Large and heavy enameled metal sculpture on an apple with a slice out. Great centerpiece on a table or console. 21” x 12” x 12” tall.

Dynamic bronze sculpture of dancers in motion. 14” x 7” x 17” tall.

Two bronze figures that nestle together by the renowned Greek sculpture Theodoros Papagiannis. His work is held by many collections and stands in public places in Greece and elsewhere, including his sculpture "The Runners" at O'Hare International Airport, Chicago.

Acrylic on Canvas. 75” x 55” x 2” Large scale abstract artwork by a Sarasota artists who cam here in 1945 and studied with Syd Solomon. Her work was included in the Sarasota Biennial 2000 at the Ringling Museum of Art.

Colored zebras advertise Florio, the best Marsala and Cinzano the best aperitif. Hang it in your kitchen or over your bar. 33” x 41”.

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

Pair of Rococo style panels beautifully gold framed by our own Jessica. 14-1/2” x 18-1/2”.

Oil on Canvas. 37" × 37". Sarasota painter George Pappas made art and art education his career having earned a master's degree from Harvard University and an Ed.D in Art Education from Penn State. In 1993 he retired as Professor and Chair Emeritus from the art department of US Tampa. He's had more than 60 solo exhibitions. His paintings have been seen throughout the United States, including at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Philadelphia Museum of Art and many others.

Landscape painter John Beerman is a native of North Carolina. He received his degree from Rhode Island School of Design and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. His 35-year career has garnered recognition at the highest levels of fine art. His work is the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Museum of Fine Arts Houston and numerous others across the country.

Pair of very appealing Modernist pieces from Italy of colored circles connected by yellow lines on blue background. Created in Italy for Soicher Marin. 24” x 28” each.

Pastel on molded paper signed DeKalb. 37" x 44".

Pietra Dura is the art of creating pictures from semi-precious and colored stone. This charming view of Florence with the famous cathedral is from the studio of Renzo Scarpelli, a landmark in its own right in that glorious city. 6-1/2" x 7-1/4" framed.

Serigraphs on paper. Set of 3 soothing, minimalist color study serigraphs by a Sarasota artist. 26 1/2” x 34 3/4” each

These collages by Sarasota artist Leslie Butterworth show great confidence with color, composition and materials. 17” x 42” each

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.

Catalan artist Josep Pla-Narbona loved to draw since he was a child. His interest in visual arts lead to career in advertising in his native Barcelona, Paris and Zurich. With a style that merges graphic design with fine arts, his work has been a touchstone for whole generations of Catalan designers and artists. His drawings and prints are found in museum collections around the world. An edition of this print belongs to the Art Institute of Chicago.

Wood Carving 81"x 29" x 2.25". Luis Anibal Potosi Suarez was born in San Antonio Ibarra, Ecuador. After studies at the Institute for Fine Arts he returned to his hometown to open a studio and school. Potosi has single handedly raised wood carving in Ecuador from a craft to a fine art. His carvings are sought after by collectors and institutions in the Americas and Europe. This extraordinary artwork on display depicts music in Ecuador from traditional native songs to contemporary sounds.

View of a Mayan Courtyard Mono print A starkly beautiful, one of a kind print, custom framed. 33” x 64”.

Woodcut on paper 40" x 32". Renowned as a master in the art of reduction woodcuts, Gordon Mortensen's intricate creations express the beauty of the American landscape. Working from a watercolor sketch, Mortenson carves out his images from a basswood block with an X-Acto knife. The appeal of his lush landscapes has earned him worldwide acclaim with works on display at Lloyd's of London, The Library of Congress, the US Embassy in Tokyo and countless private collections.

The focal of this collage is a white chicken painted on the cover of a vintage edition of the Better Homes Cookbook so this red and yellow mixed media artwork is perfect for thekitchen. 16-1/2” x 20-1/2”.

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”.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.