Man, Shovel, Log. Original Oil Painting, Texas Landscape Art, USA, Rhome
Man, Shovel, Log. Original Oil Painting on Canvas, Texas Landscape Art, United States of America, Signed by the Artist, Rhome. This Texas Landscape, inspired by a hot day of work, is full of vivid color, beautiful rhythms, and rich harmonies. The composition draws attention to a man resting on a pail near a shovel and a pile of dirt. Distant trees fade into the blue background on the horizon. Special attention was given to the color of the man’s clothing and boots. Framed Art. This painting comes with a simple and sturdy wooden frame. The canvas is 16 inches by 20 inches. Paintings will usually be shipped in 3 to 5 days from the date of purchase.
Oil Painting-Coryell County Courthouse-Gatesville, TX-Texas Artist-Very Detailed
up for your consideration is a well executed oil painting on canvas by Texas artist Maude Waters. Ms. Watered, self taught, painted a series of Texas county courthouses in 1981/1982. Her detail and color in this painting is quite amazing. She was in her 80’s when she painted the series. The painting is in excellent condition with no paint loss or noticeable wear. the beautiful gold frame is also in excellent condition. The framed painting is 26” x 22”…while the painting alone is 20” x 16”. Please view our other courthouse paintings and our other items. Thanks.
Walhalla Cattle Guard, Original Oil Painting, Texas Landscape Art, USA, Rhome
Walhalla Cattle Guard, Original Oil Painting, Texas Landscape Art, USA, Signed by the Artist, Rhome. This Texas Landscape is inspired by the entrance to a country farmhouse. It is common to find cattle guards (metal grids that prevent cattle from wandering where they don’t belong) at the entrance to fenced off properties in Texas. This is represented by a single painted line at the intersection of the road and fences. The painting abounds with earth tones and natural harmonies. The composition focuses on the entrance, shaded by large trees. Several hay bales rest behind the left fence. Special attention was given to the shading of the trees. Framed Art. This painting comes with a simple and sturdy wooden frame. The canvas is 16 inches by 20 inches. Paintings will usually be shipped in 3 to 5 days from the date of purchase.
Native American Arrowhead 3×5 in. Oil on gessobord archival panel Hall Groat Sr.
HALL GROAT SR. Arrowhead$90 Oil on panel| 5″x3″ USA Free International $23.95 This original oil on panel painting of a Native American arrowhead. Terms of Sale The painting will be shipped once payment has cleared and will be carefully packaged. My recent museum catalog will be included! If you do not like the painting feel free to return within 30 days for a full refund. Hall Groat Sr. Biography, American ImpressionistLearn about the life and career of this important American Impressionist painter, living and working in Central New York.Hall Groat Sr, an American Impressionist painter is a native of Syracuse, New York, where he studied painting; worked towards his Master of Fines Arts degree and began his life long career as an artist. Groat has dedicated his entire full-time professional career, spanning over forty years, to pursuing his passion for art. The Berkshire Museum was the first of several museums worldwide to acquire a major Groat work. The Museum purchased the prize winner, Megalopolis, one of the largest of Groat’s railroad paintings. This is where the late Norman Rockwell first discovered him and invited the then twenty-nine year old to dinner in the Berkshires.The United Nations awarded Groat with the honor of having a series of paintings for their stamp reproduction. The series of ten paintings is in the permanent collections of United Nations Philatelic Museum in Geneva, Switzerland. In addition, Groat’s paintings are included in the collections of notables such as President Jimmy Carter, the late Jacob Javits, Henry Kissinger, Fred Perry, Sir