"Woven Colors" by Sumak Studio Lodz, Poland. Print produced by Minted. 18”x 24”. We have 5.

The Sarasota painter who signs her vibrant realist painting Violetta was born near Odessa and is a fifth-generation artist. She earned a master's degree in painting and teaching at the Odessa State Institute. Violetta came to Sarasota in 1995. Her painting style integrates the drama and expressiveness 19th Century Russian painting with the lyricism and fluidity of 19th Century French Realism and Impressionism expressed with a modernist palate of strong vivid colors.

Watercolor on paper. 17” x 14” framed. George Merritt Clark was born in Buffalo and had his training there. Beginning in 1873 he spent 7 years in Europe for further study and experience. Clark’s painting style, traditional in nature, execution and subject matter, were a direct contrast to his free spirited, unconventional, and most notably bohemian lifestyle. His preferred medium was watercolor and he was a member of the American Watercolor Society

Oil on canvas 40-1/2” x 28-1/2 Original oil painting of a Mediterranean or Latin American town with a colonnade and flower market.

Michael W Donner, Gull in Profile, 2008. Acrylic on panel. In silver wood frame, 26" x 21"

Original Watercolor Signed Seng. 20-1/2” x 25-1/2”.

Untitled Abstract Diptych Acrylic on Canvas. Approximately 19”x36” each. Mississippian Jim Seale had a successful career an art director before devoting himself to fine arts. He was a curator and teacher at Delta State University as well as a gifted abstract painter.

Michael W. Donner, Bird on a Swing, 2007. Acrylic on canvas mounted on panel. Framed in wood with silver finish. 21” x 26”.

Claes Oldenburg (Swedish-American (1929-2022) Hats, Bones, Q's, Etc., 1976 Sugar-lift etching on Hodgkinson handmade paper, Playful etching from the famed sculptor known for his monumental renditions of common objects. Signed & dated in pencil and numbered 33/60, published by Petersburg press, London and New York, printed by Maurice Payne, with full margins. Frame: 23-1/2” x 28-1/2”.

From the atelier of Christian Dior, a colorful ceramic bust of a man made up entirely of fruits, vegetables and flowers. Lemons, cherries, strawberries, artichokes, cabbage and many varieties of flowers are among the fauna. It was inspired by the works of Guiseppe Arcimboldo (Italian 1526-1593), an Italian painter best known for creating imaginative portrait heads made entirely of objects such as fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish and books. Marked Christian Dior inside. 17.5" x 10.5" x 19" tall

Fantastic pair of large, bronze Foo Dogs. The mythical male and female lion dogs work together to protect people and property from evil. Cast bronze, most likely made in China, age unknown. 21" x 10" x 17".

Original serigraph by Patricia Cheek-Law depicting a long view of fields and lakes laid out like a quilt. Signed and numbered. Cheek-Law was from northern Georgia. 36" x 46".

Large, original painting that seems to tell a mythic story of parting between two lovers. This is a very fine picture, well executed and deeply telling. We especially admire the sad and plaintive look of the woman. Acrylic on canvas, signed P Kanen (or Karen). 60" x 48" framed.

Exquisite, painterly canvas print of white ibis feeding and wading in intensely blue water. From an original picture bu local photographer Jerome Bianchi. 45" x 30.5"

Watercolor on paper. 32" x 40". Award winning Florida watercolorist Dick Hutchinson grew up on the coast of Maine and went to art school in Boston. He is a member of the Florida Watercolor Society and several Tampa Bay art centers where he is a popular teacher.

Primary Colors. Untitled abstract artwork in blue, red and yellow with a touch of white. Looks equally nice hung vertically. Tempera on paper. Artists signed lower right. 47" x 35-1/2.

The Dancers Colorful watercolor of revelers painted by Sarasota artist Ruthie Hyatt. You can hear the music and feel the rhythm. 39-1/2" x 34-1/2".

An alluring Art Deco damsel reclining on a voluptuous, fur covered divan and covered only with the sheer eponymous cloth. From an original Icart lithograph. 29" x 26".

after Auguste Moreau (France 1834-1917) Pan Bronze Enchanting sculpture of a young boy holding a branch with two birds after an original by the Moreau. Cast bronze on green marble base. 17" x 14" x 30".

Woman, 2022 Metal, concrete, resin Absolutely stunning modern nude sculpture reminiscent of Giacometti by South African sculptor and painter Michael Reichel. 9" x 9" x 76-1/2".

Great piece of Mid-Century Modern wall art—fish with yellow fins and whimsically detailed scales. Cast fiberglass. Marked ©HG. 59" x 20".

Heron Limited Edition Lithograph Birds art, like this handsome heron by popular watercolorist Richard Williams, are a popular choice for decorating a sun coast Florida home. 28-1/2" x 35"

Limited edition serigraph signed D Goad. Excellent professional framing. 24" x 30" We have two.

