Sharon Gordon

I Vaguely Remember XV

2010

Transcend is an abstracted landscape, oil on canvas, 28x38. In Sharon Gordon's landscapes, you can feel her deep connection and passion for the ever-changing nature of large bodie...

Cirrus I, Oil on Board, 13x18, framed to 22x27. It is an Abstracted landscape in the Hudson River School style. The colors are earth tones with browns and off white. It has a tra...

Shore III, Oil on Board, 21x18. It is framed. It is a stormy, abstracted landscape in a Hudson River School painting style. In Sharon Gordon's landscapes, you can feel her deep co...

This painting, "Variation on a Theme" by Norm Siegel was inspired by the 1937 painting, The Eternal City by Peter Blume part of the collection at MOMA. Th...

Mona Rolla, is a photorealistic version of the Mona Lisa created by Leonardo da Vinci. This version by Norm Siegel contains portions of the original painting and a paint roller. It is oil on canvas. It is 30x34. The Mona Lisa is considered an archetypal masterpiece of the Renaissance. About Norm Siegel: Graduate of The Cooper Union in NY, Norman went into advertising design, graphics, and marketing while a free-lance illustrator. As his advertising responsibilities grew, (Crest Toothpaste, Continental...

I will Only Get Carried Away by Turkish artist Yasemin Kackar Demirel is a brightly colored mixed media artwork. It contains buildings and landscapes b...

Signed and dated lower left: J. F. Cropsey / 1885

Afternoon In The Hudson River Valley, 1854 By. John William Hill (English, American, 1812-1879) Signed and Dated Lower Left Unframed: 20 x 30 inches Fra...

Signed lower right: F.A. SILVA.

Autumn Idle, Catskills, New York, October 23, 1885 By. Jervis McEntee (American, 1828-1891) Unframed: 11.5" x 16" Framed: 20.5" x 25" Jervis McEntee was a landscape painter, born in 1828 in the Hudson River Valley in Rondout, New York. It was said that 'Nostalgia may well have been McEntee's middle name", and that he, always attempting to stir emotions in his viewers, often attached poetry to his paintings when exhibiting them. At a time when the Civil War and its after effects caused great disruption in America, McEntee's work may have provided a visual escape for the more educated. His works are rich with the colors of autumn and winter, and he, who often painted in the Catskill Mountains, preferred smaller views rather than panoramas. Usually detailed and simple, his works often reflect a sense of loneliness. As a youngster, McEntee would play in his parents attic, pretending it was an art studio. An unsuccessful attempt at business led McEntee back into the art profession where he studied in New York City under the influence of Frederic E. Church, master of the Hudson River Style, and soon had a showing of his own in the famous Tenth Street Studio Building by 1855. In about 1858, Mr. and Mrs. McEntee hired English architect Calvert Vaux to build a studio next to McEntee's fathers house in Rondout. There Jervis would spend most of his summers, painting the nearby Catskill Mountains, and returning to the city during the winter. At the outbreak of the Civil War, McEntee enlisted in the Union...

Signed and dated lower left: W.R. Miller. 1877.

JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT (1816-1872) Woodland Waterfall Oil on canvas 14 x 12 inches Signed lower right