Clifford Frost

Clifford Frost - 20th Century Oil, Low Tide

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A truly masterful early 19th Century copy of the original Italian Renaissance masterpiece, "La Zingarella" by Correggio. The scene shows the Virgin Mary, cradling her son in a forest glade on their journey into Egypt. Several putti gather overhead and a blackbird and white rabbit (symbolising both Mary's virginity and fertility) can be seen at the lower left. This beautiful copy has exquisite form, true to the original, and a masterful delicacy in the folds of the Virgin's clothes. This painting has been dated circa 1820, due to the style of nail and stretcher used to stretch the canvas, as well as stylistic and condition features. In addition, the Madonna’s features lack the saccharine sweetness of High Victoriana and posses a style closer to that of late Georgian painters...

Signature to the lower right-hand corner possibly reads 'Bicken'. The inscription on the reverse reads: 'May 1961. Baltimore, MD, USA'. On canvas board.

A bright oil painting by E.W.H. Smith, depicting a seascape with cliffs. Signed, dated and titled to the lower right-hand quadrant. On canvas on s...

A dramatic scene depicting warships engaged in combat. The explosions from canon fire fill their surroundings with smoke. Presented in a white painted frame with a silver gilt-effect...

"236 Found" is 72” x 60”. The sienna, umber and yellow figures on a neutral field are criss-crossed with chaotic, incised strokes through the impasto surface. Arnold’s paintings exhi...

“Moving 5” is 60”x 48”. The vibrant yellow surface tones of this piece are broken in several places allowing random glimpses of Arnold’s dreamlike underpainting for a multi-dimension...

"Half Way 8", an Oil on Canvas painting of Sienna and very pale aqua-blue. Frank Arnold is thought by many to be one of the foremost abstract figurative painters and sculptors of our...

"Freed 58" Oil on Canvas is full range of blues from near white to Blu Black surrounding central figure. Frank Arnold is thought by many to be one of the foremost abstract figurative...