Michael Tippett, Christopher Keane, and the late Arthur Fiedler. Ambassadors among countless others have also invested in his work.In recent years, Groat has turned his attention to the corporate world with emphasis on banks, churches, brokerage houses, and insurance companies. His work is included in numerous corporate collections throughout the world today. Clement Greenberg, one of the nation’s foremost art critics, once stated that “Hall Groat was an artist who could make it” and he was proven correct.EDUCATION:1959 Syracuse University, School of Art, BFA1962 Syracuse University Graduate School of Art, Studied with Josef Albers, Yale University ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS:2003 Oxford Gallery, Rochester, NY2001 Oxford Gallery, Rochester, NY1997 Oxford Gallery, Rochester, NY1993 Two Generations of Painting, Olin Fine Arts Center, Washington & Jefferson, College,Washington, PA1992 John H. Mulroy Civic Center, Syracuse, NY1987 Left Bank Gallery, Wellfleet, MA1986 Kendall Art Gallery, Wellfleet, MA1985 Arlene Mc Daniels Gallery, Simsbury, CT1983 LeMoyne College Art Gallery, Syracuse, NY1975 SUNY Morrisville, Morrisville, NY1973 Wellfleet Art Gallery, Wellfleet, MA1971 Main Street Gallery, Wilkes Barre, PA1970 Sarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FL1969 Janet Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA1968 Longboat Key Art Center, L.K., FL1967 Beau Arts Gallery, Sarasota, FL1966 Roberson Center, Binghamton, NY1962 Berskshire Museum, Pittsfield, MAPUBLIC COLLECTIONS:Syracuse UniversityUnited Nations Philatelic Museum, Palais des, Geneva, SwitzerlandBerkshire Museum of ArtPaine-Webber CorporationFirst National BankChemical BankNorstar BankKey BankDeliote HaskinsHartford National BankEmhart CorporationMerrill LynchBristol-Myers-SquibbSyracuse ChinaSecurity MutualMutual of New York InsuranceBond Shoeneck & King Law FirmPRIVATE COLLECTIONS:Jimmy Carter (former U.S. President)John KennedyHenry KissingerSenator Tarky LombardiEmilo PucciSenator LeverneFred Perry LECTURES / DEMONSTRATIONS:Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MACooperstown Art Association, Cooperstown, NYSherburne Art Society, Sherburne, NYEverson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NYOnieda Library, Onieda, NYTemple Adath Yeshurun, Syracuse, NYJewish Community Center, Syracuse, NYBaldwinsville Art Guild, Baldwinsville, NYThousand Islands Art Association, Clayton, NYElmira Art Association, Elmira, NYGeneva Art Association, Geneva, NYMasonic Temple/Philo Lodge, Syracuse, NYRotary Club of SyracuseSavannah College of Art & Design, Savannah, GASyracuse SymphonyOnondaga Public LibraryMURALS:John H. Mulroy Onondaga County Civic CenterSaint James Church, Syracuse, NYRepublic of Korea (Naval)General Electric Co., Pittsfield, MA (Admirals Gate)Johnstown, NY, Public AuditoriumFay Drug Co., Syracuse, NYSUNY Morrisville LibraryTher Merrill Center, Merrill Trust Company, Bangor, MEBank of America(Formerly Norstar Bank and Syracuse Savings Bank, Syracuse, NY.Building included in National Register of Historic Landmarks)Skaneateles Savings Bank, Skaneateles, NYMiller Brewing Company, Fulton, NYBristol-Myers Squibb, Dewitt, NYSt. John The Evangelist Church, Syracuse, NYSt. Elizabeth Anne Seton Church, Clay, NYMONY Tower II, Syracuse, NYBlue Cross/Blue Shield, Syracuse, NYNorth Medical Center, Syracuse, NYEXHIBITIONS / AWARDS:United Nations, NYC, Philatelic Award, 1973Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OhioAvenue Art Gallery National Small Works Painting Exhibition, Endicott, NYEverson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NYRochester-Finger Lakes, Rochester, NYMunson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Utica, NYCooperstown Art Association, Cooperstown, NY, Frederick A. Godley AwardMemorial, Prize/CAA Purchase AwardSpringfield National, Springfield, MANew York State Fair, Syracuse, NYSarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FLPittsfield