Love Letters, 2000
hand-signed lithograph
Sheet 6x7" | Image 2.25x2.25" | Framed 14.75x15"
hand-signed lithograph
Sheet 6x7" | Image 2.25x2.25" | Framed 14.75x15"
Giclee On Canvas
12" x 18" - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
12" x 18" - Multiple Sizes Available
Hand-Embellished Giclee on Canvas
40 X 40
Hand-Embellished Giclee on Canvas
36 x 36 inches
Hand-Embellished Giclee on Canvas
40 x 40 inches
Giclee On Canvas
14 X 10
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
14 X 10
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
28 X 22
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 18
Giclee On Canvas
16 X 24 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
16 X 24 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
16 X 24 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
16 X 24 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
16 X 24 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
16 X 24 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 16 - Multiple Sizes Available
Giclee On Canvas
31 1/2 X 40
Giclee On Canvas
31 1/2 X 40
Giclee On Canvas
24 X 28 - Multiple Sizes Available
Porcelain Figurine
12.6 x 4.33 inches
Porcelain Figurine
6.69 x 2.76 inches
Porcelain Figurine
12.2 x 3.94 inches
Porcelain Figurine
6.65 x 7.05 inches
Porcelain Figurine
10.24 x 6.69 inches
Porcelain Figurine
8.66 x 7.09 inches
Porcelain Figurine
10.63 x 8.66 inches
Porcelain Figurine
14.96 x 6.69 inches
Porcelain Figurine
12.6 x 11.02 inches
Porcelain Figurine
Height (in) 18.898 Width (in) 9.843 Length (in) 1
H (in) 15.748 Width (in) 19.685 Length (in) 15.748
Porcelain Figurine
14.96 x 5.91 inches
Porcelain Figurine
H 7.874 x W 10.236 x D 7.087
Porcelain Figurine
H 19.291 x W 14.173 x D 7.48
Porcelain Figurine
H 14.961 x W 10.236 x D 8.661
Fanny Brennan's innovative approach to painting is immediately clear in the small size of her work, which never exceeds a few inches square. These tiny pictures are filled with humor and, in meticulous detail, present playful images of a mythical world that exists only in her imagination. As an American student in Paris, Fanny was an independent soul. "At the Atelier Art et Jeunesse," she says, they were always trying to get me to fill the entire page of drawing paper. I only wanted to make very, very small pictures." Defying the fashion of the day, she refused to wear a hat and probably spent too much time at the Cafe de Flore, where she taught Picasso to play Chinese Checkers and rubbed peanut shells into Giacometti's hair. She was asked to leave her all-girl boarding house after calling the ornery concierge a "cow." Since then, Fanny has painted more than 300 images on small gessoed composition boards—each one usually taking one month to complete. A charter member of "Who's Who in American Art" her originals have been exhibited in galleries across the USA. She has also received awards from Time Inc., The Art Directors Club and the Museum of Modern Art. Each of these lithographs is made in the traditional manner with all color plates created by hand.