Goldin Fine Art

02/08/2026

A very good museum. Wonderful. This artwork is The Jester by Austrian painter Marx Reichlich, created circa 1519-1520.

27/07/2026

We are pleased to present a rare early counterproof by the Flemish master Cornelis Schut (I) (1597–1655) — Virgin and Child, circa 1618–1655.
What makes this impression particularly significant is its state: it predates the lettered edition held in the Rijksmuseum (RP-P-1951-710). Our copy carries no inscription — placing it among the earliest pulls from the plate, before the text block was added.
A counterproof is pulled directly from a freshly inked etching, producing a mirror image of the composition. Surviving counterproofs are uncommon; pre-lettered examples rarer still.
This work comes from a distinguished academic provenance and is an exceptional addition for collectors and institutions focused on Flemish Baroque printmaking.
📐 5" × 4" · Flemish School XVII C. 🌐https://www.goldinfineart.com/products/counterproof

20/06/2026

“Little Girl in a Blue Armchair," a famous 1878 oil painting by Impressionist artist Mary Cassatt.

26/04/2026

A rare survival: a near-complete set of 93 copperplate engravings from Ostervald’s Bible, Newcastle, 1791–1793.

Engraved for Matthew Brown’s Newcastle edition — a major provincial printing project of 18th-century Britain — the plates are by Ralph Beilby, Thomas Bewick, Abraham Hunter, and William Shillito.

Many impressions correspond to documented examples in the British Museum.

Provenance includes the estate of a Michigan university professor, with earlier English collections.

Complete set of 93 plates.
Condition report available on request.

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12/10/2025

Étienne Allegrain (France, 1644–1736)
Italianate Landscape with Building.
Pen and black ink and brush and gray wash on laid paper, tondo.
D. 6 ½ in. Support 6 ¾ × 7 ½ in.
Signed l.r. etienne allegrain.
French School, XVII century.

Mounted on blue support paper; matted, floated against the mat.
Provenance: The Estate of George “Yorgo” Demetrakopoulos, professor, assistant director of the Medieval Institute, and assistant to the dean at Western Michigan University (1965–2000).

A landscape by Étienne Allegrain — a French topographical painter inspired by Nicolas Poussin.

A closely related drawing is held in the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago (Ref. No. 1922.3485).
The same blue paper appears in four more drawings from our collection.

Condition: fading, wear, tear and lost corners to support — consistent with age.
A detailed condition report available on request.

08/10/2025

During his time, Benjamin Franklin (portrait by Joseph-Siffred Duplessis) was the most famous American in the world. He remains highly visible today as the face on the $100 bill; this portrait was selected as the basis for that engraving in 1995.

01/10/2025

Jacques de Gheyn II. A Woman Dressed Festively, A Man In A Cape And A Masked Man. Engraving. 1595-1596.
🏛 Collection: Goldin Fine Art

01/10/2025

Armin Carl Hansen (American, 1886–1957)
Fishermen Walking — Etching, 1925

Signed and dated in the plate: AH 25. Signed and titled in graphite in the lower margin.
Plate mark: 3 5/8 × 3 5/8 in. (9.2 × 9.2 cm)
Sheet: 6 1/4 × 6 1/4 in. (15.9 × 15.9 cm)

Printed on cream laid paper.
Condition: Hole in the upper margin, discoloration, oxidation, and remnants of an old mat; sheet trimmed unevenly. The signs of aging are appropriate for the time.

Provenance: The Estate of George “Yorgo” Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director of the Medieval Institute, and assistant to the dean at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, from 1965–2000.

Another impression is held in the collection of the Monterey Museum of Art (inv. 1992.096).

15/09/2025

☀️ Here Comes The Sun!
The striking aquatint by Joan Miro from the Goldin Fine Art collection is an illustration to the Canticle of the Sun, a poem by St Francis of Assissi.
The red ovoid shape recurs throughout the artist's work as a symbol of the Sun. It embodies the quintessence of Miro's aesthetic - bold colors, playful lines and vibrant imagery.
🖼 Joan Miro. Cantic Del Sol V. Etching, aquatint in colors. 1975. 13 1/2" x 20''.
Published by Gustau Gili, S.A., Barcelona.

01/09/2025

Thornton Wilder once compared history to a carpet pattern — on one side, harmony, symmetry, and order; on the other, a chaotic tangle of threads. Reality, with all its quirks, often surpasses the wildest fiction.

Pictured here is General Thomas Dalyell, who served in the Russian army in the mid-17th century and earned the fearsome nickname “The Muscovite De’il.” Dmitry Rovinsky, the eminent historian of works on paper, regarded this portrait — engraved by Peter Vanderbank — as extremely rare. (Some even note a curious resemblance between Dalyell and Rovinsky himself.)

Artist: David Paton was a Scottish artist active between 1660–1700. He is known for his high-quality Portrait miniatures and is considered one of the best draughtsmen in late seventeenth-century Britain... A portrait of General Tam Dalyell of the Binns was also ascribed to Paton. (Wikipedia).Engra...