Rat Gouache Painting Purple Flowers On Textured Paper OOAK Art Rodent Wall Art
A vibrant gouache painting showcasing a rat amidst purple flowers, ideal for animal art enthusiasts or nature-inspired decor. • Handmade original artwork • Painted on textured paper • Signed by artist • Measures approximately 6 x 8 inches Sold Unframed Title is “Wandering Rat” Approximately 6 x 8 inches.
Original Collage Painting on Art Paper. 11×14 Inches. ‘Keep Going’
The painting, created in the year 2025, uses paper collage and acrylic paints, showcasing vibrant colors like blue and orange.
Original Painting. Acrylic on Paper. 8.5×11 Inches. ‘QUICK STUDY: Ochre Haze’
Created in the contemporary period, this unique piece is signed by the artist and is considered a one of a kind collectible. Perfect for art enthusiasts looking to add a touch of originality and creativity to their space.
Emilia Bachelier Contemporary Abstract Painting 8.5×11” Original on Paper
Contemporary Abstract Painting. Acrylic Painting on Paper. Painting’s title is “draw the line”. Painted with acrylic paint and paint brushes.
ACEO/ATC Original Painting Rainy Days 2.5×3.5 on paper by Jess Janisse
Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper. original ACEO/ATC.
Original Watercolor Painting on Paper Bunting Bird in Frame & Signed
Painting is in great condition. Modern art. Nicely done. See pictures. Thanks!
Original Small Impressionist Sunset Landscape Painting Flowers on Paper Unframed
Original Small Impressionist Sunset Landscape Painting Flowers on Paper Unframed
1920s Watercolor on Paper of Antique Ship
Up for auction is a circa 1920s Watercolor on Paper of an antique sailing Vessel. It has been mounted to a thin paper backing. It measures 5 x 5.5 inches
1920s Watercolor on Paper of Antique Ship
Up for auction is a circa 1920s Watercolor on Paper of an antique sailing Vessel. It has been mounted to a thin paper backing. It measures 5 x 5.5 inches
The Sugar Mill watercolor and ink on paper painting by Harry Louis Freund
Freund traveled through the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas and Missouri for months to record the vanishing culture of that area. Freund is said to have sent 100 paintings to Washington DC. Freund’s style sought for emotional impact in the use of dramatic heavy outlines, somber colors, and compositions with strong diagonal axis.