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Item Tag: 1980-1989

LEV LOMINAGO Painting Contemporary Figurative Russian American Art Folk Gouache

Lev Lominago (1944-1999). “Summer Evening”. Circa 1980’s. Signed verso. Very good condition. Measurements: 17 7/8 x 21 3/4, (Framed 24 1/2 x 28 1/2”). Comes in custom, organic barn wood frame with inlaid gold leaf threads. Medium: gouache painting on thin board. Russian village in the summer evening. Country scene with multiple characters and animals, expertly rendered artwork. Lominago was a noted Russian then Denver Colorado based artist who specialize in ichnography and depictions of Russian folklore. He studied at the art studio of the Leningrad Pioneer Palace, art academy for specially gifted youth, Leningrad, Art Institute, and with Archimandrite Alpi, Abbott of the Pskov Perchersky Monastery where he secretly learn the art of icon painting. With his family he immigrated to the United States in 1974, eventually settling in Denver. It was in this Colorado city, where he would create his masterpieces, a set of 38 icons in All Saints of Russian Orthodox Church. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions. This is a lovely painting, and one of the best examples of this very talented artists work. Thank you for looking at supporting our small business.

Impressionist Oil Painting🍓Strawberry Pickers At South Downs British Summer

Also any customs costs charges are also the responsibility of the buyer. The item(s) must be returned back to us in its original as sold described condition before any refund can be made back to the buyer. Deposit payments are non refundable. We certify that all of our selling activities will comply with all EU laws & regulations. After Sales, you can contact us by email or call if you would like to discuss any further questions with regards to your purchase. Michael has been dealing in art and antiques online since 2005, building longstanding experience within the fine arts and antiques market. Together, Michael and Victoria continue to oversee the day-to-day operations of Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD, including historical research, collection sourcing, and the company?s online pres.

FINE EDDIE TSOSIE ORIGINAL PAINTING 1987 NATIVE AMERICAN HOGAN BUTES Summer Camp

This is an Estate Fresh old Watercolor painting from a long time local collector of Art, oil & Watercolor, Tempera and other forms. This nice piece is the FINE EDDIE TSOSIE ORIGINAL PAINTING 1987 NATIVE AMERICAN HOGAN AMOUNG THE BUTES titled “Summer Camp”. Its an original small Gouache or watercolor painting framed and matted behind glass. Good color and quality. Framed is it 6.75″ tall X 8.75″ wide. The visible work is 2″x4″ wide, almost a miniature vs a small painting. Lot of detail in such a small work! Its in fantastic condition! Eddie Tsosie (Born circa 1948) – This Navajo artist grew up on the Navajo reservation often tending to his family’s sheep as a youngster. He attended Haskell Indian Junior School in Lawrence, Kansas, studying architectural drafting. In 1995 Tsosie was awarded “Best of Show” at the Navajo Nation Fair, first place in watercolor at the San Juan County Festival in Farmington, New Mexico in 1998 and first place in designing the Chinle Comprehensive Publish Healthy Facility in 1999. He is listed in Who’s Who in Indian Art at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, AZ. Please check out my item condition description above and check out my photos so that you will know exactly what you are buying because you are buying it as seen, as is, and as found. Any questions PLEASE ask! Thanks for looking at my Auctions & Buy it Nows, and PLEASE, check and see the other cool stuff I have listed currently!! All quoted shipping costs include Insurance. Additional shipping fees will apply for all Alaska, Hawaii and U.S. Territories (Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and etc.) Do not bid if you are from one of these without asking what those fees might be! I do not guarantee the age or details of any piece I sell, I am not an expert on age or anything else and can only describe the items to the best of my ability, though I will NOT, knowingly anyway, sell reproductions. My descriptions are solely there to assist buyers finding the items and are not a guaranteed accurate description of the item in all cases. Ultimately the pictures we take serve as my description and it is your decision based on that to decide what you are buying. If you do need information I have neglected to include, please don’t hesitate to ask any questions. I’ll combine shipping on any items sold, ending on the same day, if possible. I do reserve the right to change the posted delivery service as needed. I do NOT guarantee ANY ebay GSP delivery! I will show delivery to the GSP service provider, but once received by them, it’s their problem with you…not me!

Woodstock New York Non-Objective Artist Harriet Tannin Signed Watercolor. 1986

For sale is an original painting by the well renowned Woodstock, New York artist and photographer Harriet Tannin (1929 -2009) Please see our eBay store for additional works by Tannin. Provenance: The Estate of Harriet Tannin: Woodstock, New York. Tannin was an advocate of nonobjective painting and followed in the footsteps of her teacher and mentor, the world renowned Woodstock New York artist Rolf Scarlett. You can definitely see his influence in her artworks Here the artist creates stacked columns of non objective geometric forms shapes, objects, and images. Each form in its own square shaped colorfield and assembled grid like style in verticals rows of 9. Each form having its own bright vivid colorations and hues but together making up one harmonious work of art An exceptional example of her work. Signed and dated 1986 lower right by the artist and initialed and dated lower left. From her “NonAlphabet” series. Tilted lower left what looks like “Nonalphabet 9). see pics Condition: Good. Age appropriate wear. Unframed. Measurements: Full Sheet – 16 5/8″ x 14 3/8″ Image Size – 16 1/8″ x 14” Harriet Tannin (1929 – 2009) She received a Bachelor of Arts from New York University in 1951, and worked as an elementary school teacher in Bedford-Stuyvesant until she met and married her husband of 58 years, Albert. The couple moved to Lausanne, Switzerland, and returned to the United States in 1958, living in the New York area while Albert completed medical training. She moved to Kingston in 1965, where she was involved with Congregation Ahavath Israel, Haddassah, the League of Women Voters, and the Kingston Historical Society. It was also at this time that she began her interest in painting which developed into a passion for the rest of her life. Along with Harriet's strong interest in painting, she also had a talent for photography, which she had learned as a girl from her father, an early photography buff. Harriet studied with a number of Woodstock artists beginning in 1969, including her mentor, Rolph Scarlett. In 1975, she completed a Master of Fine Arts in painting and photography from SUNY New Paltz. She moved to Bearsville in 1986, to immerse herself in the Woodstock arts community. She has had numerous solo exhibitions at museums and galleries in Woodstock, Kingston, New York City, Washington DC, and elsewhere, as well as being represented in many group shows. One project, “100 Portraits of Woodstock Artists” is in the permanent collection of the Samuel Dorsky Museum in New Paltz NY. She was also very proud of her “potholder” woven photographs, one of which won the Karasik Prize from the National Association of Women Artists. In addition to her primary interests, she was also an author, and advocate for the current resurgence of nonobjective geometricwriter, and advocate for the current resurgence of nonobjective painting.

Art On Glass-Gary Vigen “A Dramatic Glow” Signed&Presented In Artist Made Frame

Beautiful Art on glass by Gary Vigen. “A Dramatic Glow” #5454. Work is signed and presented in a hand built frame, usually from the artist, made to reduce light intrusion. This is a glass fired painting that has been kiln fired multiple times. It’s hard to capture the nuances in photos. The glass is slightly wavy/undulating and it draws you in. It’s a beauty. Mr. Vigen’s art was mostly sold through fine art galleries in Breckenridge and Vail, CO. Even his smaller works, have sold for over $400 at these galleries. This art glass is in perfect condition. The frame does have a few minor scratches. Frame size is 10” x 6” x 1.5”. The art glass size is 8.25” x 4.25”. If you have questions or would like more pictures, please let me know.