Beatrice Ash -Rural Northwest River View w/ Smoke House circa 1950s -WA? Alaska?
Offered here is a very nice northwest landscape by California artist Beatrice Ash, circa mid 20th century. Painting is oil on canvas board. Painting is unsigned but bears estate label verso. The painting size is 24 x 30 inches and the overall framed size is ~30 1/2 x 36 1/2 inches. This painting is in very good, clean condition with bright color and vintage wood framing. Location is not identified but appears to be in the American northwest, and possibly Alaska. The conical, shingled structure, I assume to be some kind of smoke house for fish. Painting has wonderful rich color and looks to be an early morning view. —————————————— Beatrice Ash (1900-1968) Beatrice Ash -Rural Northwest River View w/ Smoke House circa 1950s -WA? Alaska? Click image to enlarge Description Offered here is a very nice northwest landscape by California artist Beatrice Ash, circa mid 20th century. Painting is oil on canvas board. Painting is unsigned but bears estate label verso. The painting size is 24 x 30 inches and the overall framed size is ~30 1/2 x 36 1/2 inches. This painting is in very good, clean condition with bright color and vintage wood framing. Location is not identified but appears to be in the American northwest, and possibly Alaska. The conical, shingled structure, I assume to be some kind of smoke house for fish. Painting has wonderful rich color and looks to be an early morning view. —————————————— Beatrice Ash (1900-1968) Born in California on July 13, 1900. Beatrice married Elbert Ash and settled in Alameda, CA in 1940. She died there on May 23, 1968. Member: Society of Western Artists; Oakland Art Association; Hayward Art Association. Edan Hughes, “Artists in California, 1786-1940”. Get images that make Supersized seem small.Showcase your items with Auctiva’s Listing Templates! THE simple solution for eBay sellers.
Alberto Cecconi (Italian), VTG c 1940’s Genre Scene O/C “Playing Piano”, Signed!
Alberto Cecconi (1897–1971/1973), a Florentine painter, primarily painted genre scenes, landscapes, and portraits in an impressionist and modern style. He often depicted lively, detailed scenes of daily life, such as interior scenes with people.
Marilyn Powers American Boston Expressionist Oil on Canvas Signed Listed 1972
Marilyn Powers was the wife of the artist Jason Berger. It is signed by the artist and dated 1972 see photo.