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Vintage Oil Painting Canvas Style of Edward Potthast Impressionist Beach Scene

A vintage impressionist oil painting on a piece of canvas in the style of Edward Potthast showing a beach scene with several figures in shades of tan and blue. Measures 11″ x 9″. The canvas is wrinkled. Would look great framed under glass. I believe this dates to the 1970’s and it has been executed by a very talented artist. Unsigned. Please view our other auctions.

Painting Scene Of Style L’ Wife Trahie School Italian Romantic Period 19th

Old table, oil on canvas, Italian school dating from the 19th century, around 1840/1850. The work represents a animated genre scene of a man and his lover in a tavern, we see on the left the wife trying desperately to join his love. Nice condition, small shortcomings, well supervised, see photos. Beautiful quality picture. Dimensions out-of-the-sided: 46 cm / 38 cm. With frame: 65 cm / 57 cm. Contact me for more information, foreign buyers welcome.

Painting Antique Oil on Canvas Scene Of Style Portrait Woman Year Crazy 1920

Subject: This is an “academic female nude”, representing a woman seated facing on a bench, a chair or a wooden bench with bars. It is installed on a white drape which falls to the ground. She tackles a short haircut from the Roaring Twenties 1920-1930. Background: The background is treated in a very sober and textured way, in dark and cold tones (gray-blue, metallic gray-green). On the left, an ocher/olive green colored fabric or sheer curtain appears to hang from the back of the seat, providing a subtle touch of color. Artistic movement: The style evokes the painting of the **first half of the 20th century** (possibly the modernist school, the realism of the 1920s or the influence of painters like AndrĂ© Derain or the School of Paris). The shapes are full, generous and sculptural. Color p.

Pair 2 Antique French Dutch School Marine Painting Nautical Ship mid 19th cent

Up for consideration is a fine pair of French or Dutch School Marine paintings. One is signed E…S.t?es…y?g?The painting have been professionally restored that is they have been laid down on canvas. There is some Craquelure finish to both. Upon close examination to the side of the stretcher one can see were the old canvas was and that it has been affixed to the canvas liner. Looks to date from about the mid part of the 19th century or slightly earlier. These have great decorative appeal as they were made to be together…as one can see how the boats compliment each other in the way that they are situated. If you have any questions, concerns or something to share feel free to message me. buyer pays shipping. Please check out my other listings… Best Regards, JohnJohnnyCrystal Est. 1987