Plaster Paintings

Beautiful modern painting on Venetian plaster treated canvas. The painting is abstract with pinks and blacks and a touch of gold. Frame is a beautiful example of an 18th century gilt...

This beautiful painting is stunning in person. The line art is entitled Secret Garden and one can find a female face surrounded with flowers and botanicals. The artist prepares her c...

Moody and textural mixed-media painting by American Contemporary artist, Harry Bouras. Oil and plaster on canvas, signed en verso, titled, dated 8-77, and inscribed 'No. 9', unframed...

Eyre de Lanux (1894-1996) hailed from a prominent Philadelphia family, and studied painting in New York under Robert Henri. After marrying a French diplomat at the end of the First World War, she moved to Paris, and became an apprentice to the sculptor Constantin Brancusi. A talented painter and sculptor, Lanux specialized in what she called fresco paintings, which she showed in Paris and New York at the galleries of Peggy Guggenheim and Alexander Iolas. Fresco, however, is a misnomer since they are painted in wet plaster, and hers were incised and sculpted in a wet concrete-like mixture that she painted when dry. The lines incised in this pair of panels from the 1920s are similar to those chiseled in stone by Brancusi, but the Cubist compositions were inspired by her friend Pablo Picasso, who. One of these still lives depicts a bottle of Gordon’s Gin, a martini glass with an olive, a pipe, a smoldering cigar, an ace of diamonds, an Ionic capital, stars, a mask, and what looks like a newspaper. The other depicts a bottle of VO Whisky, a seltzer bottle, a cut-glass tumbler, a lemon for a twist, an ace of hearts, dice, and a ukulele, on a background of books. They belonged to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simpson of New York, a Social Register couple who collected art by Modigliani, Picasso, Matisse, de Chirico, and Miró. Around 1927 they asked Lanux to decorate their Paris pied-a-terre. She painted the dining room terracotta, designed a table with a terracotta top, bought chairs from Jean-Michel Frank, and collaborated on a rug design with the weaver Evelyn Wyld...

Charming oil on panel representing a landscape with a river and a village in the background. Impressionism painting with an important guilded frame with a decor of pearl, ribbons, ...

Painting with abstract landscape in gilded plaster frame by Joseph Domareki, American 1953 signed Joseph Domareki on bottom right corner and dated 3-31-53 on verso. Biography: From New Jersey, Joseph Domareki studied at Newark State College, earning a BA degree in 1937. He served in World War II in the Navy in the Pacific, and also was a combat artist covering campaings in the Gilbert, Caroline, and Marshall Islands. After the war, he earned an MA from the University of Iowa in 1947. He became Chair of the Art Department in 1964 of the School District of South Orange and Maplewood, New Jersey. He was President of the Audubon Artists from 1964-1968 and was a member of the National Society of Painters and Sculptors and the National Society of Painters in Casein. He had commissions for numerous hammered lead relief murals...

Contemporary artist Peter Buchman's "Just another thing hanging over your head" is made of enamel, house paint and plaster on...

Contemporary artist Peter Buchman's "Just another thing hanging over your head" is made of enamel, house paint and plaster on...

A beautiful original acrylic on panel abstract painting title "White Night" by Max Rodriguez. Framed with a white acrylic wood frame.

“Circles of Life” Venetian plaster on wood panel by artist Jo Hyman. Artist Statement: Born and raised in Houston, I grew up in a creative and musical family. My first artistic...

Plaster and acrylic on panel paintings by artist Max Rodriguez. "Midnight Oil # 1" and "Midnight Oil # 2"

This is a stunning and dynamic oil, plaster and cement painting on board executed by Desmond McClean in the 1970's. A flat grey-blue field gives way to a dynamic geometric landscape...