Set of 3 Abstract Expressionist pictures will complete the decor of your contemporary and Mid-Century Modern style room. Oil on canvas, signed. Each 28” x 37” in silver frame.
Colorful, textural artwork of over 600 individual leather tabs painted purple hues and sown down into rows. 20” x 20” x 2-1/2" in acrylic box frame.
Very pleasing, light and airy, large abstract art work from John Richard, the high end home accessories company. Artists signed lower right. 41-1/2” x 61-1/2”
Johns captures a peaceful moment at moment in a Florida bayou with a wild palm tree bent low and hanging over the water.
Quite a pretty picture of children in the low tide fishing with a basket. Unsigned. 27” x 22” in wide antique gold frame.
Bright and exciting original oil painting of a ruby throated hummingbird poised by an orange day lily. Signed Kenneth. 24” x 20-1/2” in traditional gold frame.
Pair of whimsical hot air balloon prints done up in hand painted frames by W King Ambler. 25” x 21”
Oil on canvas portrait of a young St Bernard dog in an ornate antique gold frame. Artist signed. 17 ”x 20”
Mixed media acrylic and oil painting on canvas. A colorful abstract textured study with splashes and drips of color, and a collage applied cut out of a Chinese illustration. Artist signature lower right. 36” x 36” unframed
We have 4 individual black and white botanical prints in silver leaf frames that will fill a space in a visually impactful way unlike what a single work of art could accomplish. Each measures 18.5” x 23”.
This beautiful form is entirely natural. The sculptor Diane Sykes appreciated the sensuous form and enhanced it with an incised drapery pattern. Signed and dates 2007. 6” x 4.5” x 21” tall.
A view up a canal in the Castello quarter with the bell tower of Chiesa San Pietro di Castello in the middle distance. The contrast and bright sky and shady corners makes you want to be there. Unsigned. 18”x16” in gold and black frame
Three gold leafed panels patterned with bamboo shoots and leaves have a tranquil glow 42”x47” tall.
Off Set Print Lamar Dodd is the most famous Georgian artist of the 20th C and the namesake of the University of Georgia art school. 32”x26”.
Clear and frosted glass enameled in pink and teal with black. Made in 1992. Artist signed. 13” x 6” x 31-1/2” tall.
Hand embellished giclee on canvas from an original painting by Michele Marieschi (Italy 1696-1793) 44-1/2” x 32” in formal gold frame.
Oil/ Acrylic on Canvas 45”x38”. Pham’s rapid impasto and brush technique captures the emotion of a scene as well as the beautiful light and color. He was born in Hue.
This gymnast sculpture is composed of an oversize ring and the agile gymnast balanced on top with one hand. Black cast steel on white marble base. 5” x 9” x 25”
Set of three gorgeous pastel landscapes by the kate American artist Anne Pritchard. Her painterly technique begins with the application of washes of opaque watercolor to cotton rag paper, then layers of pastel to obtain a rich profusion of color and radiance. Each is 32” x 28” in silver frame.
Oil/ Acrylic on Canvas 45”x38”. Pham’s rapid impasto and brush technique captures the emotion of a scene as well as the beautiful light and color. He was born in Hue.
Oil/ Acrylic on canvas 31.5" x 45" This widely collected painter makes his home up the road in St. Petersburg. He paints in the Post-Impressionist style with a bright and vibrant palette that is perfect for Florida homes.
Charles Gruppe comes from a respected family of East Coast artists. He specialized in marine paintings that evoke the romance of ships and the seas. 41” x 59” in gold frame.
Oil on Canvas A beautiful coastal scene for you by Gaston Petridis, the popular Post-Impressionist painter from St. Petersburg. 45" x 44" in gold frame.
Oil on Canvas, 31” x 25-1/2” framed.
Take a close look at this picture of Rio De Janeiro and you'll see the sky, water, mountains and even the border are made from iridescent butterfly wings. 25” x 17”.
Two waterfront scenes by Mike Segal in his beloved naive, folk art style. Signed M. Segal, painted in 1998 and 2000. 17” x 13”.
Old oil painting of an unspecified Asian city. Early automobiles ply the rain slick street while across the river an ancient temple complex broods in blue shadows. 39 1/2” x27 1/2”.
