Meyer Fine Art

George Gallo's Ohio Evening is a masterful exploration of light, atmosphere, and memory, transforming an ordinary rural landscape into an emotionally resonant work of art. Painted ar...

George Gallo's Creek at Evening is a luminous study of a quiet woodland stream, capturing the fleeting warmth of late-day light as it filters through a stand of slender trees. Painte...

George Gallo's Malibu Canyon State Park captures the remarkable beauty of Southern California through the eyes of an artist whose expressive style has become instantly recognizable. ...

George Gallo's Housatonic River is a masterful celebration of the American Northeast, capturing the untamed energy and brilliant color of one of New England's most iconic waterways. ...

George Gallo's Tucson, Arizona is a vibrant celebration of the Sonoran Desert, capturing the dramatic beauty of southern Arizona through the artist's unmistakable impressionistic sty...

Patricia Whiddon's charming watercolor and pencil study Squirrels captures two young squirrels playfully making their way across the textured surface of a tree branch. With remarkabl...

Italian Roman Aqueduct is an exceptional work by the celebrated German landscape painter Carl Wuttke (1849–1927), whose extensive travels throughout Europe, North Africa, and the Mid...

Spaniel Game is a delightful nineteenth-century sporting scene by W.H.M. Turner, painted circa 1860s, celebrating the companionship, discipline, and excitement of the traditional Bri...

A View from Picturesque America is a charming nineteenth-century American landscape inspired by the celebrated publication Picturesque America, edited by William Cullen Bryant and pu...

House on Whidbey Island, Washington captures the quiet beauty of one of the Pacific Northwest's most iconic landscapes. Signed lower right, George Gallo presents a secluded farmhouse nestled among towering evergreens, its warm architecture emerging from a field illuminated by soft afternoon light. The expansive meadow, painted with lively strokes of green and gold, creates a striking contrast against the cool shadows of the surrounding forest, while Gallo's expressive brushwork gives the entire scene a sense of movement and life. The composition evokes the peaceful rhythm of rural Washington, where open fields, dense woodlands, and changing light create an atmosphere of timeless tranquility. Internationally recognized for his acclaimed career as an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and director, George Gallo has also become one of today's most accomplished plein air painters. His work reflects a deep understanding of light, atmosphere, and composition, blending the traditions of American Impressionism with a bold contemporary style that is uniquely his own. Meyer Fine Art...

April, Connecticut River captures the quiet transition from winter into spring, when the landscape begins to awaken with color, light, and renewed energy. Signed lower right, George Gallo masterfully balances cool reflections of the river with warm bursts of emerging foliage, creating a composition that feels both peaceful and full of anticipation. Delicate pinks, fresh greens, brilliant blues, and glowing golds dance across the surface of the water, while expressive brushwork gives the scene a remarkable sense of movement and atmosphere. Rather than documenting the landscape exactly as it appears, Gallo captures the fleeting experience of standing beside the Connecticut River on a bright April morning as the season begins to change. Internationally celebrated for his acclaimed career as an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and director, George Gallo has also established himself as one of today's most accomplished plein air painters. His work reflects a deep appreciation for the traditions of American Impressionism while embracing a bold, contemporary approach to color, light, and composition. Meyer Fine Art...

Green River, Vermont is a vibrant celebration of New England's autumn landscape, painted with the confident brushwork and luminous color that have become hallmarks of George Gallo's work. Signed lower right, the composition follows a rushing stream as it winds through a forest ablaze with brilliant gold, amber, and crimson foliage. Sunlight filters through the trees, illuminating the cascading water and creating a remarkable sense of depth, movement, and atmosphere. Gallo's expressive handling of paint captures more than the scenery itself it evokes the crisp air, rushing water, and quiet beauty of a Vermont autumn. Though internationally recognized for his acclaimed career as an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and director, Gallo has also earned widespread recognition as an accomplished plein air painter. His landscapes combine the timeless traditions of American Impressionism with bold contemporary energy, resulting in works that are both visually striking and emotionally engaging. Meyer Fine Art...

Signed lower left, *Fleecydale Road in Winter* is a captivating example of George Gallo's mastery of contemporary American Impressionism. A quiet country road winds through a snow-covered landscape as brilliant winter light spills across the scene, illuminating the trees and cottages beyond. Rather than portraying winter as subdued, Gallo fills the composition with vibrant violets, warm oranges, and luminous blues, demonstrating his remarkable ability to capture the ever-changing effects of natural light. His confident brushwork and expressive palette create a landscape that feels both immediate and immersive. Though widely recognized for his distinguished career as an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and director, Gallo has devoted decades to painting, studying under renowned Impressionist artists while developing a style uniquely his own. His work reflects the traditions of American Impressionism while embracing a bold, expressive approach that emphasizes atmosphere and emotion over strict realism. Meyer Fine Art...

