Gabriel J. Shuldiner Wall Decorations

A mahogany wall mounted sculpture by Hugh Townley, 1962.

These two porcelain plaques have been expertly painted to show portraits of a young girl and a young boy, and are set within circular brass frames. The girl wears a light blue coat...

Three dimensional construction of painted and mounted blocks by the Chicago Imagist George Marshall Cohen (1919-1999). Cohen was a founder of the Chicag...

Fine and exceptional Hungarian oil painting of a lifesize reclining nude, odalisque; mounted in original giltwood frame, signed: Szantho Maria ...

Decorative wall sculpture from circa 1950. Jute fabric backing with a wood and metal sculpture of a fish. The jute fabric has some worn off edges all around.

A well made sculptural assemblage of brass and copper sheet with a lacquered finish combined with a painting of the Bay bridge made by unknowed talentuous artist in the 1960s. Mea...

Collection of black and white artwork by contemporary American artist Sandra Constantine. Linocut on artist's handmade paper. Newly framed in black wood frame. Collection styles P...

A David Barr wall mount sculpture entitled "Structurist Relief No. 109" 1974 acrylic on masonite.

Collection of black and white artwork by contemporary American artist Sandra Constantine. Collages from original prints. Newly framed in black wood. Collection styles P1052 thru ...

Collection of black and white artwork by contemporary American artist Sandra Constantine. Four cube collages made from artist's original prints. Printed on archival BFK paper. New...

Collection of Vintage Artist's Palettes, American, circa 1940s - 1960s. The largest palette measures 15.5"H x 19.5"W. The smallest measures 7.5"H x 10.5"W.

These elegant enamel plaques was painted in Limoges, a town in the south-west of France. While Limoges was highly regarded for its painted enamel wares in the 15th Century, in the following periods there was a decline in production. In the mid-19th Century, however, items like this pair began to be created, reviving the techniques of enamel painting that were perfected in the medieval period. The plaques depict two women, both with wavy blonde shoulder-length hair, and similar facial features. The women may be sisters, possibly even twins. One woman wears a pale pink dress...