Vintage Ocean artwork

A vintage 1800s French provincial settee. Sanded down to her natural tones, finished with a matte wax and reupholstered in a Schumacher linen and wool fabric. Absolutely stunning pie...

Vintage Turkish Rug handwoven by women in Anatolia in the 1960s.

Charming early 1900s French Provincial oak farm table, aged and weathered to perfection. Supported by an H-shaped base, this versatile piece features a convenient single drawer on th...

Our Brooks side table is crafted with vintage elm wood sourced throughout Europe and Asia. Perfect as a side table or smaller console table. We love her size for styling perfect vign...

Introducing our Franklin consult table. Crafted from vintage elm wood source throughout Europe and Asia. We love the beautiful textures and natural wood tones. The functional design ...

Introducing our Atlas console table. Crafted from vintage elm wood sourced throughout Europe and Asia. We love the minimalist, rustic design, and more narrow profile, perfect for the...

106 wide by 59 1/2″ high at center and 55″ high on either end

Piece of art made by Spanish artist Aaron Bueso. Hand painted on antique letters between a couple during the Spanish civil war. Acrylic and paper on ca...

The Ocean - Elodie Huré Oil on canvas (without stretcher) 290 x 200cm 2020 Signed on the back Visual artist, videographer and collagist, also trained ...

Anton GUTKNECHT (1907-1988) Oil on canvas Monterey, Cypress Tree at Ocean side signed lower right, Anton Gutknecht Size with frame 44 x 32 inches (...

Abstract Design Signed By Louis Bellon (French 1908-1998) From a batch of similar work where most were dated 1942-1947 watercolour painting on paper, unframed measurements: 11 x 13.75 inches provenance: private collection of the artists work, Provence, France Condition report: very good, colour strong The painting is an excellent example of this much sought after French painters work. Louis Bellon, born in Dijon, began to draw at the age of 14. Enrolled in the School of Fine Arts in Lyon, he was taught by Antoine Chartres, an extremely cultivated professor who introduced his young pupil to both art and literature. Bellon was also influenced by the works of André Lhote which he encountered a few years later. Bellon drew his inspiration from a multitude of sources: the Neo-Impressionism of Georges Seurat, the flat colors of the Nabis, the intimacy of works by Pierre Bonnard, the subtle delicacy of Paul Cézanne, the Cubism of Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso, and Jacques Villon, both the exciting palette of Matisse and the richness of his line, the Orphism (so named by the poet Guillaume Apollinaire) of Robert and Sonia Delaunay. In 1938, Bellon was elected a member of the Salon of the South-East, one of the most prestigious arts organizations of Lyon where many important contemporary artists exhibited. It was there that Bellon met the Nabi painter Paul Sérusier...

This abstract piece is rice paper over mother-of-pearl.