Preparing the Boat" by Clara Belle Owen is a luminous impressionist depiction of a young boy approaching a grand sailboat, ready to prepare it for an impending journey. The painting ...

William Thomas Smedley's The Relics of George Washington Exhibition is a fascinating historical work that captures Americans' enduring fascination with the nation's founding history....

Breton Harbor by Maurice Empi is a striking mid-century harbor scene that captures the energy, rhythm, and atmosphere of a bustling coastal port through a bold expressionist lens. Pa...

Docking at the Shore is a beautifully atmospheric coastal scene painted by an American School artist during the late 19th century, circa 1870s. Executed in oil on canvas, the paintin...

A joyful and light-filled Impressionist composition, Family Beach Day by Marian Williams Steele captures the warmth, movement, and fleeting beauty of a summer day by the sea. Painted...

Twilight on the Mountain by contemporary local artist Ahmeed Jawed Halaki is a hauntingly atmospheric landscape that blends elements of fantasy, solitude, and quiet reflection. Paint...

The Hill Country, Texas is a lively and atmospheric watercolor by an American School artist signed “JIM,” capturing the rugged beauty and working traditions of the Texas landscape th...

Easton’s Beach, Newport, RI by Stephen Motyka is a luminous contemporary seascape that captures the atmosphere and rhythm of the Rhode Island coastline through expressive color and r...

Raspberries by George Henry Hall is a striking and beautifully refined still life painted in 1865, demonstrating the artist’s extraordinary attention to texture, color, and compositi...

Early Morning After the Storm, New Hope, PA by Christopher Willett is a vibrant contemporary Impressionist landscape that captures the quiet beauty and renewed atmosphere following a...

The British Driven From Boston by Allen Lewis is a powerful and dramatic engraving created circa 1932 for the landmark portfolio The Bicentennial Pageant of George Washington, issued...

Sunflower by Stephen Motyka is a bold and intimate contemporary still life that transforms a familiar subject into something strikingly expressive. Painted in 2026, this oil on board...

A sensitive and accomplished watercolor, Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite by Elizabeth Gowdy Baker captures the grandeur of the American West through a refined and thoughtful hand. Painted...

A luminous and delicately observed Impressionist scene, Garden Terrace by Helen Galloway McNicoll captures the quiet beauty of a cultivated landscape through light, color, and moveme...

A fresh and inviting contemporary landscape, Before the Game by John Opie captures a quiet moment of anticipation on a sunlit baseball field. The composition presents players scatter...

A bold and energetic composition, Bob Griese and Football Team by Roy Pierce captures the intensity and motion of the game through a dynamic, abstracted lens. Painted circa the 1980s...

A beautifully observed architectural scene, Morning Light on the Villa by G.M. Carpenter is an exceptional example of the artist’s ability to transform an everyday structure into a c...

William Stanley Haseltine’s Marsh in Massachusetts, painted circa 1860s, is a refined and atmospheric oil on board that captures the quiet poetry of the New England landscape. Measur...

A luminous Mediterranean view, Capri, Italy by Willem Welters captures the celebrated coastline with warmth and remarkable sensitivity to light. Painted circa 1928, this lovely Impre...

A charming New England landscape, Town Along the River in Vermont by Charles Louis Heyde offers a beautifully observed view of rural life in the 19th century. Likely painted circa 18...

A dramatic and highly accomplished landscape, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (Bach) by Frederick Waugh captures the grandeur and emotional force for which the artist is celebrated. Lik...

A beautifully rendered 19th-century graphite study, this apple branch sketch from the notebook of Virginia Granbery captures the quiet elegance of botanical draftsmanship. The compos...

This evocative 20th-century graphite sketch, executed by an artist in the circle or school of Edward Hopper, captures the quiet architecture and open stillness of a rural farmstead w...

William R. Davis, a distinguished contemporary Florida artist, demonstrates in this luminous sunset landscape his deep affinity for the traditions of the early Hudson River School. T...

Charles E. Burchfield’s Spuyten Duyvel, New York, signed and dated June 16, 1907, is a delicate and atmospheric watercolor that captures the quiet, pastoral character of the landscap...

