Canvas Furniture

A wonderful Italian 17th century still life oil on canvas from Rome. The painting depicts a parrot with fruit at his feet standing next to a vase with a stunning array of colorful an...

The Wassily Chair, also known as the Model B3 chair, is a famous and iconic piece of modern furniture design. It was designed by Marcel Breuer in 192...

Bold yet soothing abstract geometric composition on canvas with circles, rectangles, squares and lines in a wonderful color palette of brown and pin...

A beautiful original oil painting on canvas of a rural winter scene with a barn in carved wood frame Signed by artist: Everett Woodson (Missouri, 1933...

Picture " Fishing port " . Oil on canvas. dimensions height 36 cm, width 56 cm without frame, height 29 cm, width 49 cm

Monica Perez "Let Go" (2) Original Acrylic Painting on Canvas, 2021. Dimensions include frame size. Monica Perez’s works are expressions of emotion—im...

Gerson Leiber "A Surge of Discombobulation" Oil on Linen, 2015 Born in Brooklyn in 1921, Gerson showed promise in his high school art classes. Later, while stationed in Hungary in...

Lovely pastoral oil paintings. They will want you to visit France.

A captivating oil on canvas by British artist Edward Aistrop (active 1880–1920), renowned for his detailed and expressive canine portraits. This circa 1900 work exemplifies Aistrop's...

Original oil on canvas by Tully Filmus of a young female ballet dancer. Frame has wear. Canvas measurement: 29.5" W x 51" H, Overall Dimensions w...

Bangladeshi quilts, known as Kantha, consist of two to three pieces of cloth sewn together with decorative embroidery stitches. They are mostly made out of Saris and are mainly used ...

This six foot hand painted canvas was crafted in France, circa 1870. The antique tapestry features an outdoor pastoral genre scene in the manner of David Teniers; the artwork, signed...

An old master style 18th century allegorical painting representing youth and old age, and/or beauty and wisdom, depicted by a beautiful young ...

An 18th century French Louis XVI style trumeau mirror with a large oil painting depicting The Abduction of Deianira after Guido Reni. Gilded wood frame with bright gilt finish is in ...

Gerson Leiber "A Concise View of the North Fork" Oil & Graphite on Linen, 2015 Born in Brooklyn in 1921, Gerson showed promise in his high school art cla...

Inspired by weekend visits to the stark desert landscapes found a few hours east of Los Angeles, this collection is composed of steel frames that have been zinc primed and powder coa...

This antique 19th century French oil on canvas landscape painting, dating to circa 1890, is by Gustave Mascart (1834–1914) and depicts a tranquil riverside scene animated by a tradit...

"Cabot" A Fine Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Dog by Georges Lemmers (1871 - 1944) Belgian artist, born in Antwerp in 1871 he was a pupil of the Academy o...

Beautiful decorative vintage tapestry signed by René Fumeron. Entitled “Allégorie en musique”. The tapestry exhibits subtle imperfections in certain areas...

Large Vintage French Style 58" x 70" Gold Frame Still Life Oil Painting with Bouquet of Flowers. Item features a large gold carved wood frame, oil on canvas, stately impressive size,...

Mid-century Modern Portrait Painting of a Hipster Signed Andreas Offered for sale is a mid-century modern vintage portrait of a 1970s male hipster The work is painted in oil on canv...

This exquisite antique tapestry was handwoven in Aubusson, France, circa 1760, and exemplifies the refined artistry and technical mastery for which this historic weaving center is ce...

This remarkable large painted canvas is from the mid 18th century, Rococo period. It portrays the rococo idealized image of life in Southern France. At over 11' wide and just under ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this original circa 1880 English Elm strapped with Wrought Iron rivets, leather handled, canvas steamer trunk This is a very well made example ...

This playful antique Dutch painting is perfect for many interiors. Titled modest maidens, 1866.

A 19th century French oil painting on canvas depicting classical figures in landscape, with a standing gentleman presenting bouquet of flowers to a sitting lady. Signed: Jules Garson...

Antique paintings Still Life Floral offers a fine and Oil Painting on Canvas from the 19th century. French antiquity. The composition depicts a rich bouquet of flowers arranged harm...

18th century Italian fragments decorated with aragonite and pyrophyllite with a sculpted canvas, strata of oil paint layers, finished with Italian raw umber glaze and pozzolana (dry ...

Evoke a sense of serene movement and vibrant energy with this captivating vintage abstract oil painting. Rooted in the Boho Chic aesthetic, this original artwork features a dynamic i...

Allegorical Scene of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804–1806) Attributed to Léon Cogniet (1794–1880) This ambitious and romanticized composition captures a defining moment in Amer...

