Ernest Trova (USA 1927-2009) was a self-trained American surrealist and pop art painter and sculptor best known for his signature image and figure series, The Falling Man. Trova considered his entire output a single "work in progress." This framed print with the Falling Man motif rotating around an orange square measures 26" x 25”

Vintage Metal wall sculpture of gracefully draping olive branches and leaves. Made in Italy, mid 20th Century. 50” x 33” x 8” deep.

Giclee on Canvas. 34" x 50" Cool and hazy view of some Winter woods will help you think frosty thoughts in the height of summer.

Ancestor worship is an important part of Chinese culture. In pictures the would be an important part of the household they are depicted enthroned and wearing the finest robes their social status allowed. These were elite individuals as indicated by their golden rank badges and their fur trimmed robes and elaborate jewelry. Hand painted on silk, early 20th C. 32” x 53” each.

Pretty Florida wildlife scene of a Roseate Spoonbill in flight over water lilies. Artist signed print by Robert Schott of St Petersburg. Artist signed. 43-1/4” x 33-1/2” framed.

Oil on plywood. 48" x 38 1/2". Get away to a garden terrace above the Cote d'Azur anytime with a look at this original painting by French-born Miami artist Dominique Dubois. The frame is part of the artwork with thick paint imitating Mediterranean stucco. Signed lower left.

Ernest Trova (USA 1927-2009) was a self-trained American surrealist and pop art painter and sculptor best known for his signature image and figure series, The Falling Man. Trova considered his entire output a single "work in progress." This framed vintage poster with the Falling Man motif measures 25” x 29”.

Untitled Abstract Acrylic on Canvas. 60” x 36”.

Michael Alexander is an oceanographer as well as painter creating art in Jupiter, Florida. We have 4 giclees from his sea creatures "party" series of Manatees, Dolphins, Sea Turtles and Pelicans. Each approximately 31” x 25”. We also have an original painting by Alexander (see below).

Dolphins and other tropical marine life in an undersea spectacle painted by Palm Beach oceanographer and artist Michael Alexander. 55” x 42 1/2”. We also have some marine life giclees by Alexander.

Sofa size abstract painting is on trend for today's decorating. 61 1/2” x 41 1/2”.

Oil on Canvas. Original painting by northern California artist Bonnie Parke of the beach and cliffs at Capitola, CA. 23” x 19” in gold frame.

Giclee of a long stretch of happily colored beach cottages. Perfect for having over the bed in a beachy bedroom.

Pair of romantic prints by James Wiens depicting gorgeous fields of lavender in Provence. 32” x 32” framed.

A Modern, Brutalist, artwork hand carved from red veined alabaster is just the piece you're looking for to complement your mid-century decor. 10” x 6” x 11-1/2” tall.

Mixed Media on canvas. 30"x 30”. Valerie Stuart says of her art, "I came upon the Italian word Sensazione, which means 'feeling color.' I am unable to find the words in English to accurately describe my personal experience with feeling color. I hope viewers see them for what they are-colorful expressions of inner feelings. With my color fields and abstract designs, I want to create a visceral experience that evokes connection where there's no need to find the words..."

Untitled . 54” x 54”. Donna Hall Wallace worked extensively with noted Sarasota School architects and designers to provide detailed renderings of interiors that helped their clients envision completed spaces. Later she began producing large paintings and murals for both commercial and residential installations. She has had several one woman shows from coast to coast.

Deep water and foggy skies depicted in aquatic blues and cool grays. 42” x 72”

Woman in a Frame and Man in a Frame are large abstract impressionist sculpture by Gerald Koch. The figures are made of a heavy sculpting plaster and the frames are hollow steel construction. They are perfect for any style of home or office decor. Made by Austin Productions. 12” x 24” x 4” deep.

We are proud to offer 2 ethereal landscapes by the famed British painter George Cole (UK 1810-1883). Each is oil on canvas in a period frame and measure 34" x 24". Cole was self-taught and began by painting several large canvas advertisements for the proprietor of a travelling circus. In 1840 he began exhibiting at the English Institution and from 1849 to 1882 his landscapes were chosen for the annual exhibition of the Royal Academy. His work is in numerous museums in the UK and USA

All the flowering plants and shrubs in this view of an Italian village are hand painted. Very nicely framed. 17” x 21”.

Set of Three. 14” x 40” each.

