Fruits, Vegetables, and Gold Urn Still Life Painting on Wood

Vintage (20th Century) still life acrylic painting of sliced and eaten watermelon with a knife on a surface draped in beige cloth, painted on rectangular plywood. Imperfections in w...

Vintage (20th Century) still life acrylic painting of sliced and eaten watermelon with a knife on a surface draped in beige cloth, painted on rectangular plywood. Imperfections in w...

Vintage (20th Century) acrylic still life of a brass horn and sword alongside a bird perched on an antler that is spearing sheet music reading, "Le Retour La Chasse -1923."Painted on...

Vintage (20th century) acrylic still life of a brass horn and violin hanging on a blue woodgrain wall with tassels and two golden cherubs, painted on rectangular plywood.        

Still Life Framed Oil Painting on Canvas with Variety of Vegetables, France. 20th Century Still Life painting featuring an abundance of vegetables on a table draped casually with a w...

Still life artwork, oil painting on canvas, vegetable and fruit with apples, pears, nuts and celery, cauliflower, chard, leeks, onions, garlic, carrots, aubergine. Still life painting rich and colorful. It also has a beautiful and original golden frame from the 19th century. The oil on canvas painting dates back to the nineteenth Century. The antique frame and the oil painting are restored. This still life oil painting is not signed, however, this is a French painter active in the 19th century. Restored Painting Oil on Canvas Gilded Frame Ancient Painting...

You are viewing a gorgeous floral still life oil painting in the Georgian manner Such a vivid spray of bright flowers this will brighten up any room Brush work so detailed and the ch...

Still life artwork, oil painting on canvas, Flower Pot With Roses And Fruits. Still life painting rich and colorful. Art Déco. The painting expresses the fashion of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Probably inspired by Russian painting. More precisely in the thirties of the twentieth century and a signature not easily translatable, in fact, on the back of the work on the frame there is a name that probably refers to the author, Vladimir Alexandrovich Kutum. The painting bears a handmade frame in shaped, pinstriped and gilded wood from the contemporary era. This still life, oil painting on canvas dates back to the first half of the twentieth century, Art Deco...