Vintage Frank Serratoni Watercolor Lithograph Street Cable Car In San Francisco
The choice of paper makes the painting feel accessible and warm compared to glass or metal options.
Miguel Galvez -Colorful Philippine Market Scene with Figures circa 1940s/50s
Offered here is a very nice vintage painting by Philipine artist Miguel Galvez, circa 1940s. Painting is oil on board and measures ~12 x 16 inches. The overall framed size is ~16 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches. Condition is very good in original wood framing. Light wear to frame finish. _______________________________________________ Miguel Galvez (1912-1989).
Jaffa Port, 1923 by Reuvin Rubin – Lithograph on Hardboard
Reuven Rubin’s “Jaffa Port, 1923” is a compelling lithograph that captures the essence of a bygone era. This piece, steeped in history, depicts the vibrant and historic region. Originating in Israel, this artist’s captured the city of Jaffa during a more peaceful period in it’s history. His home became a public museum. Will ship flat via USPS Mail.
Original Painting in Watercolor “Pennsylvania Streetcars “ 15″x 11” NOT A PRINT
This is one-of-a-kind Watercolor Original Painting Signed by The Argentinian artist José Melgratti Tittled: “Pennsylvania Streetcars” Hope you enjoy my work! Size: 15 Inch Width x 11 Inch Height. This painting comes signed on the front and signed and dated on the back. Sold without mat or frame. This is what buyers say about my work: “OUTSTANDING ARTIST! Will buy from again!” “Excellent work of art. Thank you so much.” “Lovely and intricate with attention to a lot of detail!! A lot of talent here!” “Incredibly beautiful!!! Watercolor at its best. Truly appreciate your artwork.” “Absolutely delighted–wonderful painting! Thankyou” “Amazing artist, work stunning, excellent customer service, will return again A++” “I love the painting. It is wonderful!” “wonderful artist” “lovely ~ happy to have it” “Absolutely wonderful Thank you” great painting, excellant packing, speedy delivery A+++ “Beautiful painting … better than described. Perfect transaction.” “Tango Moderno is very beautiful and strong. Thank you” “Amazing! Many thanks!! A+++” “love this original artwork more beautiful in person” “great painting, excellant packing, speedy delivery A+++” “A great painting! Shipped fast too! Thank you!” Take in consideration that the picture may not reflect the original colors of the Watercolor painting. Sometimes monitors can change the original colors and make them look different. Some trace of ink can be found on the back, proper of an original work.and is painted on 140 lb cold press watercolor paper. Please feel free to contact me if you have any question before you place a bid. Check out my other items! The painting is protected under copyright laws and may not be reproduced in any manner without written consent from José Melgratti. Please view my other listings for more Original artwork. Thank you for buying directly from artist! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! Payment type: paypal only. Your payment must be received within 3 days from purchase. Contact me prior to the bid if you have any concerns. Please only serious bidders. I also offer combined shipping Please ask for invoice  Thank you for looking!
Vintage Vienna – Seileransse Scene Watercolor Painting Signed Illegible
The matting has a little toning.
1950s SAN FRANCISCO CITYSCAPE by CaLiFoRnia REGIONALIST GEORGE POST – MODERNISM
~ Offers Encouraged ~ Vintage SAN FRANCISCO MODERNIST CITYSCAPE Painting by CaLiFoRnia Regionalist George Post Painting is signed lower middle Painting is in excellent original condition. Measures 15″ x 22″ George Post (1906-1997)… Born: Oakland, CAStudied: California School of Fine Arts (San Francisco), Academie Frochot (Paris)Member: American Watercolor Society, California Water Color Society.George Post was born and raised in Oakland, spent several years in Gold Hill, Nevada, then returned to California to live in San Francisco. In 1921, he received a scholarship to study at the California School of Fine Arts. His teachers were Gottardo Piazzoni, Otis Oldfield, Ray Boynton, Spencer Macky and Constance Macky.By 1930, Post was married and working as a commercial artist, while privately painting watercolors of San Francisco cityscape subjects. Although he received little instruction in watercolor at art school, he became very interested in this medium while viewing a show of outstanding watercolors by Stanley Wood in 1929. After that he became a committed watercolorist, producing works on a daily basis.When California became known as the center of a new movement in watercolor painting, Post had already produced a large body of work and was prepared to do exhibitions at museum and gallery shows. George presented one-man shows at the San Francisco Art Center, San Francisco Museum of Art, Oakland Art Gallery, Sacramento College Art Gallery, California Palace of the Legion of Honor, Sacramento Art Center and in a number of private galleries. His watercolors done for the P.WPA. Art Project were exhibited at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum and a mural he painted in Sonora received positive reviews in the newspaper. As a member of the California Group, George Post’s works traveled in shows throughout America.Post’s watercolors, particularly the geometric abstractionist works done after the war, were well received in art circles throughout California. His style was modern enough to be exhibited in the progressive art shows and representational enough to be included in more conservative ones. His goals were to capture the essence of design and feeling offered by the subject, rather than to produce a realistic picture of the scene. Although many of his watercolors look deceptively simple, they are masterfully composed, spontaneously painted, and have a creative use of shadow and light to establish a definite mood.In addition to his painting career, Post also taught art for many years, in 1947, he was offered a job teaching at the California College of Arts and Crafts that only required him to teach two days per week. In the summers, he taught at the Brandt-Dike Summer School of Painting. When they closed the school, he taught summers for the T.H. Hewett Watercolor Workshops at various locations around the world. In 1991, a book titled George Post, which documents his life and art, was published by Hillcrest Press, Inc. FREE SHIPPING to buyers within the Continental United States(PO Box address may be subject to a surcharge) Returns are accepted but buyer will be charged a 25% restocking fee…no exceptions.ALL PAINTINGS sold by CalART.com are GUARANTEED ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC AND AS DESCRIBED Thank You & Best wishes 🙂 CalART.com has been buying and selling Original California & American Paintings through eBay since 1997!
Black Floater-Framed Red Rain by Stefano Corso Canvas Giclee Art (38 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: 36 in H x 24 in W (Canvas/Image Size), 38 in H x 26 in W x 1.5 in D (Framed Size)Includes: Red Rain by Stefano Corso 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.
Framed 30”x 26” Original Painting on Canvas-Charles Parker-Carousel in the Park
Framed 30”x 26” Original Painting on Canvas-Charles Parker-Carousel in the Park. In excellent condition overall- some scratches and chips on frame. No damage on canvas. Please see pics 30”x 26” framed, 24”x 20” unframed
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
LaRue 1961 “Park And And Cityscape” Oil Painting – Signed And Framed
This is an oil on canvas board painting of “A Park And Cityscape Scene”.