Here's an interesting concept for your blank wall—Set of 6 clusters of silvered driftwood inside white frames you can hang any way you please. Made by Phillips Collection. 16” x 14” x 6” deep.

Free form, free standing aluminum sculpture with pop art eyes mounted in acrylic that spin in the open spaces. An unusual period piece. 34” x 24” x 36” tall.

A scene right out of The Yearling with a rustic cabin on a lake with a heron on the wing in the foreground. Signed Hardy. Acrylic on canvas. 52-1/2" x 41-1/2" framed

Print on watercolor paper Custom framed in green and gold. 38.75" x 51-3/4"

Vermont sculptor Bill Heise had a knack for turning rugged metal into ethereal sculptures with delicate lines and distinct personalities. In this example Heiss repurposed rebar and scrap steel into a graceful crane bending to take a drink. Signed on the base, as shown. 40” x 14” x 63” tall. Suitable for outdoor display.

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

You can almost feel the motion of the ocean looking at this giclee of rolling white caps accented with silver leaf. Mounted in Acrylic Frame. 84" × 36.5"

Special collectors' edition cel depicting Wood Woodpecker, Chilly Willy, Andy Panda and other characters created by legendary cartoonist Walter Lantz participating in a crazy golf tournament. Artist's Proof 21/25. Signed by Lantz. Painted cel over lithograph background. Framed in bright chrome with red mat. 41.25" x 14.25" Certificate of Authenticity included.

Brutalist bronze sculpture has lots of motion. You feel for the wind tossed girl struggling with her torn umbrella. Artist Signed. Base: 15.5” x 9” x 39” tall

Oil on Canvas Board 16" x 13" framed James Dudley Slay Ill was born in Jackson, Mississippi in 1953. He began his formal instruction in illustration at the New England School of Art and Design, in Boston. He followed this with instruction from Russian impressionist, Sergei Bongart who had a major influence on his artistic direction. Slay works in an impressionist style and prefers to paint en plain air.

Hanna-Barbera Studios George Jetson production cel from The Jetsons Movie (1990). Chrome frame with red mat. Certificate of Authenticity included. 14.5” x 12”.

Three curved copper panels from Gold Leaf Design Group. The pattern of squares is created through oxidation. Part rustic, industrial elegant and artistic. 42” x 36 x 5.5 deep.

Coastal themed watercolor giclee on canvas. 25.5” x 33”

Giclee on canvas in coastal aquatic blues and greens. 27.5” x 28”

An impressionist monotype floral print of a bouquet of flowers against a blue field. Pencil numbered 1/1 lower left; pencil signed lower right. 31" x 41"

Monique Baroni became an artist in middle age when she began private studies with painters she admired. She was a painter and printmaker and also worked in pastels. 33" x 38"

Exciting mid-century artwork of a black woman. It is signed Zigelbaum. We think these are the same artist and model of the Expressionist portrait seen below. Oil on canvas. 33 1/2” x 42” in frame

Lithograph25” x 20” What happens behind the mirror as interpreted by the great modern painter Marc Chagall.

Watercolor sketch on paper in the style of Heinz Edelman and Yellow Submarine. 15-1/2” x 17” framed.

Superb, large scale, boldly colored portrait of a Black woman. Artist unknown. 42-1/2” x 51”.

John James Audubon avian print reproduction in an impressive gold frame. 34” x 46”.

Art photography still life. 21.5" x 25.5" framed.

L'Architecture d'aujurd hui Set of 3 reproductions of pages from "Architecture Today", second edition. Le Corbusier (real name Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) was a pioneer of modern architecture whose ideas still exert influence today. 17" x 21" each.

Modern print of an advertising poster by the great Henri de Toulouse-Laurtec. In the dynamic image cyclist Constant Huret speeds to victory on a bike equipped Simpson's lever chain. 41” x 30 1/2”

Poster for the 1914 Guggenheim Museum exhibition of the pioneering abstract painter Vasily Kandinsky (1866-1944). The work on the poster is Improvisation 28 (second version painted in 1912. 34” x 28”.

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. Gallery framing with archival mats. 31” x 37”.

Water of the Flowery Mill, 1944 Framed Poster 30” x 27”. Gorky was an Armenian-American abstract painter who had a seminal influence on Abstract Expressionism. The original of this poster is in the Metropolitan.