Picture of an Italian woman with a jug balanced on her head made entirely of individually cut and placed pieces of different woods carefully selected for color and texture. It is the work of Turri, the family owned marquetry studio in Anagni, Italy south-southeast of Rome. Made 1994. 15-1/4" x 19-1/8" framed.
Lovely and tranquil farm scene with some geese in the lavender dusk. Frederick Theodore Weber (USA 1883-1956) excelled in painting, engraving and sculpture. He studied art at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, and in the studios of prominent artists. After returning to America in 1914 the South Carolina embarked on a successful artistic career in New York City. Works by Weber are in the collections of the Library of Congress, Metropolitan Museum, Smithsonian Museum of American Art and High Museum.
People are having a great time in a beach on Long Island by American painter Benjamin Ganz (1989-1996). Painted at Hampton Bays, NY in 1937. The colorful, motion-filled picture in gold frame is perfect for a coastal vacation home. 25-5/8" x 21-5/8".
William Thompson Russell Smith (UK/ USA 1812-1896 was a Scottish born American landscape painter influenced by the Hudson River School. The scene may depict the Shenandoah Valley with the Blue Ridge mountains. Oil on canvas signed RS lower right. 23-5/8" x 17-1/2" in gold leaf antique frame.
Vladimir Ivanovich Shistko (USSR 1928-2015) was a prominent Russian graphic artist. His lithograph of a church in Ryabina was published by the Leningrad Graphic Arts Combine in an edition of 200 in 1989. 15" x 19" framed.
Modern impressionist picture of lovers strolling by night in a park after a rain shower. The bright street lamps and colorful trees are reflected on the wet pavement. Framed embellished giclee signed by the artist Daniel Wall. 26" x 31".
Colorful painting of a French Bulldog by an unknown artist. All the beautiful hues express the colorful personality of the adorable breed. 32-1/4" x 42".
Black and white expressionist image of the Toronto skyline by an unknown artist. 38" x 38" framed.
Funky Boston Terriers. Six fun and funky prints of adorable Boston Terriers partnered with Modern cultural icons and printed on old dictionary pages. Shown here are a Superman terrier, terrier with flighting yoda, terrier with Spiderman and one mustached like Hercule Poirot. We also have dogs posed with Batman and Darth Vader. Each signed print is in a maroon frame and measure 8-3/4" x 11-1/2.
Circa 1840 hand colored William Bartlett etching of New York City Hall. This is one scene from a set of 4 in matching gold frames with French mats. The other subjects are New York Bay, Brooklyn Ferry and Yale University. 13" x 11"
19th C porcelain bowl hand painted with a lovely family scene. Mama watches the flaxen haired baby while Papa in his fur cap gazes dreamily at her. The bowl is housed in a gilt wood frame with delicate swags around the outer edges and beaded detail in the center. Hand painted 1884 in Germany or central Europe. Measurements: Bowl 7" diameter; Frame 9-1/8"
Hand painted on porcelain portrait of an Italian beauty in hand carved gilt frame. Our lovely lady wears roses in her long, lush dark hair and splays a beguiling smile as she looks over the back of her chair. The fabulous wood frame is all willowy carved acanthus leaves finished in gold leaf. Crafted in Italy, 19th C. 14" x 16" x 1-1/2".
(Ukraine-USA 1930-2023) combines themes of music, theater, architecture, and culture into creative, colorful and magical compositions. Framed giclee. Hand signed and numbered. 26” x 37-1/2”.
Patricia Moore (USA 1947-2022) Dancing on the Clouds 2008 Paint on canvas 48" x 48" Patricia Moore of Park Forest, Illinois lived for art and expressed herself with large, exuberant, abstract paintings like this one. Her works hang in private and corporate collections in Indiana and Illinois.
Italian Landscapes. Pair of original, hand painted oils capture the romance and rugged beauty of Tuscany. About 15" x 12" framed.
New York City, 1855 Monumental aquatint etching of Manhattan seen from the bustling harbor full of ships of all kinds. The low-rise city beyond is dominated by church steeples. Published by GW Smith from a painting by JW Hill. 61" x 42"
Anatole Krasnyanski (Ukraine-USA 1930-2023) was best known for his watercolors and cityscapes. His colorful work combines themes of music, theater, architecture, and culture through creative configurations set in undefined space. Framed giclee. 34” x 35”.
ohn Cuthbert Hare was an American watercolorist known for seascapes and harbor scenes.
Mixed Media on Canvas. 49” x 25”. Storm “Sunny” Larue was an Abstract Expressionist and Modernist painter from Cocoanut Grove, Florida, known for dense compositions of imaginative organic forms.
If you or someone you know loves schnauzers like we do you can't resist this fine framed print of a perfect example of the breed. Beautifully framed by Chelsea House. 14.5” x 17”.
Exciting etching of an exuberant dancer in a flowing dress. Circa 1970. It reminds us of the great dancer maker Judith Jamison. Signed, titled and numbered in pencil. #53/200. 21” x 25” in frame.
