Barbara Leadabrand

A beautifully executed antique oil painting in the impressionist style. This was most likely made in Italy, it dates from around the late 1800’s. It is signed by the artist ‘Tardini’...

Abstract Expressionist framed oil on newsprint paper painting, created in the 1950s by Peter Robert Keil in his studio in Palma. Signed 'Keil' on the ...

Depicting an Italian scene; likely 18th century. The painter is unknown but likely Flemish. The canvas is in good overall good condition, now mounted on a hardboard backing. The comp...

Knife painting involves using a palette knife instead of a brush to apply the paint, as in the case of this oil painting. In the context of a seascape at sunset, this technique adds ...

California landscape painting signed Joseph Bennett. Oil on canvas in carved and painted wood frame. Joseph Hastings Bennett (b.1889 - d.1969) was a pa...

Vintage Mid-Century Original Oil Painting Signed ‘M. Harmsworth’ and dated ‘1968’. Depicting a landscape, probably Southern European with whitewashed houses dotted amongst fields w...

A late 19th century oil painting of a dutch cannel scene by Marris.

From the Expressionist movement, E. Ballestra works on large formats. Oil on canvas where the figurative flirts with the abstract via an expressionist emphasis. Glassis technic used ...

A charming oil painting of a countryside scene, depicting a small white cottage and a bridge with lovely trees blooming along a creek. The painting is presented in a painted frame wi...

Abstract Expressionist oil painting by Austrian-born, Brooklyn artist Frederick Terna entitled "Radiant Pledge" circa 1970's in recessed wood frame trimmed in brass-tone metal. Fred Terna...

Vintage oil on canvas expressionist coastal landscape painting depicting a white sandy beach with a dilapidated fence perched on a grassy dune and seagulls flying above. Signed in lo...

Artist Pawel August Kontny (1923-2002) Stunning and expressive landscape. This artist had a minimal approach with the paint, giving us transparency and texture. Thick lines create building outlines. To get to the desired texture, Kontny used a mix of dust marble with oil paint. An earlier piece by Kontny. Made before he moved out of Germany into Denver. In 1960, Pawel Kontny decided to relocate to the Mile High City from Nuremberg, Germany. He had enjoyed a successful career thereafter World War II but, like many artists before him, he quickly became enamored of Colorado’s healthful and sunny climate, the freedom of its wide-open spaces, and the Rocky Mountains that reminded him of the Bavarian Alps. In the early 1960s, he was one of only a few European-born professional artists in the state, a select group that included Herbert Bayer (1900-1985), a member of the prewar Bauhaus in Weimar and Dessau, Germany, and Roland Detre...