Art League, Pittsfield, MA, Best In ShowAssociated Artists of Syracuse, Best In Show & Gordon Steele Memorial AwardMedal, One-man Show AwardWilliams College, Williamsville, MACentral New York Art Open, First PrizeState of the Arts, Boston, MA JUROR:Sarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FL, Abstract & Non-Objective Show, 1973Chittenango Art League, Chittenango, NYCamillus Art Association, Camillus, NY, 1973, 1978WCNY-TV (Channel 24), TEL AUC Artists of NYCManlius, NY, Annual Art ExhibitionNational Exhibition, Ellsworth Gallery, Simsbury, CT, 1979Associated Artists of Syracuse, 1980Tioga Art Association, Owego, NYPUBLICATIONS:National Society of Mural PaintersWho’s Who In American ArtWho’s Who In The EastInternational Biographies, London, EnglandSarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FLSecretariat News, United NationsWorld Federation of United Nations Associations, ten, First Day of Issuecover painting, (Pablo Picasso 90th birthday commemorative design)WCNY Public Television, documentary film, Hall Groat, A Man and His ArtEDUCATION:1959 Syracuse University, School of Art, BFA1962 Syracuse University Graduate School of ArtStudied with Josef Albers, Yale University ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS:2003 Oxford Gallery, Rochester, NY2001 Oxford Gallery, Rochester, NY1997 Oxford Gallery, Rochester, NY1993 Two Generations of Painting, Olin Fine Arts Center, Washington & Jefferson, College, Washington, PA1992 John H. Mulroy Civic Center, Syracuse, NY1987 Left Bank Gallery, Wellfleet, MA1986 Kendall Art Gallery, Wellfleet, MA1985 Arlene Mc Daniels Gallery, Simsbury, CT1983 LeMoyne College Art Gallery, Syracuse, NY1975 SUNY Morrisville, Morrisville, NY1973 Wellfleet Art Gallery, Wellfleet, MA1971 Main Street Gallery, Wilkes Barre, PA1970 Sarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FL1969 Janet Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA1968 Longboat Key Art Center, L.K., FL1967 Beau Arts Gallery, Sarasota, FL1966 Roberson Center, Binghamton, NY1962 Berskshire Museum, Pittsfield, MAPUBLIC COLLECTIONS:Syracuse UniversityUnited Nations Philatelic Museum, Palais des, Geneva, SwitzerlandBerkshire Museum of ArtPaine-Webber CorporationFirst National BankChemical BankNorstar BankKey BankDeliote HaskinsHartford National BankEmhart CorporationMerrill LynchBristol-Myers-SquibbSyracuse ChinaSecurity MutualMutual of New York InsuranceBond Shoeneck & King Law FirmPRIVATE COLLECTIONS:Jimmy Carter (former U.S. President)John KennedyHenry KissingerSenator Tarky LombardiEmilo PucciSenator LeverneFred Perry LECTURES / DEMONSTRATIONS:Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MACooperstown Art Association, Cooperstown, NYSherburne Art Society, Sherburne, NYEverson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NYOnieda Library, Onieda, NYTemple Adath Yeshurun, Syracuse, NYJewish Community Center, Syracuse, NYBaldwinsville Art Guild, Baldwinsville, NYThousand Islands Art Association, Clayton, NYElmira Art Association, Elmira, NYGeneva Art Association, Geneva, NYMasonic Temple/Philo Lodge, Syracuse, NYRotary Club of SyracuseSavannah College of Art & Design, Savannah, GASyracuse SymphonyOnondaga Public LibraryMURALS:John H. Mulroy Onondaga County Civic CenterSaint James Church, Syracuse, NYRepublic of Korea (Naval)General Electric Co., Pittsfield, MA (Admirals Gate)Johnstown, NY, Public AuditoriumFay Drug Co., Syracuse, NYSUNY Morrisville LibraryTher Merrill Center, Merrill Trust Company, Bangor, MEBank of America (Formerly Norstar Bank and Syracuse Savings Bank, Syracuse, NYSkaneateles Savings Bank, Skaneateles, NYMiller Brewing Company, Fulton, NYBristol-Myers Squibb, Dewitt, NYSt. John The Evangelist Church, Syracuse, NYSt. Elizabeth Anne Seton Church, Clay, NYMONY Tower II, Syracuse, NYBlue Cross/Blue Shield, Syracuse, NYNorth Medical Center, Syracuse, NYEXHIBITIONS / AWARDS:United Nations, NYC, Philatelic