Original Pre-War Beach Polynesian Oil Painting on Velvet by Roger Fowler, Tahiti

Impression oil painting on board captures the joyous rhythm of girls dancing in a vibrant fall celebration, surrounded by warm autumnal hues. ...

Vintage Wood Framed Painting with White Orchid Motif, by Tip Freeman This painting by American artist Tip Freeman depicts a White Orchid. This artwork has...

Original Post War Framed Paintings with red hibiscus, by Tip Freema Featuring a red floral Hibiscus against a light background in its original wood frame. Tip Freeman...

Oirignal watercolor portrait on paper signed by Edee Joppich featuring a woman in a leotard against a multicolor background with multicolored macaws surrounding her. Comes in the or...

Depicting a tropical landscape with women, chickens, straw huts and palm trees within a Polynesian village, circa 1920, signed lower right indistinctly. Unframed.

American impressionist ocean beach scene oil painting on artist board in very nice original soft blue gray and white painted wood frame. Arti...

Original painting beach with parasols BLUE DREAM Viviane. By Carole Grandgirard, title and signature on the back of the canvas. Oil on canvas...

Original oil on board seascape painting by listed artist Alfred DuPont, circa 1970s. This beautiful painting is in very good condition and measures 37.5"x 29.5" overall; the painting itself is 26.5" x 18". It is presented in a wood frame with a cream colored linen mat and signed by the artist in the lower left. Gorgeous realistic piece! #4221 Alfred Dupont was a muralist, illustrator and painter who made his home in southern California. Dupont was born in East Orange, New Jersey. While still a teenager he ran away from home ending up in San Francisco, California. He studied art at the California School of Fine Arts, the University of California and the California College of Arts and Crafts. Alfred Dupont painted murals on the ceiling of Hearst Castle (active at Hearst Castle in 1933 where he designed the story of the Old Testament on the ceiling of the celestial suite and made the drawings for ornamental ironwork and the blue and gold mosaic tiles around the swimming pool) and for the Golden Gate Exposition of 1939 he painted murals in the mining building. While in the Navy during World War II he worked as an illustrator and painted portraits of Admirals Nimitz...