Merchant Portrait

It is an 20"x16" oil on canvas depicting a the portrait of a merchant seller. This painting is sold unframed and sold as is.

Framed oil on canvas painting after Hans Holbein, "Portrait of the Merchant George Giesze, 1532. This Fine hand-painted copy was done, circa 1890 after the original in the Gemaldegal...

He came to America in 1803, to engage in a series of unlucky ventures as a farmer, merchant and portrait painter. None of these occupations engaged Audubon as much as his avocation,...

Seating is comprised of woven paper cord, made from virgin paper twisted and braided in sets of three strings, and woven in what is known as the "Envelope pattern". Inspired by po...

He came to America in 1803, to engage in a series of unlucky ventures as a farmer, merchant and portrait painter. None of these occupations engaged Audubon as much as his avocation,...

He came to America in 1803, to engage in a series of unlucky ventures as a farmer, merchant and portrait painter. None of these occupations engaged Audubon as much as his avocation,...

A set of four naive portraits by self-taught American artist Earle T. Merchant (1903-1997).

A set of four naive folk art portraits by self-taught American artist Earle T. Merchant (1903-1997).

This early 19th-century English oil painting depicts John Sanderson (1777-1852), a steel merchant from Sheffield. By the end of the 19th century, Sheffield was one of the world’s le...

A fine half-length portrait after Ferdinand Bol, depicting an elderly Dutch merchant in a white ruff collar.

Proud to present this exquisite mid 19th century portrait of a gentleman. He is dressed in a fine black coat with matching cravat and crisp white collar. Judging by his dress we beli...

An impressive oil portrait of a Sherpa Woman by professional artist J.A. Hulbert who worked from his studio in India during the 1940s and 50s. Signed to the lower right corner. Title...

In 1779, he moved to Arras, where he began practicing his art, then in 1785 to Paris, where two years later he married Marie-Madeleine Desligne, the daughter of a merchant of Arras. ...

This fine 17th century portrait depicts a respectable Flemish bourgeois woman in a deep red bodice and soft white linen falling collar, her dark hair neatly pinned, conveying modest ...

Examples of his work from this period are scarce, with two of the earliest being an etching of the ‘Burning of Amsterdam Town Hall’ (1652) and a portrait of the merchant Willem van d...

In 1829 he was admitted to the Royal Scottish Academy and established a studio in Glasgow where he painted portraits of wealthy merchants, pioneering industrialists, aristocrats and ...

An antique oil on canvas painting depicts portrait of a gentleman merchant, on stretcher, c1880 Measures: 30" H x 25" W x 1.5" D.

He began working professionally in 1715 and quickly became very popular among the English merchant class for his natural portrait style and attention to scenes from everyday life.

It was one of a series of designs that Wegner based on portraits of Danish merchants seated in ming chairs.

For this iconic design Wegner was inspired by portraits of Danish merchants sitting in Chinese Ming Dynasty chairs.

In 1944, Danish designer Hans Wegner began a series of chairs that were inspired by portraits of Danish merchants sitting in Ming chairs.

One may occasionally observe them in portraits of merchant ships and yachts, dressed with a complement of colorful ensigns and signals for special occasions.

Five years later, Audubon and his Pennsylvania bride, Lucy Bakewell, settled in Kentucky, and he cobbled together jobs as a merchant, miller, and portrait painter. All some time, he ...

Five years later, Audubon and his Pennsylvania bride, Lucy Bakewell, settled in Kentucky, and he cobbled together jobs as a merchant, miller, and portrait painter. All some time, he ...