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This splendid French oil painting was made with a remarkable painting technique that allows the artist to achieve a high degree of naturalistic rendering.Put in relation to the chron...

Pair of circa 1940's oil on canvas Adam and Eve paintings with vintage frames. Measurements: Height: 74.25" Width: 32.75" Depth: 2.25"

Inspired by the original, 1624 Dutch Masterpiece "The Laughing Cavalier" by Frans Hals. This antique oil painting is signed by F. H. Wellman, dated 1938. Seventeenth century paintin...

Painting is in its original frame and there it is signed but very hard to distinguish as seen in the photo.

Early 20th century Dutch oil painting on canvas. Children vending cut flowers on a beach. Fine painting with exceptional luminescence...

JOHANN BERNARD DE HOOG Dutch, 1866-1943 Interior Scene of a Mother and Infant Daughter Oil on canvas signed Bernard de Hoog lower right Item # 40...

Early 20th century Dutch oil painting on canvas. Children vending cut flowers on a beach. Fine painting with exceptional luminescence...

Dutch School Oiled on Canvas Painting of Windmill Farm with Group of Ducks on the Creek, Framed Signed by Artist on Lower Right Corner Overall size with frame: 19.5' inches width. 1...

Original x large painting inspired by a museum painting from the -8th century, rare find displays an oil painting in an Impressionist style, set within an ornate gold frame. The pai...

Amazing landscape painting, characteristic of the 19th-century Dutch school. Titled “Military off the Coast,” although the focus is on the landscape itself, there is a small human fi...

A wonderfully atmospheric oil on board featuring a night market with shoppers perusing in the candlelight. By Johannes Christoffel Vaarberg (1825-1871, Dutch), measuring 34" x 28.5" including the frame. Vaarberg lived and worked in Amsterdam starting in 1848. He is thought to have studied at the Academy in Amsterdam. Although he painted portraits and contemporary genre, he excelled at recreating historical scenes with dramatic use of light often emanating from candles or lamps. By employing traditional seventeenth century compositional techniques, Vaarberg succeeded in capturing their essence. His work reflects a period when historical paintings were exceedingly popular. In order to make this subject matter more accessible, painters often chose to represent incidents from the lives of the famous as opposed to major events. These works emphasized personal character and experiences with which the viewer could empathize, as in our painting which deals with the theme of rejection and ultimate vindication. Johannes Frederick Hulk, Jr. was a student of Vaarberg. From 1848 – 1871 Vaarberg exhibited works in Amsterdam, The Hague, Groningen, Rotterdam and Leeuwarden. A painting by the artist is in the Museum Paul Tetar van...

Dutch visual artist Han Sterk, owner of gallery studio "Han Sterk," is an artist whose creative output consists of both paintings and sculptures, at times figurative but more often a...