Harry McCormick 'Am., B.1942' Giclee On Canvas, Fado Performance in a Restaurant

Signed lower right. Exhibition label on verso: Member, National Society of Painters in Casein Annual Exhibition. A colorful modern expressionist street scene with a few figures walki...

A chromogenic color print depicting a quaint shoe shine stand in Mendoza, Argentina with three wooden armchairs with small side tables, flanked by cab...

A fresh Optic Stripe painting by Contemporary Artist William Betts. Signed, dated 2007 and titled on verso. Margaret Thatcher Projects, NYC label on vers...

Signed lower right. Labels on the stretcher, dated 1962. Portrait of three girls dressed in shorts standing on a sidewalk and chatting. The artist is k...

A colorful and dynamic artwork by Laurel Sparks. Signed, dated 2008 and titled "Christmas in July" on the stretcher. A large canvas with large sections in textured white, pale blue a...

Oil on canvas with covered wagons heading west in an open prairie. Signed lower right. Sight measures 23 1/2" wide and 17 1/2" high. Frame measures 27 1/2" wide and 21 1/2" high. ...

Very large Giclee print on canvas of a Monet in giltwood frame.

Title: Liberty head. By: Steve Kaufman. Date: 1990s. A limited edition screen-print on canvas with hand embellishments (in oil). Depicting the head of of the statue of li...

Vintage (20th Century) rectangular giclee print on canvas depicting a heart, mylar balloon with bandaids forming an "x"" in its upper right corner, caught on a tangle of barbed wire ...

Vintage (20th Century) rectangular giclee print on canvas depicting a heart, mylar balloon with bandaids forming an "x"" in its upper right corner, caught on a tangle of barbed wire ...

André Eijberg print on textile, signed lower right framed H: 150 cm W: 90 cm. André Eijberg is a Belgian sculptor and ceramist born in Ixelles (1929 - 2012)

Vintage "A Jewel in the Heavens" giclee on canvas by Alan Bean. Circa 2011, Greenwich Workship, edition 26 of 150 w COA. Astronaut and artist Alan Bean is not only the first artist to paint a world other than our Earth who actually went there, he is the first in history to paint our Earth after viewing it from space. His art’s significance as the original human interpretative record of man’s first off-world experience will only increase in its importance and value over time. Those of us who were lucky enough to be alive during the Apollo program look at Bean’s art and share the stirring of emotion, pride and the sense of awe that we experienced as we lived through the fulfillment of President Kennedy’s challenge. The whole world (the artist’s “fellow earthlings”) can now look up at the moon in the night’s sky and know that human beings were once there looking back at us. “Over the years I changed my profession from NASA astronaut to space artist,” says Alan Bean. “I have created several paintings of earth...