Tasteful rear view and profile of a female model in a white room done in the Impressionist style.. Signed with monogram O'N. 17” x 22” framed
Dynamic bronze sculpture of dancers in motion. 14” x 7” x 17” tall.
Untitled (Ocean Liner), 2000. Mezzotint 18" × 15-3/4" The ship looks like the United States from its profile. Zalopany's work is included in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Nation Gallery of Art.
Acrylic on Canvas. 20" x 16". Janaki Lennie came to the United States in 1994 and currently lives and works in Portsmouth, NH. She has a BFA from Curtin University in Western Australia and an MFA from University of Houston. She says of her art, "I make art to reconcile romantic, art historical notions of landscape with the reality of urban environment." She has exhibited around the world and has been collected by museums and institutions in Australia and USA.
Oil on board. 25-3/4" × 25-3/4". Luke Steadman has a degree from the Ringling school and studied at the Accademia delle Arti in Florence Italy. He says of his work "Art is the means by which I attempt to awake others to this world's natural beauty. My paintings are to be uplifting and a pleasure for the viewer to enjoy. I strive to impart the emotions felt from my experiences onto the canvas in a manner that will invite the viewer to share in the often tranquil and contemplative mood of the mome
Jim Lewk is a Miami FL artist well known for his unique metal work. Mangroves are a favorite theme of his and he creates them with welded copper, patinated leaves and little herons among the trees. 50” x 30” x 10” deep.
Carrara marble abstract sculpture. 10-3/4” x 9” x 3” deep.
Lawrence Taylor’s paintings display a skillful blend of Impressionism and Realism. His outstanding treatment of light and color are the hallmarks of his highly individual style. His works can be found in many private and corporate collections around the country. 51” x 61”.
This large and beautifully colored crustacean will look terrific on your the wall of your kitchen, great room or maybe your lanai. 30” wide x 12” deep x 43” tall
Lithograph25” x 20” What happens behind the mirror as interpreted by the great modern painter Marc Chagall.
Very exciting console length sculpture of giant silver gingkgo leaves on black granite base. There is a lamp in the back to dramatically back light the sculpture. 51” x 10” 16.75".
"September—Society Yachting" from THE QUEEN magazine, December 1861. The antique print of a group of upper class Brits on a moonlight cruise tells a remarkable story with numerous characters enacting their own little dramas. Hand colored and framed late 20th C. 18" x 14" x 1" framed. See more on Chairish.com
Watercolor on paper Watercolor painting of a weaver painted in Cartago, Costa Rica in 1938. Signed Jimenez A, lower right.
Sarasota artist Julie Krasner combines painting and collage in dynamic words off vivid color. Her works are sold at galleries nationwide. Each 12” x 12” unframed. Sold as a pair.
Plaque covered with a few dozen different sized and shaped terracotta tiles. Some are textured and some are finished with glass enamel. A very interesting, textured piece of Mid-Century Modern style art. 6 1/4” x 24” tall.
Birds eye view of a tropical village executed in enamels on a copper plate. Signed M Kolber. Wide, white distressed wood drama. 17” x 15”.
Acrylic on Cloth 40" x 40" Francisco Giorgio Sferra is Florida artist based in Homestead. This black and white abstract with shouts of red and blue bristles with electricity.
The annual celebration of excess that precedes Lent is the subject of this vibrant Mid-Century Modern painting. Amid the flowers you will see two female nudes. Signed Carole. Acrylic on canvas, undated. 28” x 52” framed.
Ruth Faktor (or Faktorwicz) is an Israeli ceramic artist known for tiles and reliefs. This beautiful example features a collage of architectural forms seen in old Jerusalem and other ancient cities. It has multiple textures and finishes for even more visual interest. 14-3/4” x 15-1/2” framed.
Set of 3 giclees of m micro close up of chambered nautilus fossils filled with colorful agate. These photos by Ben Wood will lend intrigue and texture to your walls. Framed by Trowbridge, London, with Non-Glare Glass. Each is 36” x 41”.
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
The town of Thun, Switzerland with its ancient castle and the Bernese Alps in the background. Mid 19th C. 16”x13”.
Kauffman captures a touching twilight moment of small children wading in the tide with their fathers. The former Sarasota resident now lives and paints in Mexico. 32-1/2” x 24-1/2”.
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.
Numbered Lithograph. Beautifully framed. COA included. 42-1/2” x 31”.
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."
American artist Thomas Handforth is best known as the author and illustrator of the classic children's book "Mei Li." The etching has a lovely fluid line and demonstrates Handforth's deep appreciation of China, its people and its art. 9-1/2” x 18” framed.
Our own Lido Beach painted by the famous Romantic Luminist painter Walfrido. Originally sold at Wyland Gallery on St Armands for $3805. 32” x 27” framed.
Three artwork made of beads sewn on linen. The subjects are: a village scene signed and dated 1833; sheep and a shepherd signed and dated 1836; and a manor with an ox. Largest is 14”x 10”. Country of origin unknown. Sold separately.