Original Cuban Art Leopoldo Romanach -title : Marina , 24X34in. Oil painting
Original Cuban Art Leopoldo Romanach -title : Marina , 24X34in. Latin American. For more detail message.
Bronze Framed Freeform by Duy Huynh Canvas Artwork (24 in x 34 in Framed Size)
Artist Grade Canvas Stretched on Solid WoodHand Applied Multiple UV Coatings, 30 Day Satisfaction GuaranteeMade to order in USA. Ships in 6 to 8 business daysReady to Hang with Bronze Finished FramingDimensions: 20 in H x 30 in W (Canvas/Image Size), 24 in H x 34 in W x 1.5 in D (Framed Size)Includes: Freeform by Duy Huynh Using the Highest-resolution images and printing directly by the Artist’s publisher ensures that your canvas artwork will be clear, detailed and color accurate to the original. All canvas is interior/sunlight and water-resistant making it virtually archival in durability for lifelong enjoyment. Our natural cotton Canvas will not fade nor yellow over time. Each Canvas is individually prepared, inspected and carefully packaged by our artisans and craftspersons prior to shipment to our customers.
Black Floater-Framed Harlequin Musician by Picasso Canvas Art (34 in x 26 in)
Artist Grade Canvas Gallery-Wrapped Stretched on Double-Wide Solid WoodHand Applied Multiple UV Coatings, 30 Day Satisfaction GuaranteeMade to order in USA. Ships in 7 to 8 business daysReady to Hang with Black Finished Floater-FramingDimensions: 32 in H x 24 in W (Canvas/Image Size), 34 in H x 26 in W x 1.5 in D (Framed Size)Includes: Harlequin Musician by Pablo Picasso Using the Highest-resolution images and printing directly by the Artist’s publisher ensures that your canvas artwork will be clear, detailed and color accurate to the original. All canvas is interior/sunlight and water-resistant making it virtually archival in durability for lifelong enjoyment. Our natural cotton Canvas will not fade nor yellow over time. Each Canvas is individually prepared, inspected and carefully packaged by our artisans and craftspersons prior to shipment to our customers.
Floater-Framed Suspension of Disbelief by Huynh Canvas Giclee Art (34in x 26in)
Artist Grade Canvas Gallery-Wrapped Stretched on Double-Wide Solid WoodHand Applied Multiple UV Coatings, 30 Day Satisfaction GuaranteeMade to order in USA. Ships in 7 to 8 business daysReady to Hang with Black Finished Floater-FramingDimensions: 32 in H x 24 in W (Canvas/Image Size), 34 in H x 26 in W x 1.5 in D (Framed Size)Includes: Suspension of Disbelief by Duy Huynh Using the Highest-resolution images and printing directly by the Artist’s publisher ensures that your canvas artwork will be clear, detailed and color accurate to the original. All canvas is interior/sunlight and water-resistant making it virtually archival in durability for lifelong enjoyment. Our natural cotton Canvas will not fade nor yellow over time. Each Canvas is individually prepared, inspected and carefully packaged by our artisans and craftspersons prior to shipment to our customers.
Charles Warren Eaton (1857-1937) Original Painting 34 X 39 in. Famous Tonalist
Large original oil painting by famous Tonalist Artist Charles Warren Eaton (American 1857-1937). Large painting highlights Tonalist scene of a farmhouse at dusk, with pond in foreground. Eaton’s works are highly sought-after and have sold at important auction houses for very high prices. Note worthy artist is displayed in numerous collections not limited to -Brooklyn Museum of Art, Georgia Museum of Art, the Smithsonian Art Museum, National Academy of Design, the Boston Art Club, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Royal Academy in London, the St. Louis Exposition, the Buenos Aires Exposition, the Paris Gallery of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Carnegie Institute Come in frame appropriate to work. Size: site- 75 x 90 cm (29.75 x 35.5 inches) framed- 86 x 100 cm (34 x 39.5 inches) Condition: . Very nice- The work has been restored, trimmed and stabilized to board. Free domestic or International shipping! I WILL DO LAYAWAYS – JUST ASK 🙂 Returns & exchanges: Returns accepted within 30 days of the purchase of the item. However, the buyer is responsible for shipping the item back to us and that cost will not be refunded. We will refund your money for the item as soon as we receive the item back. Please send the item back to us with tracking. Biography: Charles Warren Eaton (1857 – 1937) A longtime resident of Bloomfield, New Jersey, Charles Warren Eaton was widely known in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries for his tonalist landscapes of New Jersey. Born in Albany, New York, he moved to New York City around 1879 to pursue his goal of becoming an artist. He enrolled in classes at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League where he studied under J. Carroll Beckwith. By the time he was twenty-five, his paintings were accepted for exhibition at the National Academy where renowned English writer, Oscar Wilde, purchased one. Eaton achieved critical success by 1910. He moved to Bloomfield in 1888 and lived there until this death. In 1889, renowned artist, George Inness, from nearby Montclair, New Jersey visited the New York studio of Eaton. He was taken with Eaton’s talent and a close mentoring relationship began, which lasted until Inness’s death in 1894. Early