Linen Paintings

Painted canvas figuring a side view Art Deco woman. She wears a large black coat with white collar and interior. She wears a black hat on her head adorned with a white flowers and a ...

Pair of Chinese watercolors depicting Bonsai peach trees in planters executed in a distinctive Asian style. Presented in wood frames with linen inserts.

Painted canvas figuring a side view brown Arabian horse with dark braided mane held by a white pompon. It wears a gilt harness and is adorned with green beads and gilt ornamentation ...

Painted canvas figuring a side view white and orange Arabian horse with dark braided mane with gilt strands. It is adorned with small orange leaves on its chest and have on its back ...

Painted canvas figuring a side view Art Deco woman. She wears a large black coat with white collar and interior. She wears a black hat on her head adorned with a white flowers and a ...

Megan Hinton’s paintings and works on paper have been exhibited throughout North America. She has been showing her work on Nantucket since 1998. Hinton also shows extensively in Provincetown, MA on Outer Cape Cod and in Rockland, Maine. She holds degrees from Ohio Wesleyan University, The School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and New York University. Hinton has been awarded artist residencies from The Women’s Studio Workshop, The Vermont Studio Center, and Nantucket Island School of Design, and Les Amis De La Grande Vigne in Brittany, France. She has been the recipient of three local Massachusetts Cultural Council grants for exhibitions held in Wellfleet, MA at Preservation Hall...

These tall, opposing pair of dummy boards/theater props were created in Italy in the late-18th century and are made of oil on linen, then stretched over board. There is minor water d...

Japanese painting of a pagoda with a beauty crossing a bridge. Mixed-media on a linen mounted board. Gilt faux bamboo frame with vibrant colors. Great Hollywood Regency and Chinoiser...

Original oil on canvas painting by William Fellini (Died in 1971) American 20th century folk artist. Serene scene of a boathouse and floating dock sea-...

Newton Haydn Stubbing, American 1921-1983, semi abstract painting entitled "Gardiners Island," 1975. Oil on canvas. Measures: 18" x 19". Signed lower right en verso. Provenance: Private New York estate. Newton Haydn (Tony) stubbing was born in England but spent much of his life abroad. Firstly, in the late 1940s-1950s in Spain and France, where he began to develop as an artist; then, in later life, he lived between London and America. His hand-print paintings of the 1950s-1960s were the first to earn him an international reputation, Sir Herbert Read chose one as the final image in his influential book A Concise History of Modern Painting, published in 1960. These atmospheric paintings, often on a large-scale, were made with Stubbing’s hands saturated like a living palette. His lyrical and rhythmic arrangements of palm prints foreshadowed the recent mud wall-paintings of Richard Long. In 1949, Stubbing had been inspired to paint with his hands after being profoundly affected by the Prehistoric cave paintings he saw at Altamira in Spain. His own paintings came to have some of the feeling of ritual and mystery evoked by the art of early man. Stubbing also made sculpture, designed furniture and was an inventor and philosopher. Throughout his painting career he made small landscape sketches and when, in his later work, he returned to painting with brushes, he produced abstracted landscapes of luminous, subtly toned expanses of color informed by his ‘nature note’ sketches. Until recently, Stubbing was better known in Europe and the USA, but in the past few years the Tate has acquired two significant works, as have other British collections. In Paris in the 1950s, he showed at the avant-garde Galerie Iris Clert, as did his friend Yves Klein. In America, he exhibited with galleries such as Martha Jackson and Pierre Matisse and he is represented in many American public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Other collections that own works by Stubbing include the Museum of Modern Art, Paris; the Museum of Modern Art, Madrid; the Arts Council of Great Britain and the British Museum. Public collections. Tate, London; British Museum, London; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Modern Art Museum, Munich; Museum of Modern Art, Paris; Museum of Modern Art, Madrid; Westerdahl Museum, Canary Islands; Chicago Art Institute, Illinois; Phoenix Museum, Arizona; Chase Manhattan Bank, New York and London; Weatherspoon collection, North Carolina; US Steel Corporation, New York; Panoramic mural paintings, Findhorn Foundation, Scotland; Cathedral of St John the Divine, New York; Lindisfarne Fellow's collection, San Francisco; Seymour Knox collection, Buffalo; Iowa University Museum collection; Alvaro Delgado...