This large, restful abstract looks like reeds growing around a tranquil lake. Lovely shades of blue with green and a touch of yellow. Giclee on canvas signed Nell D. 63" x 43".

Ron Schmidt of Michigan creates exciting works of art using ordinary cut steel nails joined together with brass. This brutalist sculpture is perfect for Mid-Century style decor. 45" x 33" x 4-1/2" deep.

Painting of a pair of white cranes rendered in the colors of a golden coastal sunrise. Acrylic on canvas. Signed lower left Kenny. 30" x 42.5".

John James Audubon (American 1785-1851) No. 62 Blue Crane or Heron from "Birds of America" Amsterdam Edition, 1972 Lithograph on cotton paper 42" x 32"

John James Audubon (American 1785-1851) No. 28 Meadowlark from "Birds of America" Amsterdam Edition, 1972 Lithograph on cotton paper. 32" x 42".

Claude Monet was captivated by the waterlilies in his garden at Giverny. He painted them countless times including 8 murals now housed in the Orangerie gallery, Paris. This enormous panel is an homage to those works painted in the same luscious colors. Signed Antinoni bottom right. Oil on wood. 81" x 58"

Schooners under full sail brass and copper wall sculptures by Michigan metal artist Stephen Vat. We have two, larger measures 62” x 39" x 8" deep. Smaller: is 32”x 25” x 5-1/2” Tall.

A flirtatious boy and a demure girl tell a story of early romance. Cold painted bronze with gold. 10” x 10” x 20”

Ever have a problem that seemed unsolvable, you were boxed in with no good options? That's how this model is feeling—literally boxed in. Aluminum and steel with dark gray finish. 6” x 12” x 27”

A swooping, soaring arabesque of gilt bronze that is both beautiful and inspirational. Mounted on a black granite plinth and wood pedestal. Sculpture: 12” x 12” x 47” tall. Pedestal: 12.5 ”x 12.5” x 24”.

Female figure, somewhat windblown, of cast aluminum. 6”x 8-1/2”x 27” tall.

Untitled. Hand made paper, paint, gold leaf 60” x 45” Singleton’s inspiration springs from the natural world with its intricate simplicity, balance, textures, scale and light. Using handmade papers and paint, she builds her artwork as layered architectural surfaces, each piece a unique portal recording time, light and air. Her works of art have been included in Smithsonian artist collaborations and graced some of the most beautiful hotels. She resides in Puget Sound.

Farm scene with a horse plowing a golden field. Mounted in a wide, hand made wooden frame. Oil on canvas. 31”x29”.

Measures 32-1/2” x 26-1/2”. Known as the "Picasso of the Philippines", Paco Gorospe was inspired by the local native tribal artwork in his use of color and simplified shapes. In 1964 Gorospe's paintings were selected to represent the Philippines at the New York World's Fair.

The town of Thun, Switzerland with its ancient castle and the Bernese Alps in the background. Mid 19th C. 16”x13”.

This beautiful original work by English artist Kerry Hallam with its subdued pallet and misty quality is a departure from the vibrant, bright and colorful scenes of the Mediterranean he is known for but no less affective. Signed lower left. 36” x 24-1/2” framed.

Antique hand carved wooden statue of Quan Yin, goddess of compassion. She stands in a graceful curved pose and holds the Pearl of Light. The weathered condition of this artwork ads to its charm and it will look most striking among contemporary decor. 11” x 6” x 46”

Free form metal ribbon wall adornment has a fascinating style that goes perfectly with today's decors. Signed Curtis Jere, 2016. 19-1/2” x 43” tall x 6” deep.

Antique, pastoral landscape, possibly English. Oil on board. 24” x 20” framed.

Attractive modern artwork from Dimond Home. 42” Square.

"She Stands Alone 1994 Original art work of an African woman against a batik background. 27”x33”.

Although he initially studied economics and earned an MBA, James Peery fortunately abandoned business for art. He attended the Marchutz School of Painting in Aix-en-Provence but largely developed his technique and style on his own under the influence of deKooning, Braque and Picasso. 35”x28 1/2”

Dynamic, Mid-Century Modern wall decor of torch-cut brass sheeting. Brass wires stretch between sections—rather like violin strings—giving the piece a sense of movement. Signed Daarons, (or D Aarons) '72. 24” x 6” x 29” Tall.

The originals of these beautiful and interesting colored etchings are from 1808. The set Reproductions of 1808 Originals Framed. The seat includes a jellyfish, starfish and cuttlefish. Each is 13.5” x 13”.

A framed constellation of 25 coral starfish makes an ideal piece of coastal art. 24”x24”

Two photographic prints of landscapes from UK taken by Mary Glen McQuay. Signed and numbered. Each 13” x 11” framed

Expressive modern dancer bronze statuettes designed by Bodrul Khalique. Made in Sweden. Two to choose from. 12” Tall.