4 Vintage 1950’s Margo Alexander Art in Wood Frames
4 Vintage 1950’s Margo Alexander Art in Wood Frames
León Franks (1914-1970) California Portrait Of A Pretty Woman 23×27” Oil On Canv
Very nice fe mal portrait of a lady. painted still life and portraits. Signed lower left Leon Franks.
ROBERTA LESTER (1889-1976) VINTAGE CALIFORNIA IMPRESSIONIST SEASCAPE PAINTING
The art was painted mid-1960s to early 1970s. The sun has just begun to set and the clouds are imbued with a rosy hue. A rolling blanket of white capped waves embrace the rocky shore. Signed “R. Lester” in the lower left corner.
Catherine Glosser “White Figure” Oil MCM Chicago Artist 1958 Exhibitor
Catherine Glosser (b. 1914). Artist: Catherine Glosser. Oil on Canvas. She also appears in the1958 Exhibition of Chicago Artists, placing her within the active Chicago art scene of the mid-20th century.
Vintage SW California Mountain Desert Landscape Oil Painting Arquati Brev 12×10″
“Original Oil. is a famous Italian picture molding and framing supplier. stands for.
HUGE 1950s ABSTRACT MODERNIST Oil Painting by Famous Artist ED REEP – CUBISM
~ Offers Welcomed ~ 1950s -Iron, Quartz and Space- ABSTRACT Modernist Oil by CaLiFoRnia Artist Ed Reep Painting is signed lower right “REEP” Painting Measures 36″ x 60.5″ (37.25 x 62 Framed) Edward Reep (1918-2013)…Born: Brooklyn, NYStudied: Art Center School (Los Angeles)Edward Reep grew up in Southern California. He became interested in watercolor painting while studying with Stanley Reckless and received further instruction from Barse Miller. During World War 11, he became a combat artist for the United States Army and was sent to Italy. With the war going on all around him, Reep managed to paint depictions of what was happening. These watercolor and gouache works became property of the War Department at the Pentagon. Additional war-time works produced after 1945 are in various museums including the National Museum of American Art in Washington, D.C. As a result of his outstanding contributions to war art, Reep was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship to help finance his pursuit of art. From 1947 to 1950, he painted, exhibited and taught art at the Art Center School. In the 1950s, he worked with one of his former teachers, Emit Bisttram, at the Bisttram School of Art. He also began a nineteen year job as an art instructor for the Chouinard Art Institute during this era. Reep is the author of A Combat Artist in WWII and The Content of Watercolor. Exh: GGIE, 1939; Calif. WC Society, 1939-56; Carmel AA, 1942 (1st prize); San Diego Museum, 1948, 1950 (1st prizes); LA County Fair, 1948; CGA, 1948; LACMA, 1951, 1952; All-City Annual (LA), 1963 (1st prize). In: NMAA; UCLA; U.S. War Dept; LACMA; Gardena (CA) High School. 29.99 shipping to buyers within the Continental United States(PO Box address may be subject to a surcharge) Returns are accepted but buyer will be charged a 25% restocking fee…no exceptions.ALL PAINTINGS sold by CalART.com are GUARANTEED ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC AND AS DESCRIBED Thank You & Best wishes 🙂 CalART.com has been buying and selling Original California & American Paintings through eBay since 1997!
R. CRISTI “STORMY WATER” SEASCAPE, SIGNED OIL ON BOARD
The product is a small oil painting on board by artist R. Cristi titled “Stormy Water” depicting a seascape in aqua colors.
Vintage 1950’s Original Concept Art Hand Drawn Painted People Christmas Oriental
Item shows some minor wear and is in a good, presentable condition overall. Art by William ‘Bill’ Krivda. Back sides are blank / may have tape residue. Comes with what you see in photos. Selling as is. See photos for condition and details.
1950s Robert Dailey Narrative CaLiFoRnia Regionalist Victorian House Painting
The handling of light and shadow across the building adds depth and realism to the scene. The composition includes a gazebo, palm trees, and a fence, depicting a California scene with a strong narrative quality.
Lorraine M. Burgess (1913-1996) Original Artwork “Hiroshima” Circa 1950s
Lorraine M. Burgess American, 1913 – 1996 Dimensions – 18.75”x 12.5” unframed. Condition – Good Signed on front & back. Known American artist & author in the National Gallery of Art. One of a kind original artwork by artist Lorraine M. Burgess from the 1950s called “Hiroshima.” This piece is signed by the artist and features a realistic style, depicting the aftermath of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima. Made on paper, the medium-sized piece measures 18.75 inches in length and 12.5 inches in width. This unframed artwork is a unique and historical piece created in New York, USA during the post-war period of 1940-1970.