in his career, Eaton became known for his scenes of the setting late afternoon sun and moonlit nocturnes over foreboding landscapes. Frequent trips to Europe resulted in many views painted of Bruges in Belgium, Lake Como, Italy, Holland, and France. He also began to concentrate on the white pine forests of central New England which became the subject matter for some of his most famous paintings. Some of the many institutions and salons where his paintings were exhibited include the National Academy of Design, the Boston Art Club, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Royal Academy in London, the St. Louis Exposition, the Buenos Aires Exposition, the Paris Gallery of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Carnegie Institute. He garnered many medals and awards internationally throughout his long career. Sources: New Hope for American Art, James Alterman Charles Warren Eaton, Montclair Art Museum, 1981 Azumino Jansem museum Powered by ExportYourStore.com
Sancturary 40×34 in. Original oil on linen canvas Ethel Edwards, American
Ethel Edwards $7450 Original oil on linen canvas 40×34 in. Canvas is mounted onto wooden stretcher frame and framed, ready to exhibit Ethel Edwards (1914– 1999) was an American painter, collage artist, illustrator, and muralist. She is known for her New Deal murals. In 1933 she entered Newcomb College in New Orleans where she studied with Xavier Gonzalez. She married Gonzales in 1936 in Alpine, Texas, where he had conducted a summer art colony for several years. They continued the summer art school until 1936 when Xavier took a leave of absence to live in France. Returning to Alpine with her husband in late 1937, Edwards won a national competition to paint a post office mural, Afternoon on a Texas Ranch, for Lampasas, Texas. In 1942 she completed a mural, Life on the Lake for the post office in Lake Providence, Louisiana. During the World War II war years Edwards and Gonzales moved to New York City where they both taught at the Art Students League and she did fashion illustrations for Town & Country and Fortune magazines. From 1942 to 1949, the couple lived in New York City and spent summers at Wellfleet, Massachusetts on Cape Cod. Edwards later taught at the Art Students League of New York and the Truro Center of the ArtsIn 1957 Edwards was the recipient of a MacDowell fellowship. Edwards died on January 24, 1999 in New York City. The Xavier Gonzalez and Ethel Edwards Travel Grant given by The Art Students League of New York was first awarded in 2002; it provides stipends to artists for travel in Spain. Shipping Cost USA FREE 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.
PRINT OF PAINTING PEMBROKE WELSH CORGI RYTA LANDSCAPE MAPLE 5×7 folk art dog 🍁
COME MY LITTLE MAPLE LEAF- Hello, I have avialable a print froman original painting of mine done on 5×7 inch, 100 lb acid free paper titled, “Come, My Little Maple Leaf”. It is signed by myself on the back Please feel free to ask me any questions you may have and thanks so much for having a look, Ryta.
ACEO Colorful exotic Blue Macaw Parrot Bird art Original Watercolor Painting
This ACEO colorful exotic Blue Macaw Parrot Bird art original watercolor painting is a stunning piece that will add a touch of nature and art to any collection. Created by artist Daniela Vasileva, this small (up to 12in.) painting on paper surface showcases a beautiful bird with vibrant colors and intricate details. The painting is signed by the artist and is an original piece, not a licensed reproduction. The Spring Bird painting is perfect for nature lovers and animal enthusiasts, featuring a majestic parrot bird in a realistic style. The painting is unframed and can be personalized, making it a unique and special gift for any art collector. This handmade watercolor painting was created in the United States in 2023 and is sure to be a standout piece in any collection.
ACEO PRINT OF PAINTING RYTA DACHSHUND DOG AT THE BEACH SEASCAPE SUNSET Folk Art
CHASING THE TIDE- Hello, this is a 2.5 x 3.5 inch print titled, “Chasing the Tide” done on 80 lb non gloss paper. It is signed and titled on the back by myself. This piece will make a great addition to your home decor. Please be sure to check out my store for other great decorating ideas. I will combine shipping whenever possible. Thank you, Ryta.
Matt Gonzalez Found Paper Collage 12×9″ San Francisco Abstract Recycled Art SF
“If you live in San Francisco, the chances are that Matt Gonzalez needs little to no introduction. Professionally, he’s the chief attorney at the SF Public Defender’s Office, former president of the SF Board of Supervisors, former mayoral candidate, and running mate of Ralph Nader in the 2008 presidential race. These achievements however are only the tip of the iceberg in his 30 years of involvement, activism, and service in both local and national politics. Somehow on top of all of this Matt also manages to balance being a prolific artist, an avid supporter of the arts, and even an amateur art critic and historian who’s written over 50 articles which can be explored on his website The Matt Gonzalez Reader.” -John Vochatzer, “Studio Visit & Interview with Matt Gonzalez” “I make collage work with found paper. It’s something I’ve been doing seriously for the past two decades.” -Matt Gonzalez