This striking 20th century graphite on paper presents a compelling portrait of a Western cowboy rendered with remarkable detail and sensitivity. Though the artist remains unknown, th...

Stephen Wesley Macomber’s Winterthur Garden, Delaware is a masterful celebration of cultivated landscape and refined design. Painted in the 1920s, this important Impressionist work c...

John Appleton Brown’s A Path Through the Spring Trees is a radiant pastel on paper that beautifully captures the tenderness of early spring. A softly worn path curves gently through ...

This serene Adirondack landscape is a significant and deeply moving example of the work of Alexander Wyant, whose career marked a critical transition from the Hudson River School tow...

Grapes Within Nature is a luminous Hudson River School still life by Virginia Granbery, one of the very few women artists to work with distinction in this genre during the 19th centu...

This devotional Virgin and Child painting, created circa 1882, is a thoughtful historicist work rooted in the traditions of the Siena School,...

This striking equine portrait by John McAuliffe is a masterclass in anatomical precision and quiet power, created with an unmistakable understanding of the horse as both athlete and ...

This finely realized landscape by William Louis Sonntag presents a serene and expansive view of the White Mountains, a region that held enduring appeal for 19th-century American arti...

This evocative interior scene by Francis William Edmonds functions as a quiet yet powerful meditation on slavery, secrecy, and moral resistance in 19th-century America. At first glan...

Young Gentleman in Blue is a refined American portrait dating to the c. 1830s, a period marked by increasing confidence in both national identity and individual character. Though unsigned, the painting demonstrates the hand of a skilled academic portraitist, evident in the careful modeling of the sitter’s face, the subtle transitions of light across the skin, and the controlled use of color throughout the composition. The young sitter is presented seated and composed, dressed in a deep blue coat accented with brass buttons, a crisp white shirt, and a softly ruffled collar. These elements suggest both social standing and the era’s emphasis on propriety and self-assurance. The artist pays particular attention to the sitter’s expression, which conveys calm introspection rather than overt display. A warm red drapery and architectural column frame the figure, creating a dignified interior setting that was typical of early nineteenth-century portraiture. The restrained palette, balanced composition, and emphasis on character over ornament place this work firmly within the traditions of early American portrait...

This atmospheric sand painting, attributed to “Mrs. Brown,” is a rare and evocative example of Hudson River School–era sandpaper drawing, a distinctive medium favored by a small numb...

This striking 20th-century folk art metal sculpture, Lucky Horse, captures the spirit of handmade ingenuity and imaginative design. Forged from sheet metal and shaped with confident,...

This powerful bronze bust, Southern Steel, by James Nathan Muir, presents a Confederate soldier frozen in a moment of tense resolve. The figure is shown mid-action, his arm raised as...

This striking seascape by Florence Prince Ewing captures the rugged beauty of a rocky coastline with remarkable texture and vitality. The foreground is filled with angular formations...

Mountain View in Albemarle County, Virginia by Eliot Clark is a serene and atmospheric landscape that reflects the artist’s deep connection to the American countryside. Clark, associ...

This delicate floral still life, attributed to Benjamin Champney, captures a quiet yet powerful moment in nature through the humble pansy. Set against a dark, atmospheric background,...

In Gloucester Boats, Florence Prince Ewing captures the character and rhythm of New England’s working waterfront. The composition centers on two fishing vessels tied to a weathered d...

This dynamic World War I–era illustration depicts a soldier of the 26th U.S. Infantry, captured at a moment of heightened action and resolve. Shown striding forward with a bayonet-fixed rifle in one hand and a grenade in the other, the figure embodies the determination and forward drive associated with the famed “Blue Spaders” regiment. Rendered with striking accuracy, the piece reflects the visual language of early twentieth-century military posters...

This atmospheric oil painting, attributed to J. F. Doulhilt, presents a striking scene of storks gathered atop a densely woven nest, set against a softly illuminated sky. Although un...

This finely rendered graphite drawing, attributed to the celebrated American artist Thomas Le Clear (1818–1882), presents a compelling study of a working man, likely drawn from life ...

This charming and historically rich group of drawings, titled He Got Madder and Madder and Madder, is a complete narrative golf series by renowned American illustrator A. B. Frost, c...

This c.1950s painting by Charles Vickery, Small Boat on the New England Harbor, captures the artist’s hallmark sensitivity to maritime atmosphere and coastal light. Vickery’s scenes ...