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Black and White Art Prints

Black and white art prints: artworks in black, white and grey only, with no other colour. Most are etchings, woodcuts, engravings and lithographs from the 16th to the early 20th century. Artists include Jacques Callot (The Large Miseries of War, 1633), Hans Baldung Grien (woodcuts, 1511 to 1534), Charles Meryon (Etchings of Paris, 1850 to 1853), Rodolphe Bresdin, Max Klinger and James Ensor (The Seven Deadly Sins). The collection also includes Alfred Kubin's ink drawings, John Martin's Paradise Lost mezzotints, Henri Matisse's Jazz, a Japanese woodblock heron by Ohara Koson, Chinese calligraphy and black-and-white photography. Subjects range from war and religion to Paris streets, death, dreams and landscapes.

The monochrome prints suit studies, hallways and modern kitchens, and they mix easily in gallery walls with any frame colour. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Gymnopédie No. 1 — Erik Satie
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The Large Miseries of War: Marauding by Jacques Callot — A brawl spills from a village inn as soldiers make off with loot
Behemoth and Leviathan (Book of Job, Plate 15) by William Blake — Job is shown the great beasts Behemoth and Leviathan
Let the Day Perish Wherein I Was Born (Book of Job, Plate 8) by William Blake — Job lifts his arms to curse the day as his friends bow beside him
Job's Comforters (Book of Job, Plate 7) by William Blake — Three friends raise their arms in grief at the sight of Job
The Large Miseries of War: Devastation of a Monastery by Jacques Callot — Soldiers strip a burning church and load its chests onto a cart
First frontispiece for Fables and Fairy-Tales by Thierry-Faletans by Rodolphe Bresdin — Winged creatures pour from a cliff in a gorge hung with vines
Der Handschuch Auswendig by Unknown artist — A magic glove marked with sigils, a sun face and an eye in a star
Tell me what books you read and I will tell you who you are by Ivan Simakov — Readers at work in five studies around a saying about books
The Large Miseries of War: The Firing Squad by Jacques Callot — Musketeers fire on a man bound to a post before the camp
Etchings of Paris: The Clock Tower by Charles Meryon — A clock tower and conical turrets rise above a bridge on the Seine
In the future... Why not now? — A figure whose head is a tangle of hoses, lenses and a pipe
Caracter Eliles, Astharots, Belzebub and Sathan by Unknown artist — Demon sigils above two skeletons and a grinning snake-haired mask
The Large Miseries of War: The Strappado by Jacques Callot — Ranks of soldiers watch a man hoisted high on a punishment scaffold
Pepi by Karl Wiener — A black silhouette head in profile with a tuft of hair standing up
The Shepherd Chases Away a Wolf (Pastorals of Virgil) by William Blake — A shepherd raises his crook to drive a wolf from the fold
The Large Miseries of War: Pillaging and Burning of a Village by Jacques Callot — Soldiers sack a burning village, driving off its carts and flocks
Job and His Wife Restored to Prosperity (Book of Job, Plate 21) by William Blake — Job and his family play music beneath the moon in their restored days
I Am Young and Ye Are Very Old (Book of Job, Plate 12) by William Blake — A young man points to the stars as Job and his friends listen
The Large Miseries of War: Burning at the Stake by Jacques Callot — A man is bound to a stake in a blazing pyre before ranks of soldiers
Aerial house by Albert Robida — A house on a tall rotating column among chimneys
On Death I: The Highway by Max Klinger — A body lies by a tree-lined road under a hooded watcher
Ausstellung von Kunstwerken des Mittelalters und der Renaissance by Otto Eckmann — A medal portrait crowns a hand-lettered exhibition notice
When the Morning Stars Sang Together (Book of Job, Plate 14) by William Blake — Four morning stars sing with raised arms above the Lord and Job
The Enchanted House by Rodolphe Bresdin — A dark manor glows behind its gates as a herd crowds the path outside
Etchings of Paris: The Gallery of Notre Dame by Charles Meryon — Ravens wheel between Gothic columns high above the rooftops of Paris
Etchings of Paris: Church of Saint Stephen of the Mount by Charles Meryon — A narrow street opens onto a church façade and a bell tower
The Large Miseries of War: The Hospital by Jacques Callot — Crippled soldiers on crutches gather outside a domed church
The Large Miseries of War: The Hanging by Jacques Callot — A great tree hung with men above an army camp
Then Went Satan Forth from the Presence of the Lord (Book of Job, Plate 5) by William Blake — Satan leaps from the Lord's presence as Job shares bread with a
The Large Miseries of War: The Battle by Jacques Callot — Cavalry clash under drifting smoke across a plain of the fallen
Holy Family with Deer by Rodolphe Bresdin — The haloed Holy Family rests with deer in a glittering forest
Strengthen the union of workers and peasants, the foundation of the Soviet country's might — A worker and a peasant shake hands inside a wheat wreath
Der Handschuch bey der Operation inwendig by Unknown artist — An open palm marked with planetary signs, a sigil and a watching eye
On Death I: On the Tracks by Max Klinger — A skeleton sprawls across railway tracks in a mountain pass
The Large Miseries of War: Title Page by Jacques Callot — Soldiers flank a draped cartouche above a heap of drums and cannon
Thus Did Job Continually (Book of Job, Plate 1) by William Blake — Job and his family pray beneath a tree hung with silent instruments
The Lord Answering Job out of the Whirlwind (Book of Job, Plate 13) by William Blake — The Lord speaks to Job and his wife out of the whirlwind
The Large Miseries of War: Enrollment of the Troops by Jacques Callot — Ranks of pikemen and musketeers muster before a walled town
The Large Miseries of War: Highway Robbery by Jacques Callot — Armed men ambush a covered coach on a wooded road
Lamentation by Hans Baldung Grien — Mourners cry out over the body of Christ beneath the cross
Compendium Rarissimum totius Artis Magicae (Title Page) by Unknown artist — Two skeletons guard a draped tablet beneath a winged hourglass
The Large Miseries of War: Pillaging by Jacques Callot — Soldiers ransack a farmhouse kitchen by firelight
Etchings of Paris: The Little Bridge by Charles Meryon — Notre-Dame's towers loom over a stone bridge and boats on the Seine
Characteres Spirituum Bonorum by Unknown artist — Bold black sigils of the good spirits in rows across a tan page
Caracteres Spirituum Elementarium: Ignis, Aqua, Terra et Aeris by Unknown artist — Twelve sigils of the elemental spirits drawn in bold black ink
Glasbachthal by Gustav Kampmann — A quiet farm valley rendered in fine pen hatching
The Large Miseries of War: The Beggars and the Dying by Jacques Callot — Beggars fill a village street as a dying man lies by a haystack
The Large Miseries of War: Distribution of Recompense by Jacques Callot — An enthroned commander rewards his soldiers in an arcaded hall