Large Painting on Canvas by Fanny Geefs

A MASSIVE LIMESTONE FIGURE OF BUDDHA The imposing standing figure wearing simple robes subtly revealing the contours of the body, with U-shaped folds and gracefully draped over the ...

Spectacular One Of A Kind Spanish Cabinet with Royal Arms of Castile and Léon The upper section with a pediment inlaid with a double headed eagle surmounted by a crown, above a pier...

JADE VASE AND COVER Of flattened baluster shape, rising from a splayed foot to an angular shoulder and a waisted neck set with a pair of mythical ...

JADE RUYI Dark green jade finely and naturalistically carved in openwork along the arched shaft of characteristic S- form, The upper surface of the handle c...

This large piece of wall art features bold colors and eye-catching lines. Painted on canvas this piece is sure to turn heads. Please confirm the item location with the dealer. (NJ/NY).

Large original oil on canvas painting "Untitled" by internationally reknowned artist Isaac Maimon, circa 1995. The painting depicts a stylish Parisian woman sitting on her balcony enjoying the day. The piece measures 57.5" x 43" x 2.5" (the canvas is 50" x 35"); it is presented in its original gold gilt wood frame with cloth lining. It is signed, "Maimon" in the lower left corner and is numbered MAI1007 The painting was purchased for $6,500 from Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery in La Jolla, CA in 1995. #2524 Maimon has a distinct and recognizable style of painting which captures the energy of Parisian street scenes, with masterful lines and inspired strokes of color. Isaac Maimon was born in Israel in 1951 and has devoted the majority of his life pursuing a career in the arts. He attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, Israel's most prestigious academy for the arts, where his initial interest in the Paris School of Art...

Large seascape with cove and ship. Either Gloucester Mass or coastal Maine. Well rendered and showing a rocky cove with trees ,ocean etc. Lester Stevens 1888-1969 is a well noted Am...

Large Acrylic and sand canvas with sculptural frame details by Wade Hoefer. This series of works was used prolifically by Michael Taylor in the early 80's.