Miroslav Krofián "La victoire de l'Idéologie" contemporary painting - czechia Contemporary painting Measures : 50cm H:70cm Wear Consistent with age And Use

Bold and electrifying, this large-scale Neo-Geo painting by "Pak" immerses the viewer in an intense symphony of geometric abstraction. Set against a velvety black field, jewel-toned ...

Ballet dancers painting by Werner. Width 28.3" - 72 cm Height 22" - 56 cm.

This is a very good period Regency portrait of a young Regency-era dandy. The features of the subject match those of published Beau (George) Brumme...

Rare painted metal rocking chair with canvas sling by François Turpin. Made in France circa 1930s. Bibliography: Pierre Migennes, "Les meubles de ja...

Oil on canvas boat scene painting of Southampton Docks, England Wonderful colours and artistry, in good condition

Manierre Dawson (American, 1887-1969) An original abstract oil painting on canvas. Signed lower left and dated 1930. Biography from the Archives of askART - Chicago-born Manierre Da...

Painting on Canvas Silence of the Sun, oil on canvas, with solid oak frame. Exceptional and unique paint. Canvas dimensions : L200xH200cm.

Early 17th century German oil painting on chamfered oak panel by Maller Michael Nagel signed in gilt on hem of cloak. The date 1602 is on the edge of the ...

The 2:30 chair was designed for 2:30 Productions and was exhibited in the Herman Miller showroom in New York in 1978. The chair is a piece of functional art being that the sitter can...

A 19th C three quarter length portrait of an aristocratic gentleman with his personal valet shown behind him. The young man with flowing long hair is portrayed from the waist up and ...

Edvard Sarvig, Denmark. Oil on canvas. Flowers in the pot. Dated 1951. The canvas measures: 62 x 49 cm. The frame measures: 4 cm. In excellent condition. Signed and dated.

Linen Cloth Wrapped Silver Grey C Scroll Shape Glass Top MCM Coffee Table MINT

Rectangular needlepoint cushion with tassel fringe, French, 19th century Measures: 22" x 12".

Vertical portrait painting of a man by American artist Genie Brock. (Oklahoma, circa early 20th century) The subject is of an older gentleman with a gray head of hair and beard. He s...

A striking Painting with vivid color and movement. Signed and dated 2012 on the stretcher. A noted abstract artist, here her composition is in bright pink tones with swaths of blue a...

"Boy with violin" painting. - Oil on canvas, signed lower right - Unframed.

Large, early 20th century orientalist painting. Oil on canvas. No trace of signature.

This striking oval portrait, attributed to the circle of Nicolas de Largillière, exemplifies the refined elegance and artistic sophistication of late 17th to early 18th-century Frenc...

Oil painting of the Crusifiction by Listed Artist-Theo in chrome frame.

18th century Italian scroll fragment with elestial quartz crystals on a hand-painted gallery 1-inch canvas. The canvas is distressed with gold powders ...

Bouquet 19th panoramic decorative panel in vintage-style is produced using vintage-style paper, carefully printed, aged, and hand-crumpled before being mounted on canvas. Inspired by...

Oil on canvas painting of a Californian forest scene by Charles Henry Harmon (1859–1936), a master of early American landscape art. This evocative work captures two figures walking ...

This exceptional sofa and lounge chair set stands out as one of the very few comfortable designs by Dutch architect and designer Gerrit Thomas Rietveld. Created first in 1935, it mar...

Willard Lindh (1918-2007), Sweden. Oil on canvas. Modernist landscape, 1960s. The canvas measures: 65.5 x 51 cm. The frame measures: 0.6 cm. In excell...

Vibrant mid-century abstract expressionist painting signed Margaret Smith. This original work features a dynamic palette of teal, orange, ochre, and earthy greens, blended and layere...

