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Simon Bull Passion 2006

This painting feels personal, like it was made just for your home, with colors that flow together naturally.

Thomas Kinkade Cobblestone Bridge Twilight Canvas Art 28×42 Framed

The Thomas Kinkade Cobblestone Bridge Twilight Canvas Art is a large, framed painting measuring 28×42 inches. This licensed reproduction from 2001 features a beautiful landscape scene of a cobblestone bridge at twilight. Signed by the artist and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this contemporary piece displays elements of realism, impressionism, folk art, and still life. The painting captures the essence of American culture and is a timeless addition to any art collection, showcasing the distinct style and vision of Thomas Kinkade.

Vintage Large Dutch Still Life Oil Painting Lobster Banquet Gilt Frame 33” X 22”

Beautiful large vintage Dutch-style still life oil painting featuring a richly detailed banquet scene with lobster, wine, fruit, and glassware. The composition is inspired by classic European pronk still lifes, known for their moody lighting and sense of quiet luxury. Hand-painted with visible brush texture and set in an ornate gilt frame, this piece brings a warm, old-world dining aesthetic to any space. Originally sold through Burrison Art Galleries in Philadelphia and dated to 1998, with a handwritten note on the back adding a unique layer of personal history and character. Perfect for a dining room, bar area, or curated interior. Size: 33 x 22.5

Adolph Frederick Kleiminger Western Cowboy Horse Pink Mountains Oil Painting

Adolph Frederick Kleiminger (Massachusetts United States, 1865-1945) Born Chicago, Illinois; died Tucson, Arizona. Addresses: Chicago, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Non Quitt, MA. He studied with John Vanderpoel; H. Martin; Art Students League. He was a member of; Chicago Society of Artists*, Society of Independent Artists*; New Bedford Society of Artists. He exhibited at; New Bedford Art Club, 1912-1916; Armory Show*, 1913; Art Institute of Chicago, 1913-1925; Artists Guild Chicago, annually until 1914; Paris Salon*; Munich; Edinburgh, Scotland; S. Indp A, 1917. He worked at: Old Dartmouth History Society, taught at Art Institute of Chicago; then went to Paris for further study. Was in New Bedford in the early 1900’s, teaching at Swain Free School of Design. He married Frances E.