Still Life Oil Painting

A French oil on panel painting by Fernand Maissen from the early 20th century, depicting a sporting dog hunting a duck. Created in the early years of the 20th century by French artist Fernand Maissen, this horizontal oil on panel painting depicts a hunting scene. An English setter, coming from the right side of the composition, is hunting a river mallard rising from the waters. The high grass on the right, from which the dog is emerging, is perfectly contrasted by the horizontal strokes used to depict the water on the left. The artist further accentuates the contrast by juxtaposing warm and cold colors. Born in 1873, Maissen was an animal painter who was a student of Jules Lefebvre...

An English oil on canvas painting by Edward Armfield from the 19th century depicting three Spaniel dogs flushing a pheasant. Created in England by British painter Edward Armfield (18...

An English oil on canvas horizontal painting from the mid 19th century, signed and dated, depicting a stationary bloodhound hunting dog, in carved giltwood frame. Created in England ...

English 18 century oil on canvas of horse and jockey painting in carved giltwood frame. This 18 th c English oil on canvas beautifully depict...

Stunning original still life oil painting, original artists frame.

 Early C20th still life oil painting on canvas of a collection of exotic fruits, some partially sliced and watermelon displayed in a bowl, with red printed table...

The midcentury still life painting is oil on masonite and is signed in the lower left corner. The focus of the composition is a yellow bowl of ba...

Original oil painting self portrait of the late Donald K Ryan. Donald K Ryan’s work spans mostly from the 80s to the early 2000s. Throughout...