Paint Paintings

Colorful oil on MDF by South Dakota/California Artist Peter Wegner (b. 1963). The work created 2002 is in excellent condition and bears a Griffin Gallery label from Venice, CA on the verso. Size: 22 1/2"h x 15 3/4"w x 1 1/2"d. Title: “Blushing Pink/Sizzling Pink” Born in 1963, Peter Wegner is an American artist and graduate of Yale University. His primary concern is color, and he often uses grids, words, charts, or codes to explore the different ways that one would organize visual perceptions. Exhibited around the world, most of Wegner's works are in the permanent collections of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Getty and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. Born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Wegner is currently living and working in Berkeley, CA. More about Wegner: These are some of the museums who have displayed Wegner’s work: The San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose CA The Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo NY The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles CA The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles CA The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles CA The University of Colorado Art Museum, Boulder CO The Ackland Art Museum, UNC, Chapel Hill NC Museum der bildenden Kunste, Leipzig DE First recognized as a painter, Wegner's practice includes installation, photography, sculpture, collage and artist's books. His primary concern is color, often referencing the grids, charts, names and codes by which we organize visual perception. Widely exhibited domestically and internationally, Wegner's work has been the subject of solo presentations at Lever House (NYC), The Bohen Foundation (NYC) and MdbK (Leipzig DE). Wegner's institutional commissions have become increasingly architectural both in reference and scale. Four permanent installations by Wegner are located on the Stanford University campus, notably Monument to Change As It Changes. Since 1998, SFMOMA has showcased the diversity of Wegner's artistic output. The museum has twice devoted an entire wall to his neon installation...

Pair of Italian paintings on canvas executed with a theatrical combination of trompe l'oeil and whimsey. Depicting monkeys in court jester ou...

Lovely painting with a lot of colors! We don't sell a lot of paintings because we only buy what we like! This 1980's painting is from a French artis...

Amazing large scale oil on linen. This piece was originally purchased in Australia in the 1980s. The signature is 'Martorana'. The back reads: From 'Through The Fence', Oil on Linen,...

Stunning and dignified, this gorgeous, Art Deco-influenced painted folding screen by famed muralist José Atanasio Monroy depicts a wide range of Mexican scenes across four panels, al...

Panoramic British minimalist oil painting on unstretched canvas by reknowned and well exhibited artist Gerry Hunt ( British - b. 1927 ) ink signed ...

Murray Hantman (1904-1999) was a painter, muralist and teacher. Over the course of his career Hantman's work progressed from realism to abstraction. His later work shows a mastery of...

Large scale abstract geometric painting, with an obvious op art influence. Titled "Labors of the Three" on reverse, signed Glen Douglas, dated 1983.

Bold and impressive geometric abstract Expressionist painting on canvas with precise lines, intersecting shapes and a horizontal texture that collects light. Signed in the bottom rig...

I found this painting at auction and fell in love with its color and gigantic size! What a statement piece! A vibrant gladiola dominates a green b...

"Intertwine" is an original painting in oil, acrylic and ink on canvas by Ashley Mayel. About the artist: Ashley Mayel has called Texas home for 48 years. A graduate from University of Houston’s Art & Design program, Ashely is an accomplished artist and designer, making a name for herself worldwide. Her dreams came to fruition when she started her own company, American Designers, in 1974, in Houston, Texas. She executed the interiors of several commercial buildings and residential homes as well as designing, creating, painting and sculpting for a myriad of clients. Ashley was a resident in many local galleries in Houston from 1975 to 1997. Even the renowned print company, Picture Source, chose some pieces of hers to put into print production. In 1997, she and her family moved to Austin, Texas for her husband to join the Samsung Austin campus. In Austin, she continued a flourishing career in commissioning custom art pieces, interior design projects, and commercial and model home design. Her husband’s career then took them abroad for ten years where she got to surround herself with various cultures and history of design and art spanning from Europe to East Asia. Ashely successfully showed at various galleries in Manchester, England and Singapore. Passionate for philanthropy, she kept that fire alive even abroad by donating many pieces to local charities close to her heart. Ashley and her family returned to the U.S. in 2009. They chose to settle in the picturesque city of Laguna Beach...

You can see the influence of the French Impressionists in this Mid-Century oil painting on board. These colors are so hot the painting wants to burst into flames. Than there is the p...