Fred Fredden Goldberg -Daniel in the Lion’s Den -Biblical Illustration 1940s/50s
Offered here is an original story illustration California artist Fred Fredden Goldberg, circa 1940s or 50s. Painting is watercolor on paper board and measures 7 3/4 x 10 1/8 inches. Good condition with light edge wear. Painting is unframed. ———- Fred Fredden Goldberg (1889-1973).
1950s DOGS – COUNT THE ANIMALS ORIGINAL drawing art CHILDREN’S BOOK PAINTING
COUNT THE ANIMALS, 1950’s. ORIGINAL CHILDREN’S BOOK PAINTING ON BOARD. PAINTING is in Good Shape. animation and comic art collectables for over 35 years.
MCM Painting Oil Board By John Smith Figures And Animals Unique Period Art
The John Smith Mid Century Modern Burlap painting features a unique design with 3 figures and 3 horses, perfect for adding a touch of modernism to any space. This oil on board painting is signed by the artist , With a theme centered around animals, events, and people The artist John Smith – the artist was known for placing works in Welton Beckett in banks and buildings – his works are found in California Design Pasadena Art Museum catalog 3 inch original frame Please contact me for shipping costs – an estimate of $150 has been added for shipping. Thank you for looking.
Painting “German Shepherd”. Oil on hardboard. 5×7 inc. Handmade. 2026. Unframed.
Painting “German Shepherd”. Oil on hardboard.
Painting “Storks”. Oil on hardboard. 7×9 inc. Handmade. 2026. Unframed.
Painting “Storks”. Oil on hardboard.
Painting “Cat”. Oil on hardboard. 5×7 inc. Handmade. 2026. Unframed.
Painting “Cat”. Oil on hardboard.
Painting “Tiger Walking on Water”. Oil on hardboard. 5×7 inch. Handmade. 2026.
Painting “Tiger Walking on Water”. Oil on hardboard.
Painting “Flying Swans”. Oil on hardboard. 5×7 inc. Handmade. 2026. Unframed.
Painting “Flying Swans”. Oil on hardboard.
Painting “Elephant”. Oil on hardboard. 5×7 inch. Handmade. 2026. Unframed.
Painting “Elephant”. Oil on hardboard.
Limited Edition Watercolor/Acrylic Painting (15in. x 15in.) [FREE SHIPPING]
Chobe Park Lion is one of the signed and numbered artworks by Bob Coonts where he showed his fascination for animals.