OLD CALIFORNIA PLEIN AIR PAINTING, IMPRESSIONIST LANDSCAPE, SIGNED, SMALL, OLD!
SWEET COLORS, NICE LITTLE ACCENT SIZE, EASY TO HANG.
English Cottage Scene Oil Painting on Mahogany Board signed Frank Gill 1942
The work is signed in the lower left corner by Frank Gill and dated 1942, adding to its authenticity and collectible value. The painting is executed on a solid mahogany board, a surface favored by Victorian artists for its durability and ability to hold fine detail.
Expressionist Houses Vehicle Car Truck ° Enlightened Window City Winter
Watercolor on paper. Condition see photos. Dimensions: 22 X 28 cm!.
Saville
Saville
Watercolor Autumn River Landscape with Trees Forest Mountains
DIFFERENTIAL TAXED Watercolor. Framed behind glass. Age-related condition see photos. Dimensions: 39.5×34 cm, folding dimensions: 27×21.5 cm.
Oil on Canvas Winter in Country (P Foose) Grumbacher Frame (13X14.5″)
Signature is ‘Pat Foose’. The date appears to be ’25’ (1925). It was easy to detach the painting from the Grumbacher framing, which I needed to do. Oil on canvas rural winter scene painted by Pat Foose.
MARTIN SABRANSKY PAINTING NIGHT EVENING DESERT LANDSCAPE NEWCOMB ANTIQUE FRAME
OIL ON CANVAS. SIGNED AS SHOWN. PAINTING HAS A SMALL REPAIR. AS SHOWN LOOKS GOOD. GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION. HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE THE ARTIST TO MAKE IT. THIS IS MY JOB AND A TRAVEL FAR TO GET EACH OF THESE THINGS.
1930 San Ildefonso Pueblo Indian Native American Watercolor Of Pottery Seller
Condition: As you can see the picture is quite dirty. It certainly could use restoration. Or it can hang as a 1930 antique artwork as is. Watercolor – 15″ x 20″.
1930’s Print Signed by Martinet “ The Little Castle” Paris Etching Society
Estate purchase Beautiful etching/ aquatint print Signed and framed Check all photos
1930s Historic La Jolla, CaLiFoRnia Coastal Oil Painting by Roi Clarkson Colman
1930s CaLiFoRnia Coastal Landscape Oil Painting by Well Listed Artist Roi Clarkson Colman. Roi Clarkson Colman, a painter of landscapes, marines and murals, was born in Elgin, Illinois, on January 27, 1884.