'Summer Window' by Ann Finlayson

This colourful oil on board by Gordon Bryant is a great piece of decorative art. We've had the painting bespoke framed in a simple wood frame to compliment the composition. Please take a look at all our pictures to see the details and features of this beautiful bird. You may already know this if you're a bird enthusiast - as bee eaters...

This interesting oil and pencil on canvas is by Michael Neville Seward Snow, 1930 - 2012. Titled 'Ornos' and signed verso in 1964. Gorgeous subtle ...

A well executed pastel and pencil drawing of a delightful King Charles Spaniel signed and by Alfred Daniels. The perfect gift - or treat yourself! We have had this bespoke framed b...

This is a very decorative painting with attractive colours and an interesting use of brush strokes. Signed on the bottom right hand side of the artwork and also on verso, with 'per...

Late Summer Afternoon By Thomas Dedecker Item Number: AG1121 (1951- ). Oil on board; 11" x 14". Thomas deDecker was born in Appleton, WI and studied at Bringham Young University in Provo, UT. His paintings of western landscapes and of the American Indian lifestyle are reminiscent of works by the masters of the Hudson River School. Thomas deDecker has won numerous state and national awards including Artist of the Year 1986, and Outstanding Artist given by the CM Russell...

(1951-). Oil on board; 20" x 24", well framed. Thomas deDecker was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, and studied at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. His paintings of western lands...

New England Summer Home Painting. Classic Americana of a cape house in the summer. Oil on canvas house in a very thick, solid wooden frame.

These charming English School portraits show the subjects half-length by a desk, the surgeon with a skull at his elbow and his wife with an open writing box. Oil on canvas within a gilded frame and accompanied by five related letters. English, circa 1810. Footnote: Robert Prideaux died aged 36 in 1818 but in his short life he managed to rise rapidly through the ranks as a naval surgeon. The Naval Chronicle Vol. 19 (1808) records his appointment as a surgeon, aged only 26, on the cutter Sprightly and that he moved to the Lily by the end of the same year. In 1809, a member of the crew of the vessel Polyphemus was involved in a drunken incident that culminated in him being sick on the quarter-deck of the Lily whilst both vessels were docked at Port Royal in Jamaica. This led to a Court Martial appearance for one Joseph Fountain, the Master at Arms...