Under the direction of Natalia Bukowska, the Department of Antique Prints specializes in the study, cataloging, evaluation, and market placement of antique prints and artist multiples, both at auction and through private sales. Private sales are reserved for antique prints of the highest historical and economic value, offering collectors and investors exclusive access to rare works with enhanced confidentiality.
The prints selected and presented by the department encompass a variety of printing techniques, from the earliest to the most modern, including woodcut, etching, drypoint, burin engraving, lithography, silkscreen printing, blotted-line technique, offset, and giclée.
The Department's selection spans the history of printmaking and multiplied art, from the 16th century to the early decades of the 20th century, providing a broad overview of the technical and artistic evolution of works on paper and panel.
Sales organised by the Department of Old Master Prints feature a wide range of works, including engravings by Old Masters, drawings, maps, nautical charts, historical portraits, landscapes, still lifes, city views, and scenes of everyday life.
Print and drawing enthusiasts will find in our auctions religious and allegorical subjects, botanical illustrations, and curated selections of collectible works that encompass centuries of history and diverse artistic styles, catering to varying tastes and budgets. The prints offered by the department present collectors and art lovers with the opportunity to acquire masterpieces that trace the evolution of artistic printmaking over the centuries, enriching their collections with rare, unpublished, and exceptional-quality works on paper and panel. The Department of Antique Prints also maintains a selection of artworks available for direct purchase outside of auction.
After earning a degree in Art History from the Jagiellonian University of Krakow, Natalia Bukowska specialized in Prints and Print Culture in the Early Modern Period at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London. Following her studies, she chose to focus her professional career on the auction industry, becoming a specialist in the antique prints market.
The prints selected and presented by the department encompass a variety of printing techniques, from the earliest to the most modern, including woodcut, etching, drypoint, burin engraving, lithography, silkscreen printing, blotted-line technique, offset, and giclée.
The Department's selection spans the history of printmaking and multiplied art, from the 16th century to the early decades of the 20th century, providing a broad overview of the technical and artistic evolution of works on paper and panel.
Sales organised by the Department of Old Master Prints feature a wide range of works, including engravings by Old Masters, drawings, maps, nautical charts, historical portraits, landscapes, still lifes, city views, and scenes of everyday life.
Print and drawing enthusiasts will find in our auctions religious and allegorical subjects, botanical illustrations, and curated selections of collectible works that encompass centuries of history and diverse artistic styles, catering to varying tastes and budgets. The prints offered by the department present collectors and art lovers with the opportunity to acquire masterpieces that trace the evolution of artistic printmaking over the centuries, enriching their collections with rare, unpublished, and exceptional-quality works on paper and panel. The Department of Antique Prints also maintains a selection of artworks available for direct purchase outside of auction.
After earning a degree in Art History from the Jagiellonian University of Krakow, Natalia Bukowska specialized in Prints and Print Culture in the Early Modern Period at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London. Following her studies, she chose to focus her professional career on the auction industry, becoming a specialist in the antique prints market.
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