"The Wrong Leader" Abstract Expressionist Painting by John Olympio

Signed and dated 1965-1966. Randall painted some kind of machinery with expressive colors and bold brushstrokes. Randall had a fascination with labor workers and work environments a...

This artwork, as simple yet sophisticated, showcases the feminine form with dark, rounded lines to highlight the body with delicacy and a background enhanced by more angular lines. ...

A pair of still life paintings rendered in saturated, fluid watercolor punctuated and outlined by black ink strokes. The pair, which portr...

Stunning gouache painting of a dancer-like figure by the artist Austino Obi Okafor. "The dancer salute" gives the artwork a full expressive dimension with their long span stretching ...

"The Ocean and the Beach" by Pat Badt is a fascinating painting especially for Ocean lovers! It encapsulates the serene yet dynamic relationship between the ocean and its timeless pa...

This artwork features a large abstract from the estate of Bert Miripolsky, It is signed and displayed in the original black wood frame. An American artist, Miripolsky studied paint...

Midcentury abstract Expressionist oil painting by Raphael Collzo in a wood frame-title "Landscape #1".

An abstract expressionist painting, from the Pacific Northwest, with a subtle color-form expanding beyond the canvas, exhibiting elaborate brushwork in oil. Titled 'BUI-94'.

"Follow The Leader," a large framed blue oil and acrylic painting by Renée Rey, shows that the connection between nature, technology and people are paramount...

Abstract painting using acrylic on paper by contemporary British Artist John Taylor. Framed in a vintage frame. Signed by the artist. From a collection of four pieces. John Tay...

Christopher Lane (American,1937) This oil on canvas painting by Christopher Lane is very similar to one of his larger paintings that was displayed at...

J. Paramé is considered one of the most talented and promising Portuguese artists of his generation. Born in Lisbon in 1978, he studied at the National Society of Fine Arts in Lisbon. His work is represented in numerous private and public collections, national and international. Several exhibitions in galleries and public spaces have attracted public attention, allowing exposes his work abroad including France, Germany, Canada and USA. "Agora Gallery" in New York, writes about his "strong bold colors figures populate the paintings of J. Paramé, strange characters evolve in mysterious scenes, triggering a clash of primary colors. This type of palette and composition, resemble the latest works of Matisse and Miró, "quoted in the prestigious newspaper express. "The Red Drum...