Pair of pretty watercolors signed P. Brent. It's easy to imagine yourself sitting in one of these chairs with your toes in the sand. 28" x 29”.
Untitled (Man on Beach). Photographic Print. 1995. 4 1/4” x 4 1/4”. Frame: 13” x 13” We have several photographs by well known and widely collected American photographer and gallerist Robin Rice.
Three Axes, 1968, by Gerald Laing (UK 1936 - 2011) one of the best known Pop Artists in Britain. He was known for painting, portrait sculpture, printmaking and is represented in numerous museums including the Metropolitan in New York. Silkscreen with chrome mylar 23" × 29". Titled and signed lower right in pencil.
Exciting image of racing yachts on a nautical chart. A perfect coastal artwork. 38” x 33” in blue frame with linen mat.
Original, limited edition seriolithograph from somewhere along the coast of Italy. Signed and numbered by the artist. 42”x41”.
Two whimsical limited edition lithographs featuring sassy senior ladies in bright colored frocks. Each Matted and Framed. 26”x21”. Sold separately.
Very fine realist painting of a woman lovingly stirring a bowl as she prepares a meal for a special occasion. Signed Ramsey. Oil on canvas. 14-1/2” x 17-1/2” in gold frame.
Numbered Lithograph. Beautifully framed. COA included. 42 1/2” x 31”.
Photograph of a Parisian storefront. 23”x21” framed.
Paris street with storefronts painted by Mark St. John. Acrylic on canvas. 18” x 13.5, framed.
Polychromed metal statue of a jockey on his winning mount based on a work by the French sculptor Isidore Bonheur. 26” x 8” x 22”.
Vera Oxley was born after World War Il near Hong Kong, the daughter of an American G.l. and a Eurasian mother. The young Oxley's early drawings were praised by local dealers, and she was taken as a student by a local master of Oriental watercolors. From there she progressed to oils and Western styles of art. Her work is collected by patrons around the world and her shows regularly sell out. Oxley lives and paints near Sausalito, CA.
A painter in styles ranging from realism to symbolic abstraction and a distinguished, art educator, Lamar Dodd is called Georgia's most recognized artist of 20th century. He had a career centered in that state, although some of his painting assignments, such as being an official artist NASA, took him far beyond his hometown of Athens where the University of Georgia school of Art is named in his honor.
Working in bronze and steel, Reichen creates abstract pieces that are at once strong and graceful. "Metal," he says, "has the strength to be air and light. You don't necessarily think of metal that way, but I look at the surfaces I'm creating and see that they are soft, gentle, and delicate. Metals' strength gives you light, openness and freedom of motion like no other material" Male 58" x 9.5" x 2". Female 62" x 9" x 2"
Steel and Cor-ten 85" diameter “At a Point closest to You” is a seven foot diameter circle split down the middle. One side is rich, rusty and mottled Cor-ten steel, the other side is a series of gleaming vertical strips of scratched metal.
Framed. Oil on Canvas. Signed Pierre Moberg. French (1911-?).
Abstracted face with a wide smile carved from multicolored marble. Signed. 14” x 10” x 18” tall.
Mixed Media 28-1/2” x 28-1/2”.
Bronze, 1990. 11”x14”x20”. Most of Valentin's work incorporates the human figure. He says, " I deeply admire and respect women, and my pieces represent indigenous women with no inhibitions, completely aware of their beauty and strength, and proud of being themselves. I aim to capture the vigor of life and radiate its unabashed potential.”
Giclee 36-1/2” x 37” framed.
California born Cheryl Kline has made an impact on the art world with her page, abstracted landscapes of the sky. With influences from Turner and the Hudson River School, Kline found her own way of composing with paint what she calls "Operas in the Sky."
Oil on canvas, 33”x 30-1/2”. David Damm was born in Kansas City, MO. He graduated from Art Center of College and Design and later studied with noted Russian artists Sergie Bongart (1919-1985). Damm's career began in commercial illustration but now he divides his time between portrait commissions and landscapes in oil, pastels and watercolor.
Oil on canvas Very fine Expressionist coastal scene by a gifted amateur artist. Mid 20th C. 41 1/2”x 25 1/2”. framed