Plywood Paintings

This painted dinosaur wood cut-out with wooden base was made by the American Folk artist Howard Finster. The back has been numbered 3500, dated June 29, 1993, and signed by the artis...

Earl Swanigan (American, 1964-2019) Untitled Double-Sided Painting. Signed and dated 2014 in paint on lower right of front painting. Acrylic on Plywood. Charming double-sided...

Bright red and green oversized plywood strawberry farm stand sign. The berry farmer had multiple acres in rural Rhinebeck, New York, Dutchess County. O...

Spectacular hand-painted theater background prop. Painted in a monochromatic palette of black, white and gray. A cut out rendering of a front end of a Ford Model-T truck. This theater prop...

A massive 16 foot mural by the noted Detroit artist Jerome Ferretti. It is signed and dated 1990. Painted on 4 4 foot by 8 foot wood panels, they were ...

A large and evocative impressionist oil painting on oval panel by William Wilke depicting the California Gold Rush-era ship Niantic and the namesake hotel ...

A very rare and full of character 1930s six-foot-tall Ghirardelli Chocolate hand-painted wood advertising sign featuring the company's early and iconic parrot mascot. Fantastically vibrant and eye-catching outdoor billboard advertising products by the world famous 170-year-old San Francisco chocolatier, after which the city’s historic waterfront landmark Ghirardelli Square is named. Commanding and colorful graphic design distinguished by crisp, bold lettering and an incredibly charismatic parrot excitedly squawking the proper pronunciation: "Say Gear-Ar-Delly!" The parrot mascot was introduced in 1915 as part of a successful ad campaign that saw sales rise as customers felt more comfortable in asking for their chocolates and other products by name. In the parrot’s shopping cart are three cans of Ghirardelli products—Nu-Malt, Ground Chocolate, and Milk Cocoa—each nicely showcasing early-to-mid-century American packaging design. Displays a wonderful sense of depth and economical attention to detail. Exactingly executed and varied typefaces handsomely embody exactly what makes vintage advertising signage so visually striking and sought after. Reminiscent of Guinness beer posters...

A wonderfully cheeky mid-20th century American Folk Art framed hand painted sign reading "Blow Horn For Service" and decorated with bold red cherries and ...

Swinging from trees or mounted to buildings, barbershop signs are fascinating examples of pop and Folk Art in Africa. Each sign was painted to communic...

Signed Matt MaGee verso. Large and impressive Post Modern painting of individual arrowheads in a fan pattern. Each is painstakingly painted. Circa...

Large and impressive hand painted double sided English pub sign, circa 1950. Rose & Crown on on side and The Spotted Dog on verso. Nice, original condition...

Swinging from trees or mounted to buildings, barbershop signs are fascinating examples of pop and folk art in Africa. Each sign takes on the unique per...