Wood Panel Figurative Paintings

Evocative figurative of young man with intense blue eyes in black turtleneck and brown pants waiting in shadows by Stephen Smith (American, 20th Century), circa 1980. Face has a very...

HEDWIG "HEDI" SCHOOP "FAMILY" OIL ON PANEL, SIGNED CALIFORNIA, C.1960 45 X 31 INCHES Hedwig “Hedi” Schoop 1906-1996 Schoop was an artist, painter and mostly known as a ceramici...

"Homage to Asa", an figurative abstract American Gothic by Phyllis Demong (American, b. 1920). Presented in a rustic wooden frame. Signed "Demong" and dated "63" lower right. Titled "Homage to Asa" and "Phyllis Demong" on verso. Image size, 14.5"H 29.5"W. Phyllis Demong, painter, writer, illustrator. Recipient Artist of New York Purchase award, Munson Williams Proctor Institute, 1966, Purchase award, Marine Midland Everson Museum, 1967, George Arents medal, Syracuse University, 1974, Vermont Artists 1st prize, Norwich University, 1978 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Syracuse University, 1940. Painting in the place I go to, to “see what I say.” It is a blank space of paper or canvas to fill with images, impressions and whatever it is that I have learned or imagined in the world I live in. It’s a world of discipline and accident. A world of form and color, dissonance and harmony. A world of silence and music and an occasional bit of poetry. – Phyllis Demong One-woman shows include Wood Museum, Montpelier, Vermont, The Munson Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut, The Peel Gallery, Danby, Vermont, Middlebury College, Gallery Two, Woodstock, Vermont, Munson Gallery, Chatham, Massachusetts, St. Pauls Cathedral, Burlington, Vermont, exhibited in group shows at Everson Museum, Syracuse, New York, Memorial Gallery, Rochester, New York, Roberson Museum Biennial, Binghamton, New York, Stratton (Vermont) Arts Festivals, Shelburne Farms Art Show, Women in the Arts, Cape Cod, Sheldon Museum, Middlebury, Vermont, Chaffee Art Association, Rutland, Vermont, Represented in permanent collections Muson Williams Proctor Institute, Utica, New York, Everson Museum, Marine Midland Trust Company, Syracuse, Cooperstown (New York ) Art Association, Central Presbyterian Church, Rochester, Vermont Federal...

LEON D'USSEAU "STANDING NUDE" OIL ON PANEL, SIGNED CALIFORNIA, C.1955 24 X 7.75 INCHES Leon D'Usseau 1918-1991 Born in Los Angeles, CA on March 21, 1918. Leon was the son of a...

Philip C. Curtis (1907-2000). The Callers, 1965. Oil on wood panel, 24 x 36 inches. Signed lower left. Dated lower right. Frame depicted is vintage, but add...

size 14"x16" framed Signed and title on the back. Lazzaro Donati (1926-1977) was born in Florence in 1926 and attended the Academy of Fine Arts. He began to paint in 1953, and in 1...

HYACINTHE KULLER BARON "NUDE" OIL ON PANEL, SIGNED, ORIGINAL FRAME AMERICAN, C.1960 10 X 7 INCHES Hyacinthe Kuller Baron 20th Century Hyacinthe Kuller Baron,New York Artist in San Diego, CA. Celebrating a 50 year career as a professional artist, pioneered the concept of the artist showcase art gallery on Madison Avenue, Rodeo Drive, BH, and other art centers nationwide. Her creations have been exhibited and sold at Harrods, London, Best International, Japan, and fine art galleries and major department stores world wide. Hyacinthe is a painter, lithographer,sculptor, fashion and home furnishings designer, published author of 12 books, poet, produced playright, editor and filmaker. Hyacinthe Kuller Baron is essentially self taught, a child prodigy and living proof of the artistic nature inherent in all of us.T hroughout the 60's and to the present day her art has been widely collected by Public and Private institutions and celebrities: Marilyn Monroe, Jacqueline Onassis, Martha Raye, etc. Hyacinthe attended the High School of Music & Art in NYC and as the youngest student ever admitted to adult classes at the The Art Students League on 57th Street at age nine, studied briefly with Frank Mason, Jose DeKreeft, Chaim Gross. In Greenwich Village Hyacinthe associated with Jackson Pollock, Wilhelm DeKooning and other artists of the time and was mentored by Marcel Duchamp quoted as declaring: "Hyacinthe is to be the heir to Michelangelo and Rubens. Hyacinthe's draftsmanship is natural and superb". Inspired by Andre Malraux and his concept of the Museum Without Walls, she worked directly with Pratt Institute to establish their School Without Walls program. Hyacinthe developed the "Making Your Mark" technique and lectured and taught even the blind to draw. Mentored by Halston and Charles James, the Hyacinthe hand painted silk collection became a celebrity favorite and sold out in department stores world wide as did Hyacinthe's collaborations with Oscar DeLaRenta...

Whimsical and bright, this piece is a satirical depiction of the royal court including moon and jester is sure to delight in either residential or commerci...

Fantastical and rare large-scale surreal tryptic by listed artist Daniel Albert Harris (Hungarian/American, 1914-1984) who adopted the name of Zev, which means 'Wolf' in Hungarian. S...