Mary Jane Schmidt Wall Decorations

Oil on canvas; 24" x 36". Beginning in 1970 Martin devoted himself full time to his painting while living in a home and studio he built for himself in El Dorado Hills, California. Th...

A beautiful work done by Philadelphia Artist Jane Potash. All original work with signature on front and original frame. Not dated, probably created late 19...

Triptych of large-scale paintings, highly patterned and evocative of Memphis-style 1980s design. Each painting is 52.5" square. They make quite an impressive display when hung togeth...

Abstract Painting by Barbara Beretich (1936-2018). It is entitled Silver Wide and depicts a moder abstract landscape. It is artist signed and was painted in 1985. Additional infor...

A large mixed media abstract by Virginia based artist Mary McQuate, signed lower right. The composition works across a ground of ivory and warm blush in a layered, gestural style, wi...

A medium sized oil painting by American artist Paul B. Wilson. This is a lovely painting depicts a Spanish Colonial style homestead and surrounding landscape in Santa Fe, New Mexico....

Vivid and full of Southwestern spirit, this Mid-Century Southwestern still life oil painting was sourced from the estate of Jonathan Parks at his Santa Fe estate sale. The work beautifully captures the region’s distinctive aesthetic—warm desert hues, handmade textiles, and organic forms—hallmarks of midcentury Santa Fe art. The composition features a vibrant snake plant (Sansevieria) in a rustic clay pot, set before a boldly striped Mexican serape draped over a wooden chair. Rendered in expressive brushstrokes of green, ochre, and sienna, the piece evokes the rhythm and color of Southwestern modernism, where folk craft meets painterly abstraction. The painting, executed in oil on board, is framed in its original carved wood frame with beaded inner edge and natural patina. On the verso, a faint handwritten inscription appears to read “Painted in Taos by Mr. Frank ___, still life,” suggesting midcentury regional provenance tied to the Taos and Santa Fe art circles—famed for their blend of modernist experimentation and desert influence. Ideal for collectors of Southwestern modern art, Santa Fe regionalism, or folk modern still lifes, this piece exudes authenticity and quiet sophistication. It would look stunning in Adobe-inspired interiors, bohemian desert spaces, or midcentury modern homes craving a touch of warmth and history. Details: Title: Untitled (Still Life with Snake Plant and Serape) Provenance: From the Jonathan Parks Estate, Santa Fe, New Mexico Origin: Possibly Taos, mid-20th century Medium: Oil on board Frame: Original wood frame with bead detailing Condition: Light craquelure and minor surface wear consistent with age; retains rich color and original varnish. Some missing beadwork from the frame. Styling Notes: Display as a focal piece in a Southwestern or desert modern interior Pair with vintage serapes...

An evocative vintage abstract painting signed by S. Harrington, dating to the 1980s. The work embodies the spirit of postmodern abstraction, where form and color merge to create both...

Nambe from Santa Fe series, incredible very large graphic painting of a huge orange sun above a purple landscape. Powerfully rendered by famous Princeton artist Thomas George. Thom...

Postmodern geometric painting, signed illegibly, dated 1988.

An elegantly subtle abstract expressionist acrylic painting by Mary Peyton Barklay titled “2000’s” from 2017. Hand painted with white and light pastel colors, including blues, greens...

Wonderful abstract oil painting on board by listed San Diego Allied Craftsmen artist Jane Fletcher and dates from 1963. Very extensive bio online about the artist and her rich San Di...