Warnock Fine Arts

04/10/2026

Juan Fuentes’ Made in the USA (2000) presents a direct and unsettling image—an individual laboring in a field while bomb silhouettes fall from above. The contrast between grounded physical work and implied violence gives the print its force.

Executed as a screenprint, the composition relies on sharp linework and a restrained palette to carry its message clearly. A compelling work of political and social commentary.

25 x 18 inches
Screenprint, 2000
Available through Warnock Fine Arts.

02/15/2026

Otto & Gertrud Natzler
Robin’s-Egg Blue Oval Bowl, Mid-Century

This elegant oval bowl features one of the Natzlers’ most sought-after glazes — a softly textured robin’s-egg blue with subtle tonal variation and exceptional depth.

Measuring 9.25 × 7.25 × 4 inches, the vessel reflects Gertrud’s impeccable thrown form and Otto’s refined glaze chemistry. Signed on the underside.

$4,500

Available through Warnock Fine Arts.
Full details:
https://www.warnockfinearts.com/gertrud-and-otto-natzler

02/15/2026

Frank Romero
Snapshots of the San Fernando Valley (2000)

This complete portfolio of eight woodcut prints is Romero’s visual record of postwar Southern California — freeway interchanges, drive-in theaters, ranching, aerospace, and domestic life.

Executed in his bold graphic style, the suite reflects Romero’s long engagement with place, memory, and cultural identity as a founding member of Los Four and a central figure in the Chicano art movement.

Edition of 10
Signed & numbered complete set
Printed by master printer Claudio Sticklar
$6,500

Available through Warnock Fine Arts.
Full details: https://www.warnockfinearts.com/frank-romero-products/snapshots-of-the-san-fernando-valley

09/29/2025

✨ Picasso: Toreros (1961, First American Edition) ✨

This rare artist book brings the energy of the bullring to life. Bound in striking red cloth with Picasso’s bold cover design, it includes four original lithographs printed by the legendary Mourlot Frères — among them, the brilliant 24-color Le Picador. With over 100 reproductions of Picasso’s drawings and washes, this limited edition (only 125 copies!) is a treasure .

📕 Hardcover | 12.75 × 10 in. | George Braziller, New York
💰 $1,750 | Condition: Very good

09/03/2025

The Guitar Player, by Maximino Javier Maximino.
Javier (b. 1948) is a renowned Oaxacan artist recognized for his exploration of Latin American mythology in his art. He was a founding member of the Rufino Tamayo Workshop in Oaxaca, where he developed a distinct artistic approach emphasizing technical precision and cultural storytelling. His work often blends popular traditions with mythical narratives, employing meticulous use of color, form, and composition to transform folkloric themes into complex artistic statements. This print captures Javier’s surreal and expressive style. The overdramatized proportions—the guitarist’s voluminous limbs and rounded forms—imbue the figure with a dreamlike presence. The moonlit background and solitary musician reflects Javier’s deep engagement with music as a motif.

Contemporary printmakers from 25 countries around the world, including Erik Desmazieres, Gerard Trignac, Peter Milton, Frank Romero and Yuji Hiratsuka.

08/30/2025

Beneath the Surface: Dissolve by Art Werger is a playful image, capturing the shimmering reflection of sunlight on swimmers and bathing suits beneath the surface of water. With masterful control of line and tone, Werger transforms fleeting natural effects into lasting visual poetry.
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Contemporary printmakers from 25 countries around the world, including Erik Desmazieres, Gerard Trignac, Peter Milton, Frank Romero and Yuji Hiratsuka.

08/05/2025

“Posada y su Hijo” by Artemio Rodríguez pays homage to the legendary Mexican printmaker José Guadalupe Posada, often hailed as the father of Mexican popular graphic art. This work honors Posada’s influence with rich allegory: devils, death, faith, and folklore swirl around the master and his child.

07/26/2025

Heart Cry (1985) — etching and aquatint by Trevor Southey. Rendered with intense line work and chiaroscuro shading, this 16″×24″ composition captures a human form framed by faint architectural guidelines—echoes of Renaissance drafts—and evocative of inner spiritual resonance. Born in Rhodesia and later settling in San Francisco, Southey brought together African heritage and Western academic training into his figural imagery, often exploring themes of identity, spirituality, and human vulnerability.

07/23/2025

Draw (1991), by Chicano artist Paul Botello — is a vibrant reinterpretation of a king playing card infused with Mesoamerican motifs: Mayan-style figures, swords, clouds & symbolic narratives. This print echoes Botello’s roots in East LA — bold, layered, culturally resonant. Available at Warnock Fine Arts . 🎨🔥

07/21/2025

“Vaca que no da leche” (Cow That Does Not Give Milk). This 1986 etching and aquatint by celebrated Mexican artist Teódulo Rómulo, who is renowned for his surreal, mythic animal imagery rooted in the rural traditions and folklore of Tlaxcala. This enigmatic bovine figure—ornamented with geometric motifs and a distinctly human gaze—evokes playful, dreamlike symbolism that disrupts our expectations of pastoral life. Available at WarnockFineArts.com

03/06/2025

Abstract #29, by Robert Roach at Warnock Fine Arts
Artist Robert Roach lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His one-of-a-kind, abstract monoprints are inspired by the landscape, climate and light of the American Southwest.