Award, 1973Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OhioAvenue Art Gallery National Small Works Painting Exhibition, Endicott, NYEverson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NYRochester-Finger Lakes, Rochester, NYMunson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Utica, NYCooperstown Art Association, Cooperstown, NY, Frederick A. Godley AwardMemorial, Prize/CAA Purchase AwardSpringfield National, Springfield, MANew York State Fair, Syracuse, NYSarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FLPittsfield Art League, Pittsfield, MA, Best In ShowAssociated Artists of Syracuse, Best In Show & Gordon Steele Memorial AwardMedal, One-man Show AwardWilliams College, Williamsville, MACentral New York Art Open, First PrizeState of the Arts, Boston, MA JUROR:Sarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FL, Abstract & Non-Objective Show, 1973Chittenango Art League, Chittenango, NYCamillus Art Association, Camillus, NY, 1973, 1978WCNY-TV (Channel 24), TEL AUC Artists of NYCManlius, NY, Annual Art ExhibitionNational Exhibition, Ellsworth Gallery, Simsbury, CT, 1979Associated Artists of Syracuse, 1980Tioga Art Association, Owego, NYPUBLICATIONS:National Society of Mural PaintersWho’s Who In American ArtWho’s Who In The EastInternational Biographies, London, EnglandSarasota Art Association, Sarasota, FLSecretariat News, United NationsWorld Federation of United Nations Associations, ten, First Day of Issuecover painting, (Pablo Picasso 90th birthday commemorative design)WCNY Public Television, documentary film, Hall Groat, A Man and His Art _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ American Impressionist: Hall Groat Sr.By Jim Hall, Art Critic, Rochester, New YorkAlways self-confident, Groat’s brushwork has become even bolder and more assertive. In many of the works presented, we find the paint is applied in broad strokes or highly apparent daubs and drips, heightening our sense of disparity between the creative energy of the artist and the refined sophistication of the image. The surface of these paintings is thicker, with the addition of sand and occasionally collage to the medium, so that lines are inscribed into the surface as often as painted upon it. The hallmark of Groat’s style remains his uncanny ability to organize compositions through color. But those who recall the soft, brooding landscapes of the past will find here a warmer, more vibrant palette, with more strident contrasts of both hue and value. So, too, has the ambient light of earlier landscapes become more focused and dramatic. In paintings like Monhegan Surf, the light which illuminates the landscape has become the subject of the painting. “Groat’s depiction often treads a fine line between realism and abstraction. Objects or entire scenes come into our presence with the force of belated recognition.”The Self-representing ArtistBy Hall Groat Sr.Forty years of dragging art to galleries from Cape Cod to Sarasota and struggling to make a living have come to an end. The way artists have had to work with galleries as middlemen was a big disaster.Most artists have had to put their art on consignment while the galleries keep hiking up their commissions. Freedom for artists has come by way of cyberspace and a new breed of self-representing artists are enjoying what is rightfully theirs–direct contact with their customers. We are now the deal makers and can reap the profits without working through an established gallery.No longer is there a need for a critic to nod approval to a young artist who dreads what a bad review can do to his career. The artist is in the driver’s seat now and galleries as we know them are dying on the vine. each year there are fewer of these antiquated establishments in business. Art lovers can now enjoy the luxury of attending an opening on-line and meet the artist through his podcast or personal on line store or any number of innovating ideas.
