Hans Kline 'Canadian, 1924-1994' "Two Trees"

Blue Kaleidescope - Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated '70 - Framed dimensions: 25 in x 31 in.

"Double Landscape" painting. - Depicting abstract fields of green and blue mirroring one another - Acrylic on Canvas, signed lower right and d...

"#9 Chinese Acrobats" - confetti of colors - Acrylic, oil, metal leaf and paint on canvas, signed lower right back and dated '89 - Framed dimensions: 31 in x 25 in.

"Circus Tumblers" - Featuring a confetti of colors - Acrylic, oil, metal leaf and paint on canvas, signed lower right back and dated '89. - Framed dimensions: 16 in x 12 in.

Ernest Yarrow-Jones (BRITISH , 1872-1951) Tree in Bloom - Oil on Canvas , signed lower right - Blossoming tree in nature with pink leaves.  

Arthur Meltzer (American 1893-1989) "The Old Apple Tree" Oil painting on canvas board, signed lower right "Arthur Meltzer". Image size without frame 22.5 x 27.5 Arthur Meltzer was...

TRACY ROOT - "Working Class" - Fine acrylic urban portrait painting on panel - brushed aluminum frame - signed and dated lower right - titled verso with exhibition note - Canada - ci...

Vienna Secession School hand colored engraving printed on Japan paper and mounted on silk satin. The work centers on Venetian building facades with ...

With various flowers, manderin ducks and garden stone accented with gold leaf on ground surface. Nagasaki School Painting.

Ink painting on mulberry paper of gibbons in a tree with hints of gold in the sky.

Multicolor vertical stripes abstract geometric modern color field oil painting. The painting (similar to the work of Gene Davis and other Washington Color School artists), was proudly displayed in the living room of a Classic Mid-Century Modern house designed by a student of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Oil on canvas painting is signed Erik 74 on reverse also inscribed Erik Pitsokos. Measures 49 inches high,47.5 inches wide. Frame measures 51 inches high, 49.5 wide. In good condition. From St. Petersburg Times - Sept. 12, 1975: The Greek-born sculptor Erik Pitsokos received his art education in Greece, Italy and Canada. He immigrated to Canada in 1964 and became a Canadian citizen. In Canada he had an art school adjacent to his studio where he took only accomplished artists for highly advanced instruction in the finer points of sculpture. His entry at the International symposium of Arts held in Washington, D.C. in 1969 won him the first award for sculpture. He exhibited throughout Canada and his works have been donated to the purchased by individuals, galleries, public buildings and schools in Canada. He moved to the United States in 1975, became an American citizen and taught classes at the Florida Gulf Coast Art...

Serene Japanese Showa period two-panel folding byobu screen depicting a large spring blossoming prunus tree or plum tree. Beautifully painted with ink and natural color pigments on m...