Paint Brush

With an illustrator’s eye for graphic impact and a wry sense of humor, artist Yoko Tanaka uses only a paint brush and her imagination to conjure whimsical landscapes and playful enco...

With an illustrator’s eye for graphic impact and a wry sense of humor, artist Yoko Tanaka uses only a paint brush and her imagination to conjure whimsical landscapes and playful enco...

The composition is rich with various types of wildflowers, including prominent thistles with white blossoms and spiky blue-green stems, alongside numerous smaller flowers such as Ind...

Charcoal provides the representational structure for the majestic owl in flight, using a unique and also made up technique with paint brushes. The limited edition consists of 50 pri...

The HIEROGLYPH PENDANT is composed of nested wood cylinders - the foundational elements of our popular and versatile LODGE collection. The 9-bulb fixture makes a striking luminous st...

This is a cache of old Chinese and Japanese bamboo paint and calligraphy artist brushes dating back to the 1950s.

Made of thick, partially silver-plated brass, all hand tooled, chased and hammered, these cups today make wonderful vases or beakers to store paint brushes or pens. Great Anglo Raj, ...

The canvas was first hand embroidered with copper thread after which it was trowel and palette painted with oil paints infused with mica beads. The tabletop which has a tactile and s...

D-rings are mounted on the stretcher on back of painting for hanging purposes, ANDREW MANDOLENE (b. 1960) Andrew Mandolene is one of those rare talents, who hadn’t picked up ...

Colorful globs of paint are distributed across the palette, with a few brushes.

Purvis Young's Untitled Bus with Seven Brushes hand-painted mixed mediua sculpture is signed "Young" on the front and comes.

The subdued, quite sophisticated sumi ink wash coloring and fluid hand-painted brush strokes (characteristic of the Suibokuga tradition) really makes this rather an attractive origin...

Heavy, sturdy, stunning and unique made of thick, partially silvered metal, all hand tooled, chased and hammered these cups today make wonderful vases or beakers to store paint brush...

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

The chair is upholstered in a multicolored fabric in a horizontal pattern reminiscent of abstract paint brushes. The legs have been restored and refinished.

Heavy, sturdy, stunning and unique made of thick, partially silvered metal, all hand tooled, chased and hammered these cups today make wonderful vases or beakers to store paint brush...

Heavy, sturdy, stunning and unique made of thick, partially silvered metal, all hand tooled, chased and hammered these cups today make wonderful vases or beakers to store paint brush...

Heavy, sturdy, stunning and unique made of thick, partially silvered metal, all hand tooled, chased and hammered these cups today make wonderful vases or beakers to store paint brush...

Lacquered paintbrush box, made in the chinese style. In 19th-century Europe, oriental objects were highly prized and liked to be reproduced. In this painting features two birds and v...

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

Note: -The colours and details of each Edition may vary slightly due to the nature of hand painted brush strokes and hand mixed paints; therefore, each Edition is one of the kind; p...

The vase showcases a sophisticated air-brushed "aeropittura" finish, with a soft cream base transitioning into a vibrant turquoise gradient at the rim and foot.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

It is a great example of how the artist used low relief and glaze like strokes and paint brush to create works on a different medium.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

Original Acrylic painting signed by the Artist on lower right corner.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.

He works on each area swiftly, allowing the paint to dry just enough before applying cross-hatching with the opposite end of his paint brush.