Grand Tour Style Venetian Canal Oil Painting – Signed – Italy – Circa 1950’s
Wide x 18″ (45.7 cm.).
Still Life Framed Oil Painting Circa 1950s
.Description. .Title. Wine and dine .Date. Circa 1940s .Artist.unsigned .Medium. Oil on board. .Frame. wooden slight ornate gold coloured frame. .Size. 38.5 x 33 cm .Size of work including frame.45 x 40 cm .Condition of painting. Good Condition. .Condition of frame. Good a few slight scratches. .Colours may differ slightly due to the light when the photo was taken. .Upon completion of sale the back of the work will be papered/framers tape and wall hanging hooks and wire.
Original 1950s HAIGHT ASHBURY Street San Francisco CaLiFoRnia Painting LISTED!
Circa 1950s Haight Ashbury Victorian House Watercolor Painting by CaLiFoRnia Female Regionalist Marjorie Stevens. By the 1950s, she was painting on a regular basis, exhibiting her watercolors professionally and working as a chiropractor in San Francisco.
N. Novak original oil painting Cottage on the Coast circa 1950’s
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Circa 1950’s Original Oil On Board Mini-Art Work From Europe-Excellent Condition
The condition is excellent considering its age and use- it was hung on the wall for all the past years. Read the information about the piece on the back paper. It is a very nice work of original art.
1950s CaLiFoRnia Landscape Painting Listed Female Regionalist MARJORIE STEVENS!
Circa 1950s Tree in Landscape Watercolor Painting by CaLiFoRnia Female Regionalist Marjorie Stevens. By the 1950s, she was painting on a regular basis, exhibiting her watercolors professionally and working as a chiropractor in San Francisco.
1950s HAIGHT STREET SAN FRANCISCO Painting by Listed Female MARJORIE STEVENS
Circa 1950s “SAN FRANCISCO VICTORIAN” CITYSCAPE Painting by CaLiFoRnia Female Regionalist Marjorie Stevens. By the 1950s, she was painting on a regular basis, exhibiting her watercolors professionally and working as a chiropractor in San Francisco.
Original 1950s PATIO GARDEN San Francisco CaLiFoRnia Painting – MARJORIE STEVENS
Circa 1950s “Potters Patio” Watercolor Painting by CaLiFoRnia Female Regionalist Marjorie Stevens. By the 1950s, she was painting on a regular basis, exhibiting her watercolors professionally and working as a chiropractor in San Francisco.
Beggar outside a Tavern-Corona Cerveza W/C Painting- Circa 1950s-Louis Bosa
This is a 14 by 17 inch Louis Bosa watercolor painting on paper depicting a beggar outside a tavern, under a sign reading, “Cerveza Corona Extra.” It was done around the 1950s by well-listed New York/Pennsylvania artist Louis Bosa (1905-1981). It is unframed. It comes from the estate with the estate stamp on the front right. There is no signature. It will be shipped via UPS or USPS for $18. Born in Codroipo, a small village only a few miles from Venice, Italy in 1905, the son of a stonemason. Bosa emigrated to the U.S. at age 18 after studies at the Accademia della Belle Arti in Venice and became an American citizen. He then studied under John Sloan, of the Ashcan School, at the Art Students League in New York. A distinguished painter, Louis Bosa’s work has been likened to that of artists ranging from Pieter Breughel the Elder to one of his mentors John Sloan and the Ashcan School. His style was, however, distinctively his own. Bosa was a close observer of the human condition. His paintings, which are in all media including primarily oil but also gouache, watercolor, ink, etc, often focus on people and street scenes from his native Italy and New York neighborhoods as well as rural scenes from and around Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Bosa was known to have followed his subjects, making many sketches and mental notes, and combining his observations in the final work to create visionary, whimsical, fantastical images. The subjects of his paintings are highly stylized and expressionistic, and often border on caricature. “People are so funny at times they are sad,” he said: The people in his paintings are accessible and portray human emotion and everyday life, conquering such concepts as mortality, humility and sometimes futility. His work often reveals comedy in the midst of tragedy. Many of his paintings include whimsical images of nuns riding bicycles, monks flying and similar authority figures engaged in mundane activities. He painted the streets and characters of the city, including many of New York. His artist friends included Jackson Pollack, Robert Philipp and Isthak Holtz, to name just a few. He traveled extensively through Europe and often returned to his native Italy. He died in Doylestown, Pa. in 1981.
1950s CaLiFoRnia Scene Watercolor Painting by Listed Female MARJORIE STEVENS
Circa 1950s House in Landscape Watercolor Painting by CaLiFoRnia Female Regionalist Marjorie Stevens. By the 1950s, she was painting on a regular basis, exhibiting her watercolors professionally and working as a chiropractor in San Francisco.