"Marshall Sycamore" Painting by Richard Chalfant

Over looking abundant fields of wildflowers an old Quaker home stands quietly on a knoll simple but elegant.

Oil on board with interesting study on reverse side.

Sea meets land, waves roll to shore breaking in direction and size. This is a study in transparency, movement, and reflection.

Plein air painting offers the opportunity to appreciate everything in nature. Different times of the day changes the light and the experience. Painted along Brandywine, this painting...

Early 20th-century oil on canvas entitled "Jardins de l'ancienne préfecture" by Dante Donzelli, Charming forest setting with different species of trees and colors. Through the trees,...

W.R. Thrasher (1908-1997) An American well listed painter, who specialized on painting of landscapes and country scenes. Oil on canvas, signed ...

Oil on Canvas Of Millbrook, New York by Peter Williams from the 20th Century: Measures: 24" x 18" New Zealand-born artist Peter Williams was a familiar figure in the paddocks painting on location at racetracks and other venues around the world. His passion was equestrian art, antique cars, and various picturesque locations around the world. Peter Williams has had over 40 solo exhibitions and his art has been collected by Queen Elizabeth II, Ogden Mills and others. His art is found among the permanent exhibitions at Churchill Downs...

Presenting a beautiful piece of American and Texan Art by the highly regarded Texas Artist, Manuel Garza. This is an oil on canvas from 1968 A very early example of Garza's work. It features 'Birds in Flight' in a rustic Texan setting. Very nice signed on the bottom left by 'Manual Garza'. Also signed on the back and marked 'A-68'. It is in its' original frame.' It is extremely well painted, has 'plenty' of detail and has real quality !! In an square Mexican (Baja) Frame. It features birds in flight (probably Quail) with pasture, trees, cactus, etc. It has a loose leaflet all about the Artist, Manual Garza attached to the rear of the frame. It also has its original price tag from the 1960's of $170.00. What makes this painting all the more interesting and important is that Garza was only 28 years old when he painted this. It is a very early painting by him and does not feature a small red bird...