Georges Braque: Vase de Fleurs kaufman This Aurelianianus has been graded

This Aurelianianus has been graded an AU by NGC Ancients and encapsulated in a story vault detailing the history behind the coin

The art was taken from an original Lobby Card used to promote "A Sheep in the Deep" directed by Virgil Ross and released in 1961 It comes numbered

and while he’s not interested in defining his style

In the words of our expert Rebecca Romney this edition is "decked out" and almost "excessively fancy" with inlaid leather and goat skin lined covers

Medium:  Etching

Georges Braque: Vase de Fleurs kaufman This Aurelianianus has been gradedDessins Intimes, 1955 Original Lithographs from Braque's Notebooks Vase de Fleurs is a rare original color lithograph by Georges Braque, published in the special series double issue of La Revue Verve (Nos. 31 32). Titled "Dessins Intimes" (Intimate Notebooks). This series displays a lesser seen view of Braque's creative process when working through his new inspirations. Through a variety of subjects: birds, flowers, bull fighting scenes, and chariots