Ferdie Pacheco “Jennifer Lawrence” Oil on Canvas 30″ x 30″
Ferdie Pacheco was born in Tampa, Florida on December 8, 1927 with deep ancestral roots in Spain. Pacheco has the rare ability to transfer these experiences onto canvas through intense color and brushstrokes.
Beautiful Antique FRAME 38″ x 30″, 2 PAINTINGS, American Scene, 30×22 Inside Fr
It’s actually quite nice, but would have to be repaired. The painting is dated 1976 in lower left corner.and the artist signed “CARBALLIDA” on the lower right corner. ITEM BETTER THAN DESCRIBED!”.
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.
Hagan McGee Original Acrylic On Canvas Memory Painting Smock’s Chapel Mission KY
Smock’s Chapel Mission Loretto, KY.
Hagan McGee Original Acrylic On Canvas Memory Painting Church Samuels Ky 4/2001
You will find that the painting creates a calm mood, making your reading nook feel extra cozy and quiet stands out about this painting is how the light seems to glow from within the canvas itself.
Vtg Women In Swimsuit Walking In Water Summer Beach 16×12” Watercolor Painting
This is a watercolor & gouache painting bought from Peter Bruning's estate. There is minor fading but is in good shape for its age. It is labeled on the back. Signed and dated 1991 Titled: The Bather Painting size is approximately 16″ x 12″. Peter Bruning was a Dutch-American artist and academic born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. As a child, he had a passion for drawing and playing the piano, deeply influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduating from Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he pursued a teaching career, completing his doctorate in Germanic studies with minors in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. Bruning's artistic education continued in Amsterdam and later in Bern, Switzerland, and Paris, France, after World War II. In 1950, he moved to the United States as a visiting instructor at Indiana State University, where he met his future wife, Margaret Jones, an art major. His academic career included teaching German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, the University of California Berkeley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University in Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Bruning joined the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, where he taught until his retirement in 1990. Alongside his academic career, he actively pursued his passion for art. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Bruning was captivated by the subtle nuances of color, shape, and the emotional impact of land, sky, and water intersections. He often painted coastal locations such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod, seeking to depict these landscapes and cityscapes from unique, unexpected perspectives. Bruning's work is remembered for its thoughtful exploration of coastal environments, blending his academic insights with his artistic vision to create a distinctive body of work.
Mid Century Abstract Painting Modernism Expressionism 1950’s Non Objective Oil
Samuel CollectionSAVE ME AS YOUR FAVORITE ART AND ANTIQUES DEALEROverview: ORIGINAL OIL ON MASONITE BOARD. DATES 1950’S TO 1960’S . OVERALL IN GOOD SHAPE. IMAGE 10 BY 16 INCHES. FRAMED 16 BY 22 INCHES. FRAME HAS STAINS ON LINEN AND SCUFFS. ( DSR1NR ) Harold WalshOMS at Swain’s Little Gallery, Glendale, LAT, June 10, 1962, page GB 11; in two-person show at Glendale Independent Gallery sponsored by Glendale Art Assn., LAT, July 22, 1962, page GB 2; OMS at Swain’s Little Gallery, Glendale, LAT, February 10, 1963, page GB 7; wins second prize in traditional category at Glendale Art Assn., February membership show, LAT, February 24, 1963, page GB 6; exhibited at Special Invitational, Glendale Art Assn., LAT, March 15, 1964, page R 14; OMS of paintings at Pacific Telephone Co., Glendale, LAT, March 7, 1965, page SG C 8; “Harold Walsh, 79, financial editor of The Times from 1944-61 and a former director of the Los Angeles Press Club and Catholic Press Council of Southern California. An amateur artist who exhibited at many shows for the Los Angeles Municipal Art Department, Walsh left the newspaper to become regional director for research for E. F. Hutton & Co. and later worked for Intercontinental Public Relations Inc., in Glendale, on November 6” per LAT, November 10, 1980, page B 21 Payment:· BUY IT NOW payment is DUE IMMEDIATELYCalifornia residents add 8% state sales taxShipping: THE BUYER AGREES TO THESE TERMS.
1965 Original Marilyn Monroe Drawing/Painting By Andy Warhol (Warhol Estate)
1965 Marilyn Monroe Original piece by Andy Warhol Andy Warhol Estate stamp on reverse as well as a stamp from Philadelphia Museum of Art. Certificate of Authenticity from Art National Gallery Rare original Andy Warhol piece! As is condition. No returns.
Marilyn Monroe Framed Color Pencil Nude Portrait Barn Wood Frame 13×11 VTG AZB
A nice touch is that the medium size works on its own or in a small group.
PAINTINGS ON CANVAS, Original, Various 5″x5″, SIGNED by Artist B. Portela, OOAK
Title: “Abstract Giraffe in Serengeti” Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the Serengeti with this abstract portrayal of a giraffe, blending nature with expressive brushstrokes. The painting captures the majestic and serene essence of the giraffe against a backdrop of swirling colors, evoking the warm hues of the African savanna at sunset. The mix of bold lines and dynamic splashes of orange, yellow, and blue creates a sense of movement and depth, inviting the viewer to experience the wild beauty of nature. Perfect for art lovers who appreciate abstract forms and the beauty of wildlife.