Pamela Wilhelm Watercolor 4X6 Original Art In 5”x7” Mat Yellow Grey Floral
This is a beautiful 4×6 original watercolor painting by Pamela Wilhelm, featuring whimsical floral designs in yellow and grey tones, is matted in a 5×7 inch mat and made from high-quality cotton paper. This contemporary art piece is perfect for art collectors or as a decorative addition to any living space. The painting is an original and licensed reproduction and has been created using unique production techniques to achieve the beautiful watercolor and gold ink effect.
Framed Art-Isaiah 53:5 Replica In Hebrew (16.5″ x 16.5″) (#21162)
Replica of Isaiah 53 from the Qumran Scroll written in Hebrew, framed in wood 18 inches by 15 inches. God’s Outlet Our eBay Store About Us Contact Us –> Add to Favorite Sellers Framed Art-Isaiah 53:5 Replica In Hebrew (16.5″ x 16.5″) (#21162) Replica of Isaiah 53 from the Qumran Scroll written in Hebrew, framed in wood 18 inches by 15 inches. Product Details –> Color Height Length UPC –> Thank you for shopping with God’s Outlet!
5″ X 7″ Hand Painting In Oil On Pipal Tree Leaf In 8″ x 9.5″ Frame.
5″ X 7″ Hand Painting In Oil On Pipal Tree Leaf In Frame. It’s in a 8″ x 9.5″ frame. The painting is nice. There is dome dust behind the glass frame. I’m not messing with it. I’m not experienced enough to tackle that. No original box.
beautiful waterfall mountain Scenery 100% quality Canvas Print wall home Decor
Aussie Sign Studio Quality Home Decor canvas print Make an impact on your wall. International Buyers – The postage cost is wrong for the A4 prints, the postage cost is $4, after your purchase please allow us to change your invoice for you to reflect the lower cost before paying. Made in Australia Comes ready to Framedframed and unframed It is printed on real 100 % cotton (400gsm) canvasWe use HP 6 colour printers all canvas are UV coated Durability is more than 100 years (indoor) High resolution inks A4 (210 x 297 mm). Perfect to place into any of the widely and cheaply available framesPlease Read All other items send to you in a mailing tube Please be aware this print is not suitable for stretching over a frame like a painting there is not enough canvas to go around the frame. Also – this is a PRINT only, it does not come on/in a frame already. A3 (420 x 297 mm – 16.5 x 11.7 in) . Also – this is a PRINT only, it does not come on/in a frame already. A1 (841 x 594 mm – 33.1 x 23.4 in) – The perfect size to wrap around a 20×30 inch wooden frame to have the image go all the way around. (Gallery Wrap). It comes with Mirror/Gallery Wrapped, can be viewed from any angle this is a PRINT only, it does not come on/in a frame already. A0 (841 x 1189 mm – 33.1 x 46.8 in) – The LARGE poster size The perfect size to wrap around a 20×30 inch wooden frame to have the image go all the way around. (Gallery Wrap). It comes with Mirror/Gallery Wrapped, can be viewed from any angle this is a PRINT only, it does not come on/in a frame already. AND WE ARE PROFESSIONAL FOR THE WRAP CANVAS PLEASE IF YOU WANT CANVAS WITH FRAMED AND WRAP CONTACT US!! Made in AustraliaPrinted using advanced latex printing technology.Premium poly blend 360 GSM canvas..Coated for protection against UV light and dust damage.Guaranteed against fading and warping for 20 years.If you want more bigger size please contact us !!!! International Buyers – The postage cost is wrong for the A4 prints, the postage cost is $4, after your purchase please allow us to change your invoice for you to reflect the lower cost before paying. Canvas has a texture and a feel all of its own, please be aware this picture will not be as sharp as your computer screen due to this fact, the colours may be slightly different to what you see on your screen also, each computer monitor is different. Terms of Sale PAYMENT We accept payment through PayPal And Bank Deposit. Shipping & Fees Shipping will be arranged within 24 hours once the payment is verified. Items will be sent to the buyer’s PayPal address unless other address is specifically requested. Insurance / express post / register post can be arranged on request for