Western Watercolor Landscape Painting with Miner by Leonard Howard Reedy, 20th C

A vintage landscape watercolor on board painting of hillside scene, signed Fred Hines, 20th century Measures: 19.25" H x 13.75" W x 0.15" D. Catalogue Not...

Impressionist Oil Painting Oil on Panel Tahitian Tropical Landscape with Mountain, Boat and Seashore, 20th C Measures - 8"h x 10.25"w x 1.5"d

A landscape painting offers oil on board lake scene with structures and boats, seated in giltwood frame, 20th century Measures - 18.5"h x 23.25"w x 1.5"d.

An antique seascape offers watercolor scene of shoreline with fishing boats and figures, artist signed lower left as photographed, 19th century Measures- 9.25''H x 13.75''W x .025...

Leonard Howard Reedy (1899-1956) In The Arroyo Drawing-watercolor Watercolor/paper Signed Leonard H. Reedy (lower left) Measures: Framed heig...

Antique Italian watercolor from the early 20th century. Mixed technique drawing mounted on a wooden frame depicting Seascape with young shepherds of excellent pictorial quality. Pain...

Beautifully painted landscape forest scene with stream in original giltwood frame, watercolor under glass. Signed in the lower right corner L. Douglas. American, early 20th century. ...

Eugene White - 'Untitled' - Impressionist watercolor landscape painting (over graphite) - vintage single matte board (acid free) - vintage gilt-wood frame with glass - signed and dated lower right - United States (Sarasota - Florida) - circa 1956. Excellent vintage condition - no loss - no damage - no restoration - scuffs to the vintage gilt-wood frame. Paper Size/Dimensions - 8 1/8" Wide x 5 3/4" High. Matte Size/Dimensions - 10" Wide x 8" High. Frame Size/Dimensions - 11 1/4" Wide x 9 1/4" High x 3/4" Deep. Artist Biography from AskArt - The following is from Gary Stanley, San Diego, CA Eugene B. White, a painter, was born in Middle Point, Ohio in 1913. He spent his artistic career documenting the landscapes of Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, and the farmlands of his native Ohio. He began his career at an early age (in elementary school). His formal training began at the Fort Wayne School of Art in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1935. The war years, and economic pressures put his art on hold until 1947 when he attended the Ringling School of Art and Design under Loran Wilford in Sarasota, Florida. He resided in Sarasota for the remainder of his life. In addition to his artwork, he was an instructor for periods of time in Florida, Georgia, Ohio, Michigan, and South Dakota. He was a member of the Florida Artists Group, Florida Federation of Art, Sarasota Art Association, and the Art League of Manatee, Florida. White exhibited widely during his career. Exhibitions included: Sarasota Art Association, Salmagundi Club in New York, Florida Artists Group, Knickerbocker Artists, Columbus Gallery of Fine Art, Detroit Art...