Glass Landscape Paintings

Mountain lake. Fixed under glass, Swiss school? 19th century Good condition. 8.5 x 15.5 cm

A jewel and pertinent example of Nathan Hoffman's charming New York City scenes. Here we find a Central Park pathway and the Manhattan buildings depicted in the far background with p...

Venetian painter (18th century) - David and Abigail. 22 x 17 cm without frame, 25 x 20 cm with frame. Oil on glass, in a wooden frame. Condition report: Good state of conservation...

Venetian painter (18th century) - Landscape with pastoral scene. 19.5 x 25.5 cm without frame, 23 x 29 cm with frame. Oil on glass, in a wooden frame. Condition report: Good state...

WINTER BLUE Size: 40 x 50 cm (including frame) Oil on board, with Glass Protection A really striking abstract modernist composition in oil, painted in 1995. The artist has used bro...

"Midnight Marvel" - Reverse-Painted Astronomical Art by Dave Archer Detailed and hyper-realistic planetary scene by Dave Archer (American, b. 1941). This piece features several planets of various colors, one of which has a blue glow. In addition to the planets, there are nebulous clouds swirling throughout the scene. Several of the planets have been executed with foil, giving them an iridescent quality. Signed and dated "Dave Archer '87" in the lower right corner (etched into the glass) Tag on verso with artist's signature, title, and explanation of materials. Presented in a black aluminum frame. Dave Archer (born David Archer Nelson January 15, 1941) is a reverse glass painter and sculptor. In his 2002 memoirs, Archer recalls his experiences living and working in North Beach, San Francisco in various capacities, and of the characters he met there. Some were famous and many others, such as Hoyt Axton, Janis Joplin and Steve Martin (who got their starts in San Francisco at the Fox and Hound - later called Coffee and Confusion - where Archer worked) who were up-and-coming and later became famous. Archer's primary medium is reverse glass painting, which he pioneered with artist Ron Russell...

German master (18th century) - Absalom killed by Joab in the forest of Ephraim. 24 x 31 cm without frame, 30.5 x 37.5 cm with frame. Oil on glass, in a lacquered wood frame. Condi...

"Taurus the Bull Constellation" - Reverse-Painted Astronomical Art by Dave Archer Detailed and hyper-realistic planetary scene with the Taurus constellation by Dave Archer (American, b. 1941). This piece features several planets of various colors, one of which has rings. In addition to the planets, there are nebulous clouds swirling throughout the scene. The Taurus constellation has been faintly added such that the stars can be seen through it. Several of the planets have been executed with foil, giving them an iridescent quality. Signed and dated "Dave Archer '85" in the lower right corner (etched into the glass) Tag on verso with artist's signature, title, and explanation of materials. Presented in a black aluminum frame. Dave Archer (born David Archer Nelson January 15, 1941) is a reverse glass painter and sculptor. In his 2002 memoirs, Archer recalls his experiences living and working in North Beach, San Francisco in various capacities, and of the characters he met there. Some were famous and many others, such as Hoyt Axton, Janis Joplin and Steve Martin (who got their starts in San Francisco at the Fox and Hound - later called Coffee and Confusion - where Archer worked) who were up-and-coming and later became famous. Archer's primary medium is reverse glass painting, which he pioneered with artist Ron Russell...

"Ballerinas" Painting 8" x 18" inch by Katherine Bakhoum Tisné Mixed Media Sur Tôle with Galss Frame Techniques Bakhoum often paints on canvases that have been prepared with vario...

Elegant golden leaves on a blush pink background. Signature technique. The artwork is decorated in a classic but light frame under glass. Art deco style art...

Protea flower in purple glass mosaic with silver inlay. Deep wooden frame in champagne colour under glass. An exotic flower resembling a sweet airy cake wrapped in a bright package ...

Lotus leaf art panel. Italian silver mosaic inlay. Wall sculpture in dark blue color, the uneven surface reflecting natural form. Delicate accent in the interior.