Two Mallards by Churchill Ettinger

Tightly cropped landscape view of pines and aspen trees awash in autumnal yellows and reds, paired against a deep blue twilight sky. Born in 1945, McHuron graduated with a degree in art from Oregon State University and studied extensively with landscape artist Conrad Schwiering. Living and working in Wyoming for over thirty years, McHuron's plein-aire paintings highlight western landscapes and its wildlife. His work is on permanent display at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole Wyoming...

Original hand colored lithograph on paper of the multi colored Japanese Pheasant, with accompanying notes by John Gould. The work was drawn on stone ...

Oil on academy board view of Scottish seaside dunes and the water beyond. Born in Scotland in 1949, John Bathgate grew up in the rolling Scottish Border country. His art education followed an apprenticeship style training with the artist and teacher Robert Fraser. By 1979 he had joined the “Lothian Group” of artists and had begun to exhibit in and around Edinburgh, along with establishing his first studio. He now lives in the north west of Skye, which looks out on Loch Bracadale, with views south to Rum and Canna, the Cuillins and west to MacLeods Tables. The quality of light here and the constantly changing weather provide all the inspiration for many of the paintings produced. Scotland, circa 1980. Condition: Fine original condition. Wear commensurate with age and use. Materials: Oil, Academy Board Dimensions: 18-1/2" W x 1" D x 14-1/2" H (overall) SKU: 4972 Tear sheets are available on request. SHIPPING & DELIVERY: The Federalist Antiques...

Oil on canvas winter landscape by the renowned Swedish-born American Impressionist painter, John Fabian Carlson. Framed in a lemon gold molding. A...

Framed watercolor on paper of a racing yacht under full sail by Sandor Bernathy. The work has been de-acidified and framed with archival mat under UV filtering glass. American, circ...

Roman forest landscape, rendered in watercolor on laid paper. The work has received archival treatment, including de-acidification from the acid transfer of pulp matting. Float mount...

1920s Belgian oil on canvas Painting “Mallard”.

Dorothy Churchill-Johnson (American, 1942-2023), an untitled, pen and ink drawing with watercolor. Comprised of a number of realistic distressed tiles depicting a knight in armor on ...

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...

Modern Impressionistic painting of people at table by. "Tea for Two" by Costain. Oil on canvas.

Slighty toned and faded. One Yorkminster Cathedral and the other Stillington Village Church.

Serving, perhaps, as a commentary on the futility and horror of war, this allegorical painting of "Two Philosophers" was made by Arthur Kampf in 1948-49, shortly after the end of World War II and toward the end of his long life. Kampf was known for his historical and allegorical paintings, including a large scene showing a group of nude soldiers...