Lydia Viscardi limited print. "Salt, Pepper, Peppers" Etching and Aquatint.

Plate size 8 3/8" x 7 3/4"

Viscardi's work is in the collections of the Housatonic Museum of Art in CT, Eastern CT State University, The Copelouzos Art Museum in Athens, Greece, and many private collections in the US and Europe.

Viscardi received a BFA from CW Post College of LI University, NY, and an MFA in Visual Art from William Paterson University of NJ. Her artwork is enriched by her past employment as a Scenic Artist, Editorial Illustrator, and Studio Art Adjunct Professor. She maintains a studio in Newtown, CT.

https://lydiaviscardi.com/

Titled: Pink and Black 27"x 34", unique xerox transfer; Description: In the piece U.S. Roleke creates a playful pink composition to engage the viewer. However, the theme of guns and gun violence in America is being addressed in the piece in an indirect manner. Roleke has created many pieces that address gun violence and donates a percentage of all sold work to organizations that work for gun control.
www.margaretroleke.com

Rita Valley: Titled: Blue America, unique collage with pencil and crayon;
Rita has creates unique collages that can be interpreted in many different ways. This piece is from a series titled America Upside Down and backwards and is a statement on the current state of America.
www.ritavalley.net

Framed and Signed Wood Cut Art Butterflies And Flowers 15"x23"

Powhatan Chief Drawing and Figure

Circa 1630 - Jamestown Colony

A double drawing for the sculpture of two pewter figures.

Figures depict a Spanish Conquistador from the conquest of

Mexico in the 16th Century and an Aztec Jaguar Warrior.

American Militia Officer from American Revolution Drawing and Figure