additional charges. RETURN We are not responsible for any damages or losses incurred in transit, however if the item is not as described, please contact us immediately. Exchange or refund (net of postage) is valid within 14 days upon receipt of consignment. Contact Us We guarantee 100% customer satisfaction. If your item is not as described or faulty when you receive it we will replace it for you with no additional charge. We guarantee that our products are brand new, official and first-class quality. Please contact us with any comments, You can contact us by leaving us an eBay message, or email us. We will reply you ASAP. If no response within 24 Hours, please check the spam in your mail box. We greatly appreciate your POSITIVE feedback. Please do NOT leave negative feedback without asking for help. Our aim is to provide Top Level Customer Service, normally so we will try our best to solve any problem. Track Page Views WithAuctiva’s FREE Counter
The Salvation of Placidus by Saint Benedict, 1856 | Little Old Master…
The Salvation of Placidus by Saint Benedict, 1856 | Small Old Master Painting The Salvation of Placidus by Saint Benedict, 1856 | Small Old Master Painting The painting presumably depicts a scene from the life of Benedict of Nursia, specifically the rescue of little Placidus. This story comes from the legends about the life of Saint Benedict, who is considered the founder of the Benedictine Order. According to legend, Placidus was a young monk who was admitted to the monastery by Benedict as a child. One day, while fetching water, Placidus fell into a lake or river and threatened to drown. Realizing by divine inspiration that Placidus was in danger, Benedict, who was in the monastery, sent Maurus, another monk, to save him. Maurus rushed to the water, and miraculously he was able to walk across the water and rescue Placidus. The painting most likely depicts Benedict of Nursia (sitting in the middle), Maurus (left), and Placidus (in the water). The angels in heaven may symbolize the divine assistance and spiritual character of the event. Return: All items can be returned within 14 days with no quibble. Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs. Pictures: All photos were taken primarily under daylight to give a sense of what the object looks like in a normally exposed room. You may find more photos at different brightnesses to show the ratio of the object’s appearance to different lighting conditions. Condition: Item has signs of age. Ask for safety before purchasing. In paintings, the frames are mostly bumped and are not part of the actual listing. Outer packaging also shows age related marks. Drawings and works on paper mostly have cracks, creases or mildew stains. If you are unsure due to the photos, please feel free to message. The item is subject to differential taxation. Sales tax included in the purchase price is not shown separately on the invoice.
HAFLINGERS “Well Let’s Go” by artist BETS Framed Acrylic on 18″ X 24″Canvas GIFT
I was one of the artists at the ARTS IN THE PARK at The Kentucky Horse Park in 1992. I saw the Haflingers all hitched up and thought they were adorable, thus, this painting. Sort of ironic,since I later got into the harness brasses from England- you will see many if you check out my ebay store. This is titled “WELL LET’S GO” and there are two small brass nameplates top and bottom. This painting was on display in Kentucky and then came back to me. I had it hung for a while and then in storage. It is time for it to find a permanent home. After my son Mike passed away in 2003 I gave a lot of thought to my signature. I decided to go back to BETS and put 4MIKE hidden in each of my paintings. I will sign the back that way, but the front is signed as I did in 1992 – Betsy Klieger-Linamen. This is framed in a wonderful marble look deep hunter green. The painting is acrylic. I apologize for some of the reflection, this was a bit hard to shoot. Thanks for looking 🙂 The canvas is 18″ X 24″, the frame is 2″ wide all around, so total size of 22″ X 28″. I will combine shipping. Thanks so much for looking 🙂 4MIKE 🙂