Irving Kriesberg Large Oil on Canvas Titled "Pursuit", D. 1994

Oil crayon on paper by listed Figurative Expressionist artist Irving Kriesberg dated 2012. Early in his career, Kriesberg was included in The Museum of Modern Art’s 1950s exhibition ...

Oil crayon on paper by listed Figurative Expressionist artist Irving Kriesberg, dated 2001. Early in his career, Kriesberg was included in The Museum of Modern Art’s 1950s exhibition...

Large abstract oil painting on canvas titled "Silver Lining" by Polly ‘Pauline’ Doyle, circa 1970s.

Large scale painting by noted artist Terence La Noue, dated 1982. La Noue often titled his paintings after places he had visited. This piece, "Havasu IV", no doubt refers to the Lake...

Modernist oil in the jazz era manner of Stuart Davis entitled “Window” and signed Palester, circa 1960s

A modernist composition on canvas of colorful ribboned shapes dated 1973 by the late Bethesda, MD artist Irving Schultz.

Large Industrial oil on canvas titled ‘Road Builders’ by exhibited, St Helens born artist, Tony Garner. Tony’s work has been exhibited in numerous ga...

Large Industrial oil on canvas titled ‘Pilkington Glass’ by exhibited, St Helens born artist, Tony Garner. Tony’s work has been exhibited in numerous...

A 1951 oil on canvas abstract painting by American artist Irving Petlin (1934-2018). Signed and dated verso, shades of blue, black, and green come together to create an array of abst...

Original Irving Block Oil Painting on Canvas. It is entitled “Peaches, Poppies, Pansies” and features lovely colors by a masterful hand.

Oil painting by well listed artist Arthur Lumley. (1837 Dublin Ireland-Died 1912 in the USA) Boy with straw hat embracing his cat and dog. The painti...

Harold A. Laynor abstract oil on canvas with impasto relief in original painted wood two part frame. Work is titled "Stapho”. Predominent colors are light marsala, green, white, and black. Painting without frame measures 54" x 36" From the Invaluable webpage: "Dr. Harold A. Laynor (1922-1991) was a prolific and innovative artist. A graduate of Parson's School of Design, Bachelors and Master of Art Degrees from New York University, he earned his doctorate from the State University of New York at Albany." "A member of the famed Ghost Army of World War II, Harold A. Laynor went on to create a legacy of Art spanning five decades, winning many awards including the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Huntington Hartford...