Vintage 20th Century Portrait Oil on Canvas

Gorgeous portrait of a small greyhound. The detail in the fur almost appears textural and the artist did a great job of depicting light reflecting off of the dog’s coat. The green gr...

This is a portrait of a brunette women with a serious glare. The muted wearing teal and brown background tastefully contrast her white top and skin tone in this defocused style paint...

Vintage boho painting that mixes gorgeous earth tones with primary colors and abstract curvature to create a soft piece. A subtle addition to a home acquired form a Palm Beach estate.

This original oil on canvas depicts a young boy in jeans smirking with his hands in his pockets. Compelling detail and strategic brush strokes and shading with subtle additions of co...

This vintage portrait has differentiating shades of brown and yellow with the addition of a gorgeous navy blue on the shirt. The use of soft brush strokes and strategic shading are e...

Vintage oil a canvas depicting a man and a women playing a stringed instrument. Painting uses abstract shapes to form a voice human figures with subtle pinks and light blues. Acquire...

Mid 20th century French oil on canvas painting of Montmartre, indistinctly signed, titled and dated 1947. Presented in a painted frame of the same period.

Oil painting believed to depict a Musketeer with hat and cloak with his hand on his face (ca. 20th Century). Signed "J Wolf" to LR. Light wear to the linen-wrap...

Painting, oil on canvas by Luez depicting a cultivated rice plantation, 20th century. Measures: H: 54 cm, W: 65 cm, D: 2 cm.

Portrait of a girl holding a dog, by Provincial School, oil on canvas, English, 20th century. Dimensions: H88.5 x W75 x D5 cm (framed).

An intriguing mid 20th century oil on canvas portrait of a veiled woman wearing a purple dress. The portrait is presented in a cream painted wood frame. Frame measures: 18.75" W x 2...

Anatoly Shlapak (Ukrainian, 1929-2014), Impressionist style oil on canvas "Docked Sailboats", signed "An. Shlapak" in red at lower right, in giltwood frame. Anatoly Shlapak graduated the College of Fine Arts and began a career in the motion picture and theatre industries. He developed a reputation for portraits and figurative work exhibited in the Ukraine and the then Soviet Union. He moved to the United States of America in 1979 and began to expand his painting style. Experimenting with Impressionist and Post Impressionist styles he found his romantic voice. The result is a collection of of naturally vibrant landscapes and still lifes, rich in texture and expression. His work was exhibited at Gallery...