John Cuthbert Hare Watercolor Paintings - Cape Cod and Provencetown

Thomas Taylor Ireland, RBA (English, 1888-1921) A collection of five watercolor paintings of British Pubs. Signed TTI. The Cock and Rabbit of Buckinghamshire (featuring the puddin...

Philippe Jullian (French, 1919-1977) A pair of watercolors on paper, 1950s. Framed by John L. Whibley, London. 9 ¼ inches wide by 13 ¼ inches tall; shorter 13 inches

Pair of original watercolor paintings on artist board with gilded edge of Canterbury Cathedral, England’s First Cathedral, including the iconic Norman Staircase. board: 5 ½ by 3 ¾ i...

Richard Tumbleston (American/North Carolina, b.1951) A watercolor painting of a Blue Ridge Mountain road and homeplace. sight: 21 ¾ by 15 ¾ inches...

Vintage Nantucket Watercolor of "Old North Slip" on Nantucket, by Doris and Richard Beer, circa 1940, a watercolor on paper view of mooring slips along the end of Old North Wharf, signed in pencil lower right, titled on the reverse. Doris and Richard Beer (1898-1967 and 1893-1959 respectively) produced a well-known series of watercolor miniatures featuring popular Nantucket scenes. Working at their Wharf Head Studio on Old North Wharf for 18 years, the couple worked together on these copyrighted creations, photo-duplicating Doris's line sketch and Doris and Richard completing the watercolor. A native New Yorker, Doris studied at the Art Students League, Cooper Union, and with Arthur Dow at Columbia University. She developed a successful career designing theatrical scenery and costumes in New York, Newport, and later for the Straight Wharf Theater on Nantucket. Richard spent the summers of his childhood in ’Sconset. A graduate of Hamilton College, he served for ten years as American consul in posts in Budapest, England, Havana, and Canada. A self taught painter, he also was a talented writer who contributed to the Saturday Evening Post, Yankee Magazine, and Art News...

A pair of vintage French watercolor paintings by Roger Caillete, one figurative and one landscape, they are set within matching gilt frames allowing them to be displayed together or ...

Alfred Birdsey was a renowned English born Bermudian painter. Here are a pair of watercolors representative of his confident loose style and familiar bayscape subjects. Signed in the...

Classic watercolor in soft tones of grays and black of a countryside town in the early 1900’s. Perfect addition to a black and white wall of watercolor painting.