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'Café des Porches', School of Paris, Post-Impressionist French Oil Cityscape

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    Signed lower right, 'J M Hubert' (French, 20th century) and painted circa 1965. A mid-century modernist, panoramic view of fishing boats before a sage green light house from this Fr...
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  • 'Diamond Auto Electric', California Modernist oil
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    Signed verso, 'Keith Longcor', dated 1989 and titled, 'Diamond Auto Electric'. A kinetic, post-industrial landscape showing a view of various automobiles parked on a garage forecour...
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  • 'View of Montmartre with the Basilica of Sacré-Cœur', Paris, Post Impressionism
    Located in Santa Cruz, CA
    Signed lower right, 'K. H. Kaneko'; additionally inscribed, verso, 'K. H. Kaneko' and dated 1946 A substantial, Post-Impressionist oil on canvas showing a view of Montmartre lookin...
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    Canvas, Oil

  • 'Bay Shanties, San Francisco', Marin, WPA, Mid-century California oil, Benezit
    By Gordon Cope
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    Oil landscape showing a view of several age-worn buildings near waters edge, with two sailboats making their way past, and gold and lavender hued hills in the background. Signed low...
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    1950s Modern Landscape Paintings

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    Canvas, Oil

  • 'Spring', Large Modernist Oil, Dartmouth, Slade School, McDowell Colony Fellow
    Located in Santa Cruz, CA
    Signed lower right, 'L. Curtis' for Lynn Curtis (American, 20th century) and painted circa 1985. Exhibited: Lodi Art Center, 11th Annual Art Exhibition (from accompanying label). Framed dimensions: 38.25 H x 60.5 W x 1.75 D Inches. A very substantial, oil and mixed media Modernist work showing a profusion of spring wild-flowers bursting through panels of wind-billowed canvas. A dynamic expression of spring's power of growth overcoming all physical restraint. Lynn Curtis holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Dartmouth College and a Masters in painting and drawing from The University of Iowa. She received a postgraduate certificate in printmaking from London's Slade School...
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  • 'Evening, Lilac and Gold', California Modernist Oil
    By Kathleen Gee
    Located in Santa Cruz, CA
    Signed lower left, "Kathleen Gee" and painted circa 1970. A delicate Modernist oil landscape showing a view of verdant coastal foliage with the setting sun reflected in a calm Pacif...
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    1970s Modern Landscape Paintings

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  • Gold Mine, Central City, Colorado
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    This painting is part of our exhibition America Coast to Coast: Artists of the 1930s Goldmine, Central City, Colorado, oil on canvas, 36 x 28 inches, c. 1936, signed lower right, ex collection of Platt Fine Art, Chicago, Illinois (label verso). About the Painting Joseph Meert’s painting, Goldmine, Central City, Colorado, depicts the short-lived resurrection of a once prominent city just outside Denver. Central City was founded in 1859 soon after John Gregory struck gold in the area. As word spread, thousands of miners converged into “Gregory’s Gulch” and its surroundings became known as the “richest square mile on earth.” Mining production quickly increased resulting in Central City to becoming Colorado’s largest city in the early 1860s. Despite some technical difficulties transitioning to lode mining and the rise of competition from Leadville, Central City remained an economic boom town through the turn of the century. But, with every boom, there is a bust. World War I marked the end of Central City’s prominence as ore production ground to a halt and by 1925, the town’s population shrank to only 400 people. The desperation of the Great Depression and a nearly 100% increase in the price of gold lured labor and capital back to Central City. Meert painted in Colorado during the mid-1930s, a time when he created his most desirable works. It is during this period of renaissance that Meert captures one of Central City's outlying dirt streets bordered by 19th century wooden houses from the town's heyday and the more recently installed electric lines leading to a distant gold mine. A lone figure trudges up the hill, a mother with a baby in her arms, putting us in mind of the rebirth of the town itself. Meert had solo exhibitions at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center in 1936 and the Denver Art Museum. Although it is not known whether Goldmine, Central City was included in either of these exhibitions, it seems likely. Moreover, the painting is closely related to Meert’s painting, The Old Road, which was painted in 1936 and exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC and at the Dallas Museum of Art. About the Artist Joseph Meert was a well-regarded painter and muralist, who initially made a name for himself in the American Scene and later as an abstract expressionist. Although initially successful, Meert struggled financially and with mental illness later in life. He was born in Brussels, Belgium, but moved with his family to Kansas City, Missouri. As a child, a chance encounter at the Union Pacific Railyard changed his life. Meert happened upon a worker repainting and stenciling a design on a railroad car. Meert later recalled that this experience introduced him to the idea of being a painter. Without support from his father, Meert obtained a working scholarship to the Kansas City Art Institute. After four years at the Kansas City Art Institute, Meert studied seven years at the Art Students League and in Europe and Los Angeles. At the Art Students League, Meert fell under the spell of Thomas Hart Benton and Stanton MacDonald-Wright. In 1931, he befriended Jackson Pollock. By 1934, Meert was part of the Public Works of Art Project when he met his wife, Margaret Mullin...
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  • Winter evening. Church 2011. Oil on canvas. 40x50 cm
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  • Orlando Greenwood, French impressionist landscape
    By Orlando Greenwood
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    Orlando Greenwood (1892-1989) Vaupalière Signed and dated 1927, further signed and titled verso Oil on canvas 17 x 24 inches 21 x 28 Vaupalière is a commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Normandy region of northern France. Greenwood captures the bleaching light of high summer and sculpts the paint to draw the eye along the furrows of the field. Wonderful paint texture throughout. Orlando Greenwood was born in Nelson, Lancashire. He studied at Goldsmith's College, London before signing up with the Royal Engineers at the outbreak of the First World War. After the war he began exhibiting in London and achieved considerable success. An account of this period is summed up in the catalogue for the artist's studio sale, ​ "At this time he was hailed by some critics as ‘undeniably brilliant’ (The Sunday Times), while the Daily Mirror...
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