"Seascape" by Armand Merizon, Michigan Artist, in Blue, White and Burnt Sienna

A marvelous example of Romanesque-Medieval bas relief sculpture interpreted by an American artist in the 1920s, this painting on fabric was executed by Dunbar Beck, the famous muralist. The painting, on one length of cloth, is in two parts -- one portion depicts a bull being attached by a lion, the other depicts a scrolling rope motif. According to a notation on the reverse, both paintings were done for a production of "Oedipus Rex," perhaps in California. Beck was an important muralist at this time, executing a mural for the US Post Office...

This lovely depiction of the painter with his nude model provides an interesting variation on a Classic theme, in this instance placing the artist behind his model, allowing the fema...

Painted in white and blue in a way that captures the blindingly bright sunlight of North Africa, this painting by Julius Bloch depicts a veiled woman carrying an earthenware jug, fra...

Although she is famous for her genre scenes such as "Bleeker Street Fire Hydrant" and "New Year's Eve in Greenwich Village," Kyra Markham began her career...

Hawaiian seascape painting, acrylic on masonite, signed Paul Rockwood. Paul Rockwood (1895 - 1972) Born in Monrovia, CA on Jan. 12, 1895. Rockwood w...

Contemporary American artist Sandra Constantine recreates the effect of an old architects blue print using the print type Cyanotype developed by an English scientist, John Frederick William Herschel...

Gorgeous original oil on canvas seascape by Italian Artist Dino Tronchin, circa 1973. The painting is in great vintage condition and measures 24W" x 20"H x 1.5"D (canvas is 12" x 16"...

Stunning original seascape painting by listed southern California artist Jacqueline Kresman circa 2000s. While she does not consider her work to be photorealistic, it clearly has that feel. The sand on the beach looks...