Vintage c1970s Mid Century Painted Canvas 3 Panels Room Divider Screen MINT

A beautifully executed and rare complementary pair of oil on canvas paintings depicting two of the moist famous and important counter reformation catholic saints St Francis Xavier and St Carlo Borromeo shown in scenes of what the respective saints are mostly famous for. St Francis Xavier for the conversion to Christianity of many S. E Asian countries notably India and St Carlo Borromeo shown asking the Virgin Mary to intercede for the cessation of the terrible plague of 1576. The paintings are presented in refreshed gilded carved wooden frames and are unsigned. St. Francis Xavier was born in Spanish Navarre in 1506 and in 1528, he met St. Ignatius of Loyola. He became one of the seven in 1534 who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuit Order). In 1536, he left the University of Paris and joined St. Ignatius in Venice. He was ordained in 1537, and in 1540 after the Society was recognized by the Pope, he journeyed to the Far East. Francis Xavier first evangelized the Portuguese colony of Goa in India, then Travancore, Ceylon, Malacca, and the surrounding islands. From there he journeyed to Japan, where he gave Christianity such deep roots that it survived centuries of violent persecution. He died on Sancian Island in 1552, while he was seeking to penetrate into the great forbidden land of China. Despite language problems, lack of funds, resistance from the Europeans as well as the natives, he persevered. St. Francis converted more people in his life than anyone since the Apostle St. Paul. He baptized over 3 million people, converted the entire town of Goa in India, and he labored in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan. He was truly a missionary par excellence. St Carlo Borromeo (1538-1584), was a Cardinal of the Holy Roman Catholic Church and Archbishop of Milan from 1565 to 1583. He was described in the decree for his canonization, as “a man, even while the world smiles on him with the utmost flattery, he lives crucified to the world, spiritually, trampling earthly things, seeking continuously the things of heaven, emulating the life of the Angels on earth, in his thoughts and actions. The plague began in the month of August that year. Milan was celebrating joyfully the arrival of Don John of Austria, on his way to Flanders, where he had been appointed governor. The city authorities were abuzz with excitement in their desire to bestow the highest honours on the Spanish prince, but Charles, who had been Archbishop of the diocese for six years, was following with concern the news coming from Trento, Verona and Mantua, where the plague had begun claiming victims. The first cases exploded in Milan on August 11th, right at the moment when Don John of Austria arrived. The victor of Lepanto, followed by the governor, Antonio de Guzmán y Zuñiga, departed the city, while Carlo Borromeo, who was in Lodi for the Bishop’s funeral, returned in haste. Confusion and fear reigned in Milan and the Archbishop dedicated himself completely to assisting the sick and ordering public and private prayers. Dom Prosper Guéranger sums up his infinite charity in this way: “In the absence of local authorities, he organized the health service, founded or renewed hospitals, sought money and provisions, decreed preventive measures. Most importantly though, he took steps to ensure spiritual help, assistance to the sick and the burial of the dead. Unafraid of being infected, he paid in person, by visiting hospitals, leading penitential processions, being everything to everyone, like a father and true shepherd” St. Carlo was convinced that the epidemic was “a scourge sent by Heaven” as chastisement for the sins of the people and that recourse to spiritual measures was necessary to fight against it: prayer and penitence. He rebuked the civil authorities for having placed their trust in human measures rather than divine ones. “Hadn’t they prohibited all the pious gatherings and processions during the time of the Jubilee? For him, and he was convinced of it, these were the causes of the chastisement. The magistrates who governed the city continued to oppose public ceremonies, out of fear that the large gathering of people would spread contagion, but Charles “who was guided by the Divine Spirit” – recounts another biographer – convinced them by citing various examples, among which was the one regarding St. Gregory the Great who had halted the plague devastating Rome in 590. While the pestilence spread, the Archbishop then ordered three general processions to take place in Milan on the 3rd, 5th and 6th of October, “to placate the wrath of God”. On the first day, the Saint, despite it not being the Lenten season, placed ashes on the heads of the thousands gathered, exhorting them to penitence. Once the ceremony was over, the procession went to the Basilica of St. Ambrose. Charles put himself at the head of the people, dressed in a hooded purple robe, barefoot, penitential cord at his neck and large cross in his hand. The second procession led by the Cardinal headed towards the Basilica of San Lorenzo. The third day the procession from the Duomo headed for the Basilica of Santa Maria at San Celso. St. Carlo carried in his hands a relique of Our Lord’s Holy Nail, which had been given by the Emperor Theodosius to St. Ambrose in the 5th century. The plague didn’t show any signs of waning and Milan appeared depopulated, as a third of its citizens had lost their lives and the others were in quarantine or didn’t dare leave their homes. The Archbishop ordered about twenty stone columns with a cross at the top to be erected in the main squares and city crossroads, allowing the inhabitants from every quarter to take part in the Masses and public prayers - from the windows of their homes. One of Milan’s protectors was St. Sebastian, the martyr the Romans had recourse to during the plague in 672. St. Charles suggested that the magistrates of Milan reconstruct the sanctuary dedicated to him, which was falling into ruins, and to celebrate a solemn feast in his honour for ten years. Finally in July 1577, the plague ceased and in September the founding stone was laid in the civic temple of St. Sebastian, where on January 20th every year, even today a Mass is offered to recall the end of the scourge. St.Carlo Borromeo died on November 3rd 1584 and was buried in the Duomo of Milan. His heart was solemnly translated to Rome, in the Basilica of Saints Ambrose...

Still life with fruits on dark background signed at lower left by Zimmer at 1905. Oil on canvas. Germany.

Bouquet 19th panoramic decorative panel in vintage-style is produced using vintage-style paper, carefully printed, aged, and hand-crumpled before being mounted on canvas. Inspired by...