Original Illustration Art from the Golden Age for Sale

  • Gallery

    Gallery

  • Marguerite Zorach: Signs of Autumn
  • Richard Pousette-Dart: Untitled
  • Edmund Dulac , Strong Women, Molly Pitcher, American Revolution

    Edmund Dulac , Strong Women, Molly Pitcher, American Revolution

    1938
  • Robert Riggs, Young girl Holding her father's hand

    Robert Riggs, Young girl Holding her father's hand

    1938-1945
  • Jacqueline Marval , Odalisque à la Plume Rose -

    Jacqueline Marval , Odalisque à la Plume Rose -

    1921
  • Henri Lebasque , Le Jardin de Lagny

    Henri Lebasque , Le Jardin de Lagny

    1904
  • George Romney , Portrait of Lady Caroline Price

    George Romney , Portrait of Lady Caroline Price

    1774
  • LeRoy Neiman , Sensual Belly Dancers, Morocco

    LeRoy Neiman , Sensual Belly Dancers, Morocco

    1964
  • Irving Penn, Watermelon

    Irving Penn, Watermelon

    1947
  • Ludwig Bemelmans Madeline

    Ludwig Bemelmans , Madeline

    1955
    Image of Ludwig Bemelmans Madeline

"Artists who have a style of their own". 
Robert Funk Fine Art LLC presents mostly narrative art grounded in academic traditions and strong conceptual thinking, with a style instantly recognizable as their own. Most of our artists are no longer alive. Their work still resonates and, in many cases, has laid the groundwork and as a reference for many contemporary artists. We showcase an eclectic group of artworks based on the quality of each work rather than fads or database or museum trends. Director Robert Funk brings a multi-perspective approach to presenting art. He had good teachers. He studied with first-generation abstract expressionist Robert Richenburg and hyperrealist painter Janet Fish, and then, in Graduate School for Art History, with famed critic E.C. Goossen. He went on to work as a Photographer, New York Advertising Art Director, Art Collector and Internet Pioneer. These diverse visual experiences have led his thinking beyond the buzz of the myopic art world. He believes the commercial art world acts as a primary source for the fine art world. "The big secret…most fine art when not copying other fine art, outright copies commercial art.