Casein Landscape Paintings

Yektai returns to an iconic subject; He has reignited our passion for the water lily landscape, with these rich, moody, powerful paintings. In Pond, the resin Yektai uses is poured o...

Golden larch trees, autumn reflections, and tranquil forest lakes—this luminous painting captures a fleeting moment in nature with remarkable clarity and emotional depth. The golden ...

In First Light (2024), Alan Bray captures the quiet majesty of dawn over Spencer Pond, Maine. This luminous casein tempera on panel painting (15 x 24 inches) depicts a breathtaking s...

Vintage Original Abstracted Landscape Silk Screen on Rice Paper Dramatic non-objective and abstracted landscape silkscreen in black india ink and neutral Casein paint tones. Unsigne...

A major work by Noche Crist (1909- 2004). Noche Crist was an American artist born in Romania. Painting is casein paint and plaster on board, which allows for wonderful color and text...

"Red Mesa Canyon" Abstract Geometric Landscape 1960s Casein Emulsion Paints Color Field abstract Geometric Landscape by Hildegarde Hass (American/Germany, 1926-2002. Geometric Abstract painted on illustration board in Casein emulsion paints with a coating of paraffin wax to seal it. Image, 30"H x 24"W Frame, 33.25"H x 27.25"W x 1"D Hildegarde Haas was born in Frankfort, Germany in 1926. Her education included summer classes at the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center followed by two years at the University of Chicago. Receiving a scholarship to the Art Students League, she studied under Vaclav Vytlacil and Morris Kantor. Haas was a member of The Printmakers, an established group of New York graphic artists whose ranks included Ross Abrams, Seong Moy, William Rose, Peter Kahn, Ruben Reif, Jim Forsberg, Wolf Kahn, Dorothy Morton, and Aaron Kurzen. Her woodcuts were included in the exhibition Young American Printmakers at the Museum of Modern Art, New York in 1953. She exhibited nationally at juried exhibitions and her work frequently drew comments by critics highlighting these shows. Haas executed color woodblock prints for only six or seven years. She moved to Northern California in 1951 where she became affiliated with Bay Area art organizations, including the San Francisco Art and Oakland Art Associations and The Arts and Crafts Co-op in Berkeley. Haas continued to exhibit in national and local painting and print exhibitions. She was honored with individual shows at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts and the Kaiser Aluminum...

8"x9" not including frame ; 13"x14" with frame This is a fantastic marsh scene by the award winning New York artist Mikel Wintermantel. He paints in the Hudson River tradition and ...

Mid 20th Century oil on board view of a courtyard by Italian artist Paul Pennisi. Signed bottom left, presented in contemporary wood frame. There is also a Greek artists supplies label to the back of the panel which suggests the work was painted during his time in Greece. Pennisi has manged to capture all the charm of an old manor house, with its decorative pediment, next to the other buildings in a courtyard. He has created a wonderful perspective with the range of buildings to the left which draw you in to the painting as if you are walking through and up to the steps and gate to the right. He has used an interesting colour palette to give all the vibrancy to the buildings yet the sky and right portion of the painting are almost as if a storm is approaching, a great contrast between light and shade. His technique means we can feel the age of the buildings and the texture of their facades, a very successful juxtaposition of roughness and smoothness to the paint surface. Paul Pennisi was born in 1930 to an old Sicilian family, the Pennisi di Floristella, in Acireale. He studied architecture at the University of Rome. In 1964 he moved to Thessaloniki, Greece where he devoted himself exclusively to painting. There he studied the centuries old byzantine iconography techniques of the Mount Athos...

Red, blue, pink, and black abstract modernist painting by known Houston, TX artist McKie Trotter. This painting depicts various geometric rectangular shapes in red and pink against a black background. Dimensions Without Frame: H 17 in. x W 24 in. Artist Biography: McKie Trotter was born in 1918 in Manchester, Georgia. He pursued his growing interest in art, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia...

Maroon, red, and orange abstract modernist painting by known Houston, TX artist McKie Trotter. This painting depicts a large maroon form with a bright pink vertical brushstroke in th...

An homage to the Appalachian Trail, Bray’s latest deep-winter scene considers the difference between human intent and animal instinct. White blazed t...

In Sentinel, Alan Bray’s layers of casein marks appear to emerge from beneath the space of the panel - the forest haze seeping up rather than resting upon the surface. The sentinel, ...