Blue and White Abstract with Multicolored Brushstrokes by Thomas Gathman

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...

Vibrant abstract Oil Painting by Vahan Yervandyan Framed and Signed Lower Right The Armenian artist Vahan Yervandyan is more than a painter; he is a seeker and soul explorer. In th...

Using tonal value to define shape, light, perspective, and movement, the artist's clean-lined accuracy, and simplicity enhance a fascination with this stylish piece. It is encased i...

This abstract painting features lines of gradient blues triangles entangled like festive garlands . Cubism influenced the combination of triangle shapes of different sizes in this artwork . Edward Wolfe is known for semi-abstract figure, still life, landscape and portrait painting and drawing, some cubism. Edward Wolfe (29 May 1897 – 8 July 1982) was a British artist who was a Portrait, flower, and landscape painter, mainly in oil, illustrator, and draughtsman in pen and ink and pencil. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wolfe came to England and studied at the Slade School 1916–8, having in his native country worked for periods as a child actor and for a jeweler, during which time he had his first serious art lessons with the British painter George Smithard. Whilst at the Slade was invited by Nina Hamnett to join Roger Fry...

Monumental black, white and grey abstract canvas by Thomas George (1918-2014) an internationally recognized artist whose work is included in the permanent collections of the Museum ...

Abstract painting showing red, blue and tan abstract shapes in a gold frame Condition: Good; Wear consistent with age and use

Copy of an abstract painting in a modern contemporary style showing green zoomographic shapes.

Contemporary abstract painting in an artists own gallery style frame, composing of broadly applied brushstrokes of red, green, yellow, blue, gray and white in acrylic paint on canvas...