Painting Oil on Canvas, Fishing Boats On The High Seas, by Andreas Dirks

"The Holy Grove" (German Original: "Der Heilige Hain") copy after Arnold Böcklin (1827 Basel-1901 San Domenico). Painting oil on canvas (wedged), in a s...

Decorative original antique door. The side of the door that was originally visible to the outside, is made of solid oak and the other side of th...

Iron shop sign/"shop nose" for attachment to the wall of a shop, from the early 20th century in anthracite and white color overpainted.

Original old wrought iron "shop nose"/ shop sign bracket. Anthracite gray painted. Attached to the house wall of a shop so that you can hang your own...

Elegant Louis Philippe high chest of drawers, so-called "semainier", from the 19th century. Solid mahogany and veneered on oak. A "semainier" was traditionally used to store laundry for one day in each of the 7 drawers. High rectangular seven-drawer corpus on 4 feet with rounded edges and slightly overhanging top plate of white marble. While the lower 6 drawers can be opened and closed with a key each in embedded brass key sockets...

Original vintage bottle dryer or bottle holder in the style of the well-known "Readymade" with the name "Porte-Bouteille" by the French Artist Mar...

German Grobe (1857-1938) "Fishing Boats at Sea" original oil painting, circa 1900 Original oil on canvas. Canvas dimensions 24" wide x 32" high. The period frame measures 29.25" wide x 37.25" high. Signed in the lower right corner. Very good condition. German Grobe was the son of the merchant Johannes Grobe and his wife Amalie, born Eberhard. After receiving his first lessons with Georg Cornicelius in his hometown, he attended the Städel Art Institute in Frankfurt am Main from 1873-1876, where he was a student of Eduard von Steinle. In October 1877 Grobe went to Ludwig von Löfftz at the Munich Art Academy and moved to the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1879, where he was a student of Eduard von Gebhardt. From 1880-1883 he was a student of Eugen Dücker...

This is a 19th century scene of a wild sea with a boat by the painter Emmanuel Joseph Lauret (1809-1882). A landscape artist of the 19th century...

Expressive oil painting on wood panel French by La Martiniere in 1952. The painting depicts fisherman and three small fishing boats laying on the shore. It is painted in large brush strokes full of texture to express the moment. The painting without frame...

"The Mules" Oil on Canvas Painting. Oil painting of a rural scene in a parcel-gilt wooden frame.

English school, oil on canvas fishing boats alongside dock signed by English portrait and landscape painter Frederick Stead, (1863-1940). Antique wooden frame. Great subtle color and...

Jeff Markowsky’s paintings begin with an intimate and direct relationship to nature through painting outdoors in the open air (en plein air). From these oil sketches Markowsky invest...