Surrealist Heavy Gold Gilt Imposto Paintings, 1970s Glenn Fisher, Bflo. N. Y

Sébastien Jean was born on 17 March 1980 in Thomassin, Haiti. He passed away, far too young, on November 24, 2020. Self-taught painter and sculptor, encouraged by his mother, he be...

Polly King (1901-1993) American Born: U.S. Polly King was a painter and sketcher with a special love of travel and water. Born in West Virginia, King mo...

This unique and stunning artwork by Juan Quevedo is a masterpiece of contemporary art that embodies the essence of Cubism. The painting, titled "Adoracion...

Large Abstract Modernist Three Dimensional Wall Sculpture , hanging / Painting,,, John Tracey ,,, 1977-1979 Artist in Residence, Artpark Lewiston NY. Invited for three consecutive...

Modern Surrealist Painting by Alexander Gore, Pablo Picasso Inspired Painting Certified This is an original painting titled "The Big Bear" in the manner of the great Pablo Picasso. ...

Pair of painted, carved and gilt panels in relief of gaming and gambling casino scenes. Figural wood relief carving with gold and silver gilt with painted background. The pair shows gambling and gaming scenes...

Pair of 1970s Gold Leaf Paintings by R. Pighetti - Italian Modern Art Masterpieces Add an air of sophistication and luxury to your collection with this exquisite pair of gold leaf paintings by renowned Italian artist R. Pighetti. Created in the 1970s, these artworks are a harmonious blend of modern design and traditional craftsmanship, featuring bold compositions set against gleaming gold leaf backgrounds. Their striking visual presence makes them a standout addition to any art collection, offering a timeless expression of Italian artistic flair. Key Features: Gold Leaf Technique: The use of gold leaf provides a rich, radiant backdrop that adds depth and luminosity to the paintings, making them visually captivating and luxurious. Signed by R. Pighetti: Both paintings are signed by R. Pighetti, a recognized Italian artist known for his distinctive approach to combining modern aesthetics with classical techniques. 1970s Modern Art: These paintings embody the spirit of 1970s Italian modernism, blending bold, abstract shapes with the opulence of gold leaf for a truly unique visual effect. Matching Pair: This set of two paintings is designed to complement each other, offering symmetry and balance when displayed together, making them ideal for larger spaces or paired decor. Framed and Ready to Hang: Each painting is beautifully framed, enhancing the overall elegance and making them easy to incorporate into your home or office immediately. Perfect for: Collectors of Italian modern art and 1970s artwork...

We are so proud to offer this original work of art by legendary Palm Springs artist O. E. L. Graves. We discovered his work when we first purchased a second home here in 1997. His work was very difficult to come across, but stories about Mr. Graves were legendary, and the first art we saw of his were his extraordinary and very collectible cover art for vintage mid century Palm Springs villager magazines which we found at some thrift stores! We have since collected 8 original paintings. This is the Rolls-Royce of the collection. His artwork is now collected by a new generation of the Palm Springs younger rich and famous entertainment industry that have brought new life to the town with Coachella Music Festival and the endearing architecture Palm Springs is famous for! We purchased an amazing coffee table book by French photographer Robert Doisneau called “Palm Springs 1960” Mr Graves himself and his artwork is featured in wonderful 1960s vintage photographs. This spurred on more collectors looking for his paintings. This large painting was definitely owned by a Palm Springs/Beverly Hills client. His work was even sought out by Rockefeller that wanted to buy a painting of Mr. Graves that he refused to sell! The paintings were very expensive. Just the original painting’s framing alone shows how chic and special it was. The subject is a bird in its cage with a clock in the corner, In shades of silver, green, black and gold. There is a name on the painting, along side Mr. Graves signature we believe to be the title of the painting, “Orsi” It is such an extraordinary painting! Please check out the pictures to see the amazing color and details of this work. O. E. L. Graves (1897 - 1971) Graves was an American artist and painter/sculptor based in Palm Springs, California during Hollywood's golden years. His client list included many of the rich and famous of his era, from movie stars (Clark Gable, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Janet Gaynor) to business magnates (Raymond Loewys, George R. Hearst Sr.) to shady criminal kingpins. His own personal life was just as full of high intrigue and secrecy as the famous clients he cultivated. As a result, his need to maintain a relatively low profile in his private life has relegated him to near obscurity in death as an artist. Graves experimented constantly with new media and techniques for expressing his art. His works include delicate watercolors, fine detailed portraits, impressionistic oils, sculptures in metal, and some techniques of his own invention. Graves claims to have invented "sculpted oil painting", where multiple layers of thick oil paint are placed on masonite and then cut away to create the image. His sculpted oil paintings were displayed in some of the trendiest galleries and art museums, including the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, which purchased some of his sculpted paintings after they had been shown there. Winthrop Rockefeller...