Printed canvas 41” x 41” Womack is an Austin, TX based artist. This large canvas shows elegant women enjoying laughter and wine. This was the first of Womack’s “Women and Wine” series.

Gorgeously colored original still life, reminiscent of Matisse, of white lilies and a plate of fruit on a blue table between curtains. Oil on canvas. 32” x 36” in wide gold frame.

Original painting on canvas shows a man placing a necklace around the neck of a woman. A tribute to lasting love in cubist style. Artist signed. 34” x 40”.

"Blue Profile", 1967. The style of Chagall is unmistakable. Every picture is full of movement, joy and love. This lithograph happens to be blue and yellow, the colors of Ukraine. 25” x 32”.

Large framed print by Itzhak Tarkay. Tarkay (Israel: 1935-2008) is one of the most popular and imitated artists in the world. His demure women in old world parlors, terraces and cafes combine the style of Toulouse-Lautrec, the technique of Matisse and eye of Renoir into a singular vision. 46" x 38"

Chelsea House Painting. "Boy with Rabbit" hand painted replica of a charming, 18th C., original oil painting. 24" x 28"

Oil on canvas, 38" Square

Oil on Board 17 1/2” x 29 1/2” A beautiful, pastoral scene of Olde England with a farmhouse by a pond.

"October Evening” landscape with bridge signed George A Newman. Feel the wind rustling the autumn trees. Oil on Canvas Board. Circa 1900. 14”x11” in frame.

Original abstract undersea scene with fish, ray and swimmer against gorgeous marine undergrowth. Signed B. Whitney. Oil on canvas mounted on plexiglass and framed. 30”x24”.

Made from Chinese printing plates, brass tubing and other scrap brass. 20”x36”.

Artist signed, Dickson. 26”x38”.

“Figura na Praia” (Figures on the Beach). Oil on canvas, 1986. 39”x19” framed. Jenner Augusto is a major artist of the Bahia School of Brazil.

Hand Embellished Giclee on canvas Signed and numbered lower right. 32”x42”. Chen was born in 1952 in Shanghai and received his education and formal training in China. He is best known for capturing the timeless beauty of the female form in-motion especially while performing dance or music. He came to the United States in the late 1990s. He was selected as an artist of the 2008 Olympic team and created official artwork for the Beijing Olympics.

Indigenous women arranging flowers. Acrylic on canvas. 21” x 37” framed.

Two nude figures in impasto and sgraffito technique. Signed Barnett. 16”x24”.

Mid-Century style painting of the face of a man amid nebulas of light (looks like the cover of a science fiction paperback). 20”x 27”.

Hand Embellished Giclee on canvas Signed lower left Csaba Markus’ artistic style and philosophy found its origins in the Old World traditions of Budapest where he was born in 1953. There he discovered and embraced the art of the Renaissance and took as his mentors the masters Michelangelo, Botticelli and Caravaggio. He lives and paints in California. 32” x 41.5”

Modern sculpture from the Marquis Collection of Beverly Hills. The two figures form an everlasting loop of endless love. Resin with nickel heads on marble base. 29” x 16” x 79”.

The roseate spoonbill is one of Audubon's masterpieces from "Birds of North America." The pink bid is life size in this beautiful reproduction. 33" x 46"

Two artists proof prints by Croatian artist Jovan Obican. Tennis player and bird seller--bright colorful and happy. Each 29” x 39”

Large oil painting looks good enough to drink! Oil Painting, 40” x 48”.

Carlos Kis (Brazilian 1932-2010) Still Life, circa 1990 Acrylic on canvas 27" x 33

Artist Signed and Numbered. 60” x 32”.

Original watercolor of a tranquil spot. Canoe sitting by the shore under flowering trees. 40” x 27”

A unique and decorative artwork. Embossed paper with metallic leaf in specially decorated gold frame that complements it perfectly. Curious to see if this might work in your house? Stop by our showroom.

Oil on Canvas 15” x 22” Fotinsky was born in Odessa, Ukraine and lived in Paris. He painted in Fauvist, Expressionist and abstract styles. This picture comes from the height of Roaring Twenties Paris when and where the Modern was forged. 24” x 31” framed.

Oil on Canvas Scauflaire called this 1930s portrait of a lady “The Modern Woman” but there is something serene and otherworldly like a Pre-Raphaelite saint. Scauflaire painted figurative and abstract compositions and experimented with numerous modern techniques. A book about Scauflaire is included with the painting.

Nude posed in a club chair in front of the eponymous radiators. She’s looking all pink and rosy as if just getting out of a relaxing, hot bath. Mid 20th C. Signed lower right. 33” x 37". Framed.

Watercolor on Paper In a Parisian café, a woman in blue casts an imperious glare on a man smoking a pipe while reading his paper. Feuillatte was a true Parisian living all his life in the environs of the city. His paintings capture the flavor of the Paris Theater, bars and nightclubs. He used the techniques of the Postimpressionists and combined it with a sensibility and understanding of his subjects. 32.5” x 39”.

