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Vintage Framed Original Impressionist Seascape Watercolor and Ink on Paper

The Vintage ( Circa.1970 ) Framed Original Impressionist Seascape Watercolor and Ink Painting on Paper “BAIA”, Signed and Dated By Artist N.A.ROSA ( Italian, 20th C. ) in Lower Right. It Depicts the Scene in the Morning on the Coast of the Italian Port Town of Baia ( Baiae ), Where Hard-working Boatmen Hoist the Sails of the Sailboat As They Prepare to Set Out For A Day of Fishing. The Painting in Good Condition Shows Toning, Mat Burn and Few Wear on the Frame Consistent with Age. Title: “BAIA” Artist: N.A.ROSA ( Italian, 20th C. ) Time Period: 1970 Medium: Watercolor and Ink on Paper Condition: Good Condition Frame Size: 25-1/4″ By 19″Sight Size: 19-1/4″ By 13″ Available For Domestic Shipping and International Shipping. Thanks.

16” X 13” Framed Matted Watercolor By Pauline Mickle

Lovely watercolor painting by Pauline Mickle. Sold by the Art & Picture Studio in Brick, NJ. Gold frame and double matted. Very well done and frame, mats and painting show no damage. Painting will be wrapped with care for safe shipping and arrival to buyer. Information on the artist found on several websites – Pauline Mickle is the resident artist and art teacher of the Ocean County Artist Guild in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey. She was born in England and came to America at the age of 17. She recently celebrated her 94th birthday.

Vtg Original Oil on Canvas Painting B&W Hong Kong, China Harbor/Junk Boats 17×12

This product is a vintage original oil painting on canvas featuring a black and white depiction of Hong Kong’s China Harbor with junk boats. Measuring 17×12 inches, this medium-sized painting is signed by the artist and is unframed. Produced in the 1960s in Hong Kong, this one-of-a-kind artwork showcases Chinese style and nautical theme, making it a unique and handmade piece of art from the specified time period.

Framed Late 19th Century Oil – Steamer in Rough Seas

The work is unsigned. Sulis Fine Art traces its origins back four generations. Benjamin Diamond opened a picture framing factory in Midtown Manhattan in the early 20th century. Royal Art passed through the family and eventually evolved into Sulis, now run by Benjamin’s grandson Bill, and his son Dan.

19th Century Oil – In Sight of the Lighthouse

The work is unsigned. On canvas. The artwork exhibits signs of wear consistent with age. Fine craquelure is observed throughout the paint surface. Light surface discolouration is present, including yellowing to the varnish layer.