California Suite #1 by Painting by Artist Gerald Campbell

Acrylic painting of a stylized mandala in yellow ( part of the serie of 2) by artist Gerald Campbell dating from the late 1980s-early 1990s. Campbell, a celebrated California artist,...

Graphic, triangular forms in yellow, black and silver seem to represent a stylized mountain. This modernist abstract painting is part of the color field movement which emerged out of...

Acrylic painting of a stylized mandala in red by artist Gerald Campbell dating from the late 1980s-early 1990s. Campbell, a celebrated California artist, was well-known for his large...

"The Angel of Hope" is an unsigned painting drawing inspiration from art movements like primitivism and symbolism. The artist used very fine black lines, resembling loose hair, to cr...

Dreamy landscape picturing a view of a castle in France. Large original frame made of walnut. I love the soft and delightful pastel colors that are used. The colors add emotion to...

An abstraction is a powerful tool that allows artists to question reality, challenge our understanding of the world, and expand our horizons beyond what we can see and touch. In this square format piece combining collage and painting, the artist - a romantic visual poet - is aware that all design is inspired by the Natural that gives life to thoughts in a way that is open to interpretation and subjective experience. Different shapes, round, cubic forms, line and strokes obtained by scratching, textures, words cut presented backward as a mystery that can be pierced. Through a process of cutting, layering, and highlighting, the artist imbues the materials and colors with deeper meaning. At the bottom, a grounded and strong base is strengthened by dark colors and the absence of forms and details. This technique of creating a sense of energy and motion within an otherwise static composition is fully mastered in this artwork. The composition's towering and upright shapes naturally guide the viewer's gaze upwards, creating a dynamic interplay between spiritual themes and verticality. Born in Havana in 1971, Antonio Dojer’s abstract work reflects the colorful culture, vibrant community, and often tumultuous social environment of his native Cuba. Yearning to create and express beyond the political rigidity of his country, Dojer went on to study at the San Alejandro School of Art in Spain...

Untitled painting by California artist Fay Singer (1927-2015). A graduate of Western Reserve University and UC Berkeley. She is a lifelong figurative painte...

"Ghost California" is the California Dream dressed in black. This gold leaf painting plays with archetypal icons of California culture. The sun, gold, an arrow, Redwood. The arrow, shot at a golden sun (or is it a halo?) with a stark black bullseye, must kink itself to make its mark. The map of California...

Beautiful colors and great technic on this striking geometric acrylic on canvas by san Diego artist Allen Perrier circa 2012.

Large oil on canvas signed M. S. and dated 1950. Martin Snipper b.1914-d.2008, he was a San Francisco/Bay Area artist and patron of the arts. American, mid 20th century.

Beautiful colors and great technic on this striking geometric acrylic on canvas by san Diego artist Allen Perrier circa 2012. Large size.

Mid-20th century abstract painting by San Francisco Bay Area artist Robert Gilberg (b.1911-d.1970). Ink and gouache on paper, framed behind glass. Signed and dated 1961. Born in Oakland, CA on April 25, 1911. Gilberg studied at the Oakland Art Center in the 1930s. Following service in the Army during WWII, he settled in Nevada City...