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1800s Original Oil Painting Dark & Moody Water Lilies 36”x12” Unframed

For art collectors who appreciate original pieces, a masterpiece awaits you. This late 1800s original painting features dark and moody water lilies floating just at the water’s surface. This piece measures 36 inches in width and 12 inches in height. This painting is signed in the upper left corner, but the signature is extremely difficult to read, therefore the artist is unknown. The age of this piece has been researched according to the canvas, the stretcher bars, the nails and unique curved mitered edges on the stretcher bars, which appear to be handmade. It appears that this piece was painted in the late 1800s due to these factors. Measurements 36” wide x 12” high Condition: This piece is in very good condition given it’s age. Please view all photos for closeups on the condition. The canvas has curled away from the stretcher bars along the bottom, but this would not show if this piece was framed. Shipping: This will be sent with insurance and signature required, so please choose a shipping address where you will be available to sign for it.

Chinese Watercolor Painting on Silk Flowers Embroidered Stitch Vintage

This product is a vintage Chinese watercolor painting on silk flowers, featuring embroidered stitch details. Created in 1940, this original piece exudes a sense of realism and natural history with a focus on nature and flowers as its subject. The intricate watercolor technique and Chinese style add a unique touch to the medium-sized artwork, making it a timeless and elegant piece for any art collection.

Hobson Pittman Original Pastel Painting Painting Flowers Signed Framed Artwork

Born near Epworth and raised in Tarboro, Pittman began his formal artistic training at the Rouse Art School before continuing his studies at Pennsylvania State University and the Carnegie Institute. Pittman exhibited widely throughout his career at major institutions including the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago.