflective, dreamlike space.

About the Artist:
Mickey Lee is a contemporary painter known for using animals and figurative imagery to explore emotional and psychological themes. Working primarily in oil, his practice focuses on color, gesture, and atmosphere rather than realism, creating works that feel symbolic, intuitive, and open to interpretation.

Alexander Calder
Title: Stabiles VI
Original Color Lithograph on Woven Paper
1963
Dimensions: Sheet Size - 11 x 15 inches.
Excellent Condition

A striking authentic 1963 color lithograph by renowned American artist Alexander Calder, a pioneer of kinetic sculpture and one of the most influential figures in 20th-century modern art. Titled "Stabiles," this work reflects Calder's iconic visual language-bold, abstract forms rendered in dynamic composition with a masterful balance of movement and stability.

Created during a mature period of the artist's career, this lithograph exemplifies Calder's exploration of form inspired by his celebrated "stabile" sculptures-stationary counterparts to his famous mobiles. The composition features vibrant color interplay and strong linear elements, capturing both energy and structural harmony.

Printed using traditional lithographic techniques, this piece demonstrates excellent clarity and richness of color. Calder's work from this era is highly sought after by collectors for its historical importance and timeless modern aesthetic.

Rare 1991 officially licensed The Beatles "Sell the Beatles" silver coin from the limited 12-part Apple Corps collection. Minted in .999 fine silver, this one troy ounce collectible is stamped #380 of just 10,000 produced.

The coin has never been handled and remains in pristine condition. Includes the original commemorative presentation case, booklet, and certificate of authenticity. A unique collector's piece celebrating one of the most influential bands in music history.

Own a signed copy of Dilla Time: The Life and Afterlife of J Dilla, featuring the signature of contributor Jeff Peretz. It's an essential piece for serious hip-hop and music history collectors.

This critically acclaimed work dives deep into the life and legacy of legendary producer J Dilla (James DeWitt Yancey), whose groundbreaking approach to rhythm reshaped hip-hop, jazz, and modern music. Blending biography, musicology, and cultural history, the book traces Dilla's rise from Detroit prodigy to one of the most influential yet underrecognized musical innovators of his time.

Featuring insights from more than 150 interviews, Dilla Time also explores the evolution of American rhythm, from Motown and soul to funk and techno, while illuminating Dilla's signature "time feel." This revolutionary style continues to influence artists like D'Angelo, Erykah Badu, Robert Glasper, and Kendrick Lamar.

This edition is made even more special by the signature of Jeff Peretz, a contributor to the project, making it a unique collectible for fans of hip-hop history, music production, and rare signed books.

This Passport Mask originates from the Ivory Coast, where such masks are traditionally connected to identity, status, and cultural storytelling. It was acquired by donor Augusta Terzol, who later hand-painted and framed the piece, adding a personal artistic interpretation to its original form.

By combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary intervention, the mask becomes both a cultural artifact and a reimagined work of art. Its layered history reflects a journey across cultures and perspectives, inviting viewers to consider themes of transformation, authorship, and how objects evolve as they move through different hands and contexts.

PRICELESS! Own a piece of music history with this signed poster from Jason Mraz's 2024 tour. The poster is autographed by Jason Mraz himself, as well as some of the supporting acts from the tour. A must-have collectible for fans and memorabilia collectors alike.

Steve Miller
Glass, 2008
14 1/2 x 17 inches
Archival inkjet on paper
Unique artist proof
Unframed

About the artwork:
By reducing three-dimensional objects into highly contrasted forms, Miller gives viewers a new perspective of the orchid flower. Delicate petals and varied stem sizes create a dynamic structure more reminiscent of sculpture than a flower in nature.

Using digital X-ray technology, Miller reveals the hidden inner world of his subjects, lifting the lid on forms we pass by every day. Stripped of their usual context, these objects are rendered in smoky, ethereal tones, where black, white, and film-noir gray feel both clinical and glamorous.

Included with the art: Radiographic: X-Ray Art Book
This monograph showcases Miller's groundbreaking practice at the intersection of art and science. Featuring imagery created through X-rays, electron microscopes, MRI technology, and other scientific tools, the book explores subjects ranging from rainforest flora and fauna to blood cells, protein structures, and molecular movement-revealing hidden systems and unseen beauty within the natural world.

About the artist:
Steve Miller has presented 31 solo exhibitions internationally, with reviews in The New York Times, Artforum, ARTnews, and Art in America. A pioneer in integrating technology and fine art, he has experimented with digital tools since the early 1980s.

This three-piece collection brings together handcrafted artistry, expressive design, and vintage elegance in one package.

The set includes a matching bling trinket tray and makeup brush holder, both richly embellished with jeweled accents. The trinket tray is elevated on crystal-style feet and features a hidden illuminated base with a discreet on/off switch underneath, adding an unexpected element of glow and functionality. The coordinating brush holder continues the theme with a fully encrusted, sparkling finish designed to elevate everyday beauty tools into decorative objects.

Completing the trio is a vintage 1950s mid-century clear faceted cut crystal perfume bottle. With its geometric detailing and refined craftsmanship, it brings a timeless elegance that contrasts beautifully with the bold, contemporary embellishment of the handmade pieces.