French Nude with Apple and Stockings

Moody yet brightly colored and starkly shadowy nude portrait of a woman of exceptional quality and unusual style.

Striking nude boldly painted in reds, pink and green.

Quirky painting of handrolled cigarettes.

Cut paper and pencil on black, in black mat and frame. signed by artist, dated 1982.

Delicate colors and a serene pose come together for a compelling portrait of a woman seated, hands folded, gazing left. This piece is unsigned and undated. Oil on board.

village, signed by artist Roger Voumard. Photo of artist on back. "loaned by Helen Bibas" on back as well. marked Galerie des Ages. wood frame on ...

This gorgeous, idyllic depiction of nude figures enjoying the beauty and abundance of Arcadia, some picking apples and others making love, was painted by David Karfunkle in the 1930s...

Continuing a tradition going back decades, Josef Pieper painted a series of seaside scenes with multiple nude male figures, riding and leading horses along the shore, their strong bodies...

Circa 2001, Acrylic on "Canvas on board", by Suk Shuglie, Pennsylvania. Colorful and bright, this insouciant still life by Pennsylvania artist Suk Shuglie ...

Vintage oil on linen abstract still life with apples and paper bag. Signed Dahlke lower right corner. Unframed, edge wear.

Still Life painting, with origins dating back to the 16th century, often depicts simple everyday objects. Conklin sets his composition with both antiquities and modern elements to bring the Still Life genre into the contemporary. Yet when a closer look is taken, his modern elements are already obsolete by today's standards. The ancient bust of Alexander is placed next to an iBook begging to ask the question - what will stand the test of time?? The piece is framed in a simple walnut frame measuring 26 x 26 inches. Andrew S. Conklin Square still life with Alexander Bust and ibook oil on linen Measures: 25 H x 25 W in 63.50 H x 63.50 W cm ACK038 Andrew S. Conklin Andrew S. Conklin is a figurative painter. He holds an MFA from the Academy of Art University, and studied painting at the National Academy of Design in New York City with Harvey Dinnerstein...

Oil on canvas shows a standing naked man saluting with his left hand.