New York City Opera Costume Design Painting by Jose Varona

Oil on board abstract painting by Leonardo Nierman (1932-2023). The painting is titled on the back City Abstracture (Compostion #28). There are remnants of an exhibition label. The s...

Acrylic on masonite abstract painting by Jean Halpert-Ryden. The painting is titled "Toward the City". The painting is in the original likely artist made frame. There is some wear an...

Abstract etching by Brazilian born artist Arthur Luiz Piza. Sight measurements are 10 3/8 inches x 10 3/8 inches. There is some wrinkling in the linen mat. Piza was born in Sao Pau...

Intaglio print by Colombian artist Omar Rayo (1928-2010). This is signed in pencil lower left "C/A No. 4/5 Omar Rayo - Composition No. 2". This was likely made in New York as he had...

This is a vintage fashion watercolour 'Decorative Japan'. An English, framed painting, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1990. Fascinating subject and art style, with vibrant ...

This is a Mixed Medium Painting of Salvador Benitez. It depicts a nude barefoot woman with a grey face and long black hair walking forward in a sidewalk and leaving behind a mountain...

Fashion watercolor by famed artist Michaele Vollbrach. Framed under glass.

This beautiful painting by artist Gregory Hawthorn was from a art collectors Palm Springs estate. Mr. Hawthorne’s work was chosen for many interiors designed by the late, great Steve Chase. This painting is a fantasy oil on board with a 3-D effect of a woman’s face. The detail on the painting is fascinating. It obtains the original beautiful cream frame. Ready to hang. Mr. hawthorns vintage work has become very sought after and collectible. STEVE CHASE: Known for their contemporary elegance and comfort, Steve Chase’s residential interiors embodied the casual yet opulent style of California’s affluent. Natural elements such as wood, granite and leather prevailed in his sensuous designs, often enhanced by subtle lighting. Preferring to work closely with each project’s architect, Chase deftly blended all the elements of design to create a whole greater than the sum of its parts. Realizing his talents earlier than most, Chase began shaping his career and his distinctive style at age seventeen when he joined the design firm of La Tienda in Los Angeles. A 14-year affiliation with Arthur Elrod Associates followed, ending in 1980 with the founding of his namesake firm, Steve Chase Associates. With a staff of more than 20 based in Rancho Mirage, California, Chase’s projects extended beyond his signature residential work to include aircraft, yachts and homes in such far-off lands as Singapore and Germany. In addition, Chase designed the Bob Hope Cultural Center, the Behring Auto Museum and several West Coast...