Haitian Art Painting 10″ X 8″ in 11-1/2″ X 13″ Rustic Frame #1
Please review all photos for condition. This product is an original, handmade oil painting featuring a folk art style depiction of a Haitian market scene. The painting measures 10″ x 8″ and comes framed in a rustic 11-1/2″ x 13″ frame. Created by artists in Haiti, this unique piece of art is one of a kind and would make a charming addition to any art collection, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and artistic talent of Haiti.
Original Jorge A Murillo Watercolor Mexican Folk Art Market Fonda Los Pingos
This lively scene depicts a bustling crowd gathered outside a fonda (small restaurant), with hand-lettered signage reading “Fonda – Los Pingos Maloras.”. • Artist: Jorge A. Murillo.
Fortunato Jervoso -Busy Manila City Scene w/ Streetcar & Figures circa 1940s/50s
Offered here is a terrific original painting by Philippine artist Fortunato Jervoso, circa 1940s or ’50s. Painting is oil on canvas and measures ~12 X 16 inches. Includes vintage wood frame with overall size of ~16 x 20 inches. —————- Fortunato Jervoso (1913-2006).
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).
Haitian Market Painting Original Signed Ethnic Folk Art Framed 17×13” Vintage
This vintage Haitian market painting features a unique and original folk art style, depicting a vibrant scene of people and various market items. Measuring 17×13 inches, this acrylic painting on canvas is signed by the artist and framed, making it a one-of-a-kind piece of ethnic art. The handmade artwork captures the essence of Haitian culture and is a stunning addition to any art collection, showcasing the rich history and traditions of the region.
GLADYS EFANTIS EARLY 1949 OLD LOS ANGELES ANTIQUE CLASSIC CARS VINTAGE PAINTING
GLADYS EFANTIS ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR ON PAPER SIGNED AND DATED 1949 BOTTOM LEFT. CONDITION: APPEARS TO HAVE SOME TONING AND FOXING MAINLY AROUND EDGES. FOLD MARK BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER. FRAME HAS MILD WEAR. VISIBLE IMAGE 14.5 BY 21.5 INCHES FRAME 18 1/4 BY 25 1/4 INCHES Gladys Efantis was born July 14, 1918, in Chicago, Illinois. After graduating from J. Sterling Morton High School in Cicero, Illinois she attended art school in Chicago. She was employed as a graphic artist at Merville Studio in Hollywood and freelanced in advertising art for many years. She was recognized with numerous awards for her paintings in Los Angeles.A resident of Lompoc since 1993, Gladys was a member of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women, the Lompoc Valley Art Association and the First United Methodist Church. Shopping Bag Food Stores began in 1930 as a single grocery store on Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles. In 1933, they opened their first supermarket, and in 1954 the company went public.In January 1960, Shopping Bag —with 38 stores at that time— and Vons —with 28 stores— announced their merger, making it the second largest supermarket chain on the West Coast. The merger was challenged by the Federal Trade Commission, and after two lower court victories for Vons, in 1966 the Supreme Court of the United States reversed the decisions and ordered the divestiture.In June 1967, Vons completed the sale of Shopping Bag Food Stores to E.F. MacDonald. This company later bought 31 A&P supermarkets in Los Angeles, converting them to Shopping Bag. In 1972, MacDonald sold the supermarket chain to Fisher Foods, which rebranded the stores as Fazio’s Shopping Bag. In 1978, all stores were sold to Albertsons.