Watercolor on paper Very compelling double portrait of some world-weary women in a Parisian bar. Feuillatte was a true Parisian. His paintings capture the flavor of the Paris Theater, bars and nightclubs. He used the techniques of the Postimpressionists and combined it with a sensibility and understanding of his subjects.

Oil on linen Ukrainian born Oleg Radvan is a Modern Realist painter known for portraits that capture the individuality if not the soul of his model. 33” x 45” in gold frame.

Photo of a schooner under full sail that is cut and framed in 3 separate sections. Sepia toned for a great vintage look. Produced and sold by Arhaus. Each part framed segment is 14” x 30”

Barbara Charles Napaljarri (Australia b. 1959) Untitled, 2000 Acrylic on canvas, 50” x 34” Australian Aboriginal artist Barbara Charles was born c. 1959 on Napperby Station. She has a similar style and dreamings to her teacher and elder Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri. 50” x 34”

Portrait of Jean Renoir Lithograph on vellum, 1919 Your chance to own a genuine Renoir! Original lithograph from the great Impressionist Pierre Renoir of his son Jean as a toddler. The image is from the album Douze Lithographies Originales de Pierre-August Renoir published by Vollard, in an edition of 950. Signed on the stone. 14” x 17” framed.

After Gustav Klimt (Austrian 1862-1918) “This Kiss” Oil on canvas Hand painted replica of the most famous painting of Art Nouveau, Symbolist artist Gustav Klimt. The stylized, golden, picture is justifiably celebrated for the passion it depicts. 21-1/4” x 25”

Serigraph by African American artist Ardith Truhan. There is something intriguing and enigmatic about the lone female figure on her green polka dot sofa. The strong colors are most appealing, and the wide frame sets off the artwork to great effect. Signed and numbered.

Limited Edition Lithograph Very pretty picture of the promenade at Cannes by French Fauvist painter Jean-Claude Picot. In his lithograph Picot captures the elegance and bright gaiety of the French Riviera. The bright colors make it especially appealing.

Fabulous piece of TV memorabilia—Costume sketch by George Whittaker for The Prince in Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (CBS 1965). Whittaker’s credits include “All in the Family”, “Knight Rider” and “General Hospital” but the undoubted highpoint of his career were the opulent, fairy tale, costumes for Cinderella. The sketch is dedicated back to Whittaker by actor Stuart Damon who played the Prince. 18-3/4” x 22-1/4”

Terrific original painting of a deserted beach. After the tourists have gone, the serene, sandy strand invites you to walk for miles. 21” x 17” in simple wood framed.

Henri Matisse (France 1869-1954) created lithographs for the book Poesies Antillaises in the final year of his life. The edition was limited to 250 copies. Unsigned. 18” x 22.5" framed

Just a vibrant and colorful print of spring flowers. Makes you happy to look at it. 34” x 43”

Pair of lovely Impressionist style paintings of girls wading at the shore that are the essence of coastal living. In wide silver leaf frames with linen fillet. Artist signed. 19” x 23” x 2.5”. We also have paintings of children playing on the beach and children learning golf.

Female form executed in Cubist technique. This colorful modern picture compliments contemporary décor as well as it contrasts traditional furnishings. 23.5” x 31” unframed.

Noberto Martini (Italy 1944-2007) lived and worked in Florence but painted numerous scenes of Venice. The Feast of the Holy Redeemer is a major civic holiday in Venice celebrated with fireworks and flotillas of decorated boats. The picture in post-Impressionist style shows a crowd of nobility embarking at dusk to watch the pyrotechnics under a velvety blue sky. Signed front and back “N.L. Martini, Firenze” 47” x 36”

If you don’t have a beachfront view, hang one. Original scene of palms on the sandy shore of a tropical lagoon. Oil on canvas, unsigned. 42” x 42”.

Here’s a great piece of wall art made of old print dies of prices. These were once used to print signs and flyers back in the day (that’s why they’re backwards). Then a clever artist put them together to make a modern work of art that will look splendid on a plaster wall.

Pair of large scale photographs of exotic south sea conch shells. The macro closeups reveal all the details of the exquisite natural forms. Hand them where you want to make a big impression. 30” x 40”

Jean-Pierre Cassigneul (French, born 1935) Le Peignoir de Bain, 1967 Lithograph, 19.7” x 25.6” .Numbered and signed in pencil Cassigneul’s paintings of languid, serene women recall the post-Impressionist, avant garde work of Pierre Bonnard and Eduard Vuillard. Here a woman in a beach robe promenades above the shore. This work is fairly unusual in that she is bare headed and Cassigneul’s women almost always wear hats. 24” x 30” framed.

Wildly colorful signed and numbered lithograph of a jungle garden with giant purple king flowers, wise cats and in the middle, a long-haired bathing in a river. In gold frame with gray mat. 28” x 33.5” .