Abstract Triptych Painting, Framed, Set of 3

Large abstract painting by Barbara Rosenzweig signed and dated 1993. Earthly neutral colors and hints of architectural elements.

An unusual set of 4 chrome and brown leather dining chairs. New leather upholstery modeled after the original style. Graphic stitching detail. Split cantilever base. Upper chair handle...

A set of four “Andover” chairs by Davis Allen for Stendig. Black lacquer finish and gray vinyl seats. Retains original “Stendig” and “Collaudo” tags.

A set of 4 post modern dining chairs. A traditional silhouette in knotty pine with 'squiggle' or 'wave' form detail. Original textured brown upholstery with brad nail trim.

Whimsical set of brass serving picks. Mouse form with tail pick. Dimensions are of individual pick.

A set of four chrome dining chairs by Design Institute of America (DIA). Newly upholstered in a cream low pile linen and alpaca blend ...

Triptych of large-scale paintings, highly patterned and evocative of Memphis-style 1980s design. Each painting is 52.5" square. They make quite an impressive display when hung togeth...

Framed Triptych Oil Painting on Board is signed by the artist, and features three amazing landscapes creating a panorama of beauty! Framed togeth...

Triptych in acrylic of abstract geometric squares in cream and black in brushed metallic wooden frames, by Richard Rumi, "Asylum".     

Over 7 feet tall and 20 feet wide, this colorful acrylic on canvas abstract expressionist painting is by Mexican-born Juan Carlos Macias, who resides in Chicago. Photographs do not do justice to this early work by Macias. Each 88" H x 80" W canvas is stretched over an internal wood frame. The sides are painted black. Measures: 88" H x 240" W. Maci´as was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco - Mexico in 1961, studied Architecture and Plastic Arts at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico and Technical Graphic Arts and Painting at Los Angeles Valley College and presently resides in Chicago. His more recent gallery work has been figurative, but his roots are in abstract expressionism. His most recent work is also feature in Chicago's the New Irving Park Station House...

These are a set of Four “triptychs” oil paintings on canvas of the twelve apostles. Each one of the “triptychs” are rectangular shaped, divided i...

Unbelievable. Unknown artist but breathtaking. The layers are so simple but make this piece wonderful to admire day after day. Your eyes won’t tire of it. Simplicity can be boring, b...