Thomas Aquinas Daly Iris Signed Watercolor

signed lower right Lowell Ellsworth Smith, member of the American Watercolor Society. Housed in a new beautiful frame with fine linen matting. In excellent condition. Image size 1...

Original painting by Savannah GA artist Larry Connatser.

Original oil painting, signed in tiny script that has not been deciphered. Oil on canvas of what appears to be a crab shack or barn.

Oil painting entitled "Yak Standing On Tongue" Signed Kelly circa 1960

Portrait of a musician girl by Takanori Kinoshita

Painting of a pair of birds. Signed with a monogram. small spots of loss

J. Thomas Soltesz (American, b.1955) "The Couriers" original watercolor Original watercolor of Civil War era "couriers" in an American West landscape...

This is a signed watercolor landscape in a custom oversize frame with a white matt. Using a large frame and matt for smaller paintings gives the ...

This is a signed watercolor landscape in a custom oversize frame with a white matte. Using a large frame and matte for smaller paintings gives th...

Ink and watercolor study by Iris Brody c. 1960 Iris Brody was a contemporary artist with William Burroughs and others during the Beatnik era. A resident of...

Prominant and listed with international sales, English artist Thomas Mackay (1851 - 1920) featured here the impressionistic watercolor "Woman on Stairs" in a beautiful frame with glass. Thomas Mackay British visual artist who was born in 1850. Many works by the artist have been sold at auction, including "A young Girl beside a Duck Pond" and "A young Girl in a Flower Field" sold at Christie's South Kensington "British and Continental...

Our exceptional watercolor on paper by the American painter and illustrator, William Thomas Smedley (1858-1920), depicts a distinguished gentleman smoker standing beside a street lamp. Signed and dated 1894. Mounted in period giltwood frame originally glazed and now missing glass. We may install new plexiglass prior to shipment. William Thomas Smedley was born in Chester County, Pennsylvania in 1858 and died in Bronxville, New York in 1920. He studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and later entered the Paris studio of Jean Paul Laurens. He submitted paintings regularly at prestigious exhibitions both in America and abroad during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, including the Paris Salon and the Universal Exposition of 1900. Around the turn of the century the village of Bronxville, located just north of Manhattan, became the center of a small suburban artists' colony. Otto Bacher settled there in 1896 and was followed a year later by Will Hicock Low. Smedley moved to Bronxville in 1898 and was soon joined by his fellow Pennsylvanian, Milne Ramsey.