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Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post 1946 Gold Foil Advertising Art Etching

This Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post 1946 “Fixing A Flat The Great Penicillin Mystery” Gold Foil Advertising Art Etching is a stunning piece of artwork that will add a touch of vintage charm to any room. The etching features figures and has a Americana style, making it a perfect piece for collectors of American art. Measuring 16 inches in length and 20 inches in height, this medium-sized gold foil etching is framed in a metal frame and is a limited edition print. The artwork is a unique gold foil art print and is handmade. The etching was created in 1929 in the United States and is a great addition to any art collection.

CAROLE HOSS “Pride Leader” LION GOLD FOIL ART EMBOSSED LITHOGRAPH Signed

This beautiful piece of art by Carole Hoss is titled “Pride Leader” and features a majestic lion in the center of the piece. The lion is made with embossed foil detailing that gives the piece a unique texture. The lithograph is signed by the artist and was produced in the 1980s in California, USA. The piece measures 11.25″ x 15.25″ and is unframed. It is a single-piece work that is handmade and original. The style of the piece is modernism and it is perfect for anyone looking for a unique addition to their art collection.

HUBERT BELLIS 1831-1902 19th Century BELGIAN OIL PAINTING Canvas Gold Foil Frame

LISTED HUBERT BELLIS 1831-1902 BELGIUM “STILL LIFE” OIL PAINTING. BEAUTIFUL IMPRESSIONISM OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS PAINTING IN GOOD CONDITION.  There is an inch long abrasive hole mark on the painting pictured (4 -7). Picture 5 There is a light behind the painting to make the abrasion show. There is a ding/chip to the bottom of the frame picture, at the 2.25in mark of the tape measure (pic 12) PAINTING SIZE:  15 1/2  X 11 1/2 INCH FRAME SIZE:  20 X 16  INCH SHIPPING: USPS Priority. Tracking number will be provided. Josse-Lambert (Hubert) Bellis (Brussels, 6 January 1831 – Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, 16 April 1902) was a Belgian art and decorative painter from the 19th century who mainly painted flowers and still lifes. He was born as the son of Jean Lambert Bellis and Jeanne Marie Possé (or Gossé) and married Ernstine Josephine Haentjens. Bellis studied with François-Joseph Navez from 1846 to 1857 at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels; he was also a pupil of Henri De Coene. Bellis was in the first place decoration painter. Together with his brother Charles-Louis Bellis, he founded a business at the Brandhoutkaai 31 in Brussels in 1857. The following year, a private school for painters arrived at the first floor of the decoration store called “L'Effort”. The day after the carnival Guillaume Vogels, who later gained fame as an art painter, came to work in 1857 as a decorator. He became a student at their painting school, just like Jean Degreef. Bellis traveled a lot at home and abroad in the context of assignments that his studio carried out. In 1883 he undertook a leisure and study trip to Amsterdam in the company of James Ensor and Guillaume Vogels. After 1875 he became known for his realistic still lifes and some portraits. His still lifes show flowers, fruits and many shellfish. His earliest realizations were conventional. As his career progressed, he broke away from the overloaded contrived compositions and painted still-life paintings that gave him a wider reputation: roses, geraniums or chrysanthemums in dirty brown earthenware pots, roses, grapes, oysters and shrimps straight out of the sea on simple dishes, or the waste of a carnival party.