R. Bunting

R. Bunting - 20th Century Oil, Thermopylae & Cutty Sark - Cracking On

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A very fine early 19th century oil by the eminent nautical painter James Wilson Carmichael (1800-1868). In this particular unfinished composition Carmichael has depicted a small dock...

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...

A view of Berkely Castle in watercolour with pen and ink detailing. With an 'A.E. Tunley & Son Ltd.' label on the reverse. Presented in a gilt and cream frame. Signed. On panel.

A vibrant oil painting by the artist Gordon Lillford, depicting a boat on land. Signed to the lower left-hand corner. On canvas.

Wout Muller (June 18, 1946 – January 24, 2000) was a Dutch painter and graphic artist known for his detailed, often surrealistic works filled with symbolism and fantasy. Born in Hilv...

Wout Muller (June 18, 1946 – January 24, 2000) was a Dutch painter and graphic artist known for his detailed, often surrealistic works filled with symbolism and fantasy. Born in Hilv...

Peter Bol, born in 1947 in Eindhoven, is a Dutch painter renowned for his colorful and expressive landscapes and still lifes. As the son of the esteemed painter Kees Bol, he was imme...

Pieter Pander (born 1962, Drachten) is a Dutch artist known for his expressive portraits of people and animals. After studying at the Minerva Art Academy in Groningen, where he was taught by artists such as Matthijs Röling, he settled in Franeker. Pander works in a figurative style with a sketch-like, dynamic touch and a distinctive color palette of browns, blues, greys, and whites. His paintings contrast rough and detailed areas, creating visual tension. He often paints wet-on-wet and prepares his coarse linen canvases with acrylics, sometimes using a burner to alter the texture. His subjects vary widely, from the Frisian landscape to images from television. Animals play a central role; he portrays them with the same respect as people, capturing their character and emotion. Inspired by Jan Mankes...