Martin Baer

"Les Chleux" Figurative Warm Tonal Painting

1939

Great early Lowell Collins cubist neutral toned still life on canvas. Placed in a thin, black frame. Signed and titled by artist. Artist Biography: Born in San Antonio but raised i...

Deep tonal cubist style painting of the Crucifixion of Christ. Like traditional Crucifixion imagery, there are two figures on either side ...

Impressionist portrait of Rousseau framed with plants and animals seen in his jungle scenes. The artist palette is a separate sheet attached to the surface of the canvas. The canvas is signed by the artist in the bottom corner. It is framed in a wooden frame. Dimensions without Frame: H 50 in x W 38 in. Artist Biography: Ivel Weihmiller was born in Argentina in 1954. Although she studied psychology from 1972 - 1974, she maintained a steady interest in art. Her first exhibits were in Argentina in 1973. Ms. Weihmiller, together with the Argentinan artist Jorge Orta, founded the art gallery 'Il Duomo' in 1974 at the city of Rosario. In March 1975, Ms. Weihiller visited the United States and Canada for the first time. She moved to Washington DC in 1976, at which time she had her first show in this country. Ms. Weihmiller has had individual and group shows in Argentina, Mexico and the Untied States, and has participated in the Wash Art '78 and the Art Expo '79. One Woman Shows 1980 Galeria Palatina, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1976 Galeria La Muestra, Argentina & Galeria Kass, Rosario, Argentina 1975 Galeria Cafe y Arte, Mexico City, Mexico Galeria Cafe y Arte, Mazatlan, Mexico Galeria Cafe y Arte, Monterrey, Mexico Galeria Cafe y Arte, Guadalajara, Mexico Galeria El Pabellon, Mexico City, Mexico 1975 Galeria Santa Rosa, Argentina Galeria La Pampa, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1974 Bariloche Center, Neuquen, Argentina Galeria 'Il Duomo', Rosario Argentina 1973 Galeria Kass, Rosario, Argentina & Galeria Canal 10, Mar del Plata, Argentina Group Shows 1979 Galeria Genesis, Rosario, Argentina 1978 Wash Art '78, Washington DC, USA 1976 Union Club, Washington DC, USA 1975 Museo Sivori, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1974 Salon de Poesia Illustrada, Mar del Plata, Argentina 1973 Centro Cultural Genreal San Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina Museo Municipal de Belles Artes "Juan B...

Large still life painting of a mannequin placed in front of a window. The canvas is signed, titled, and dated by the artist on the back and the bottom corner. The work is framed in a...

Untitled red figurative abstract painting with various nude figures holding various objects by Portland, Oregon artist Brendan McKeon. The canvas is not currently framed.

Bright and colorful abstract figurative painting incorporating a variety of characters including a devil, angel, frog, cat, and rooster. Signed and dated on the back by the artist.

Nico Amortegui, a talented Cuban graffiti artist, creates captivating original artworks on canvas in the figurative cubism style. His large-scale painti...

This is a one of a kind acrylic on canvas biomorphic cubist painting by San Diego artist, Alexander Arshansky. A certificate of authenticity will follow delivery. This style could b...

One of a kind biomorphic cubist painting by San Diego artist, Alexander Arshansky. This painting is acrylic on canvas. A certificate of authenticity will follow delivery. This style...

Original one of a kind Double sided Four Screens signed Mikel Dalbret This can be separated and displayed alone Mikel Dalbret was born in Tunisia 1941 living and painting in the Pay...

In 2024, Grégoire Mathias chose to create a series of paintings representing the 9 muses of Antiquity. This is the very first in the series. His style is closer to the cubism of the ...

"Ray of Hope" presents a compelling visual narrative that captures the viewer's attention with its elegant simplicity and emotive composition. The central focus is a lady, her eyes fixed on an unseen point, her hands gently supporting her face, and her flowing braided hair cascading down her shoulders. The artist skillfully employs light and shadow to accentuate the contours of her face, creating an ethereal glow that emanates from her serene expression. The painting's colors, a delicate blend of cool and warm tones, add a sense of depth and richness, further enhancing the artwork's emotional impact. The lady's introspective pose and piercing gaze offer a profound glimpse into the human experience. With her hands gently cradling her face, she exudes a sense of vulnerability and introspection, as if lost in her own thoughts and dreams. The flowing braided hair adds an element of timelessness and femininity, while also symbolizing the fluidity and interconnectedness of one's hopes and aspirations. "Ray of Hope" serves as a reminder that within the depths of contemplation, a spark of optimism and resilience can emerge, guiding individuals toward a brighter future. "Ray of Hope" finds its place within John Alogi's wider body of work, the "Dreams and Reality" series. This series explores the intersection between the subconscious and conscious mind, delving into the depths of human emotions, dreams, and aspirations. Each artwork within this collection invites viewers to question the boundaries between reality and imagination, offering glimpses into alternate worlds and unseen narratives. Alogi's unique ability to blend symbolism with evocative imagery gives birth to visual masterpieces that resonate with viewers on both intellectual and emotional levels. Alogi's artistic style is characterized by a delicate balance between realism and poetic abstraction. His meticulous attention to detail, particularly in capturing facial expressions and the intricacies of hair, results in a stunning portrayal of human emotion. The artist's use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and luminosity that brings his subjects to life. Alogi's choice of colors, often muted and harmonious, adds to the dreamlike quality of his artwork, enveloping viewers in a world of contemplation and introspection. John Alogi's artwork, "Ray of Hope," captivates viewers with its mesmerizing portrayal of a lady lost in thought. As a part of his "Dreams and Reality" series, this masterpiece reflects the artist's profound understanding of the human condition, evoking a sense of introspection and emotional resonance. Through Alogi's skillful technique and symbolic imagery, the artwork transcends the boundaries of the canvas, inspiring contemplation and igniting a ray of hope within those who encounter it. "Ray of Hope" stands as a testament to the enduring power of art to touch the depths of our souls and remind us of the beauty and resilience within us all. Painting Ships in a well-protected tube from Nigeria This work is unique, this is not a print or other type of copy. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. About Artist Adeyemi John Damilare better known as Alogi John...