Virginia - Art

Madonna with Holy Child and St. John is a masterful depiction of a tender religious scene, capturing the sacred relationship between the Virgin Mary, the infant Jesus, and St. John t...

Modern Industrial 31 is an original abstract painting created with acrylic paint on four gallery-wrapped canvases. Each canvas measures 10x10 inches with a depth of 1.5 inches, formi...

Elegant woman with hat overlooking ocean with sailboats. Modern, Contemporary and Post-IMpressionist. Vibrant colors with bright crystal blues and greens. Signed Cassigneul lower c...

Breton Harbor by Maurice Empi is a striking mid-century harbor scene that captures the energy, rhythm, and atmosphere of a bustling coastal port through a bold expressionist lens. Pa...

A luminous Mediterranean view, Capri, Italy by Willem Welters captures the celebrated coastline with warmth and remarkable sensitivity to light. Painted circa 1928, this lovely Impre...

This captivating artwork, titled "Children Feeding the Horse", is masterfully executed in rich tones. It depicts two children tenderly feeding a gentle white horse against a familiar...

This painting titled A Quiet Day of Fishing by Clement Rollins Grant captures a serene moment along a sunlit shoreline. At the center, a barefoot boy stands with his back turned, car...

This is a signed, original acrylic landscape painting on paper with collage elements depicting river rocks beneath running water. The vibrant, abstract composition features blues, ye...

This is a beautiful one-of-a kind original abstract painting. The piece ships ready to hang, and is signed by the artist on the back. This item ships from the United States.

Reclaimed 10 is an original painting, created with acrylic paint on gallery-wrapped canvas. It has a width of 48 inches and a height of 30 inches with a depth of 1.5 inches (30x48x1....

This is a moody, tonalist water landscape painted on acid-washed tin (lightweight metal surface) to achieve a smooth surface to complement the peaceful evening scene. The work itsel...

Nicola Maria Rossi masterfully captures the biblical tale of Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well, a story from the Book of Genesis. In this scene, Abraham’s servant, Eliezer, arrives at ...

Painting title: Microcosm 6 Size: Width 6 inches, height 6 inches, depth 2.25 inches (6x6x2.25) Colors: White, pearl, fuchsia, orange, yellow, gray and iridescent, metallic gold, copper, and silver Medium: Acrylic paint and mixed-media on a beautiful birch wood panel, resin varnish More about this painting: This is an original, one of a kind, hand-made painting. The colors used in this painting are white, pearl, fuchsia, orange, yellow, gray and iridescent, metallic gold, copper, and silver. The colors flow together, and there is texture on the surface from the metallic leafing. The edges of the painting (the sides of the wooden block) have been painted white. This lovely little painting can easily be hung on a wall, or placed on a shelf, table, or desk. A thick, shiny Art...

This is an abstract 3D wall sculpture in wood, acrylic, rope, and ink. it is from artist Paul Cava's "Wood Work" series, which applies the collage aesthetic he has incorporated into ...

Edward R. Brevoort’s Blooming Peonies captures the fleeting elegance of a freshly gathered bouquet in full bloom. Painted in 1924, this impressionist work showcases Brevoort’s delica...

"Smoke Bush" by Deirdre Murphy is a framed, one-of-a-kind monoprint with collage (chine collé - applied Japanese colored Gampi papers) in a range of purples and blues on archival pap...

Raspberries by George Henry Hall is a striking and beautifully refined still life painted in 1865, demonstrating the artist’s extraordinary attention to texture, color, and compositi...

Patricia Whiddon's charming watercolor and pencil study Squirrels captures two young squirrels playfully making their way across the textured surface of a tree branch. With remarkabl...

This painting is signed lower left. Nan Watson is a female American artist from the early 19th century that is most commonly known for her floral paintings ...

Where Light Rises is an original acrylic painting on gallery-wrapped canvas, measuring 24 x 48 inches with a 1.5-inch depth. The palette includes vibrant layers of red, orange, golde...

This portrait, attributed to the American painter Ralph Earl, captures Benedict Arnold, one of the most controversial figures of the American Revolutionary War. Ralph Earl, known for...

Drifting 7 is an original abstract painting created with acrylic paint on a gallery-wrapped Genie Collapsible Canvas. This large artwork measures 40 x 40 x 1.75 inches. The colors...

Views of Nature 86 is an original painting, created with acrylic paint on gallery-wrapped canvas. It has a width of 8 inches and a height of 8 inches with a depth of 1.5 inches (8x8x...

Painting title: Microcosm 11 Size: Width 6 inches, height 6 inches, depth 1.5 inches (6x6x1.5) Colors: White, pearl, red, pink, and iridescent, metallic gold, copper, and silve...

Eugène Joseph Verboeckhoven, a luminary of 19th-century Belgian art, wielded his brush with unparalleled mastery, capturing the timeless allure of pastoral landscapes and noble anim...

Pierce Rice’s America’s Pastime captures the timeless energy and nostalgia of baseball, one of the nation’s most beloved traditions. In this intimate yet dynamic composition, Rice po...

Paradise I 40.0 x 30.0 x 1.5, 20.0 lbs Oil on canvas Hand signed by artist Artist's Commentary: "DREAM SERIES Dreams and memories near and far merge in whimsical coastal landscap...

It Will Only Hurt a Little #9, Original Contemporary Abstract Painting, 2022 53" x 36" (HxWxD) Mixed Media on Paper This large-format abstract work by artist Christine Olmstead is t...

A charming New England landscape, Town Along the River in Vermont by Charles Louis Heyde offers a beautifully observed view of rural life in the 19th century. Likely painted circa 18...

"Farm on Rolling Hills" by August Herman Olson Rolle captures the essence of a rural pasture through a harmonious blend of natural and pastoral elements. Rolle, an American painter k...

The Hill Country, Texas is a lively and atmospheric watercolor by an American School artist signed “JIM,” capturing the rugged beauty and working traditions of the Texas landscape th...

The 19th century American school portrait of a lady embodies the elegance and refinement of the era's portraiture. Painted with meticulous attention to detail, the portrait reflects ...

still life with flowers and vase in an elegant interior Signed Upper left with Initials Oil on canvas Provenance: Private collection, Texas Guarisco Gallery, Washington, D.C. P...

Large oil painting of chrysanthemums by one of the most well-known 19th-century French flower painters. Signed and dated lower right

Setting Sun in the Meadow 18x 24 x 0.1, 0.1 lbs Pastel on paper Hand signed by the artist Artist's Commentary: "This pastel painting was inspired by the warm light of the setting sun in early summer in Virginia. I was attracted by the light hitting part of the flowers when others stayed in the shade. The blue haze of the distant mountains and a small barn added to the beauty of the piece." About the Artist: I am a Russian born plein air oil and pastel artist...

Jay Walker is best known for his large-scale, site-specific installations and collector's pieces created with laser-cut vinyl, colored acrylic sheets, artist-made stencils, tape, and...

This exceptional American School watercolor portrait of President George Washington stands out as one of the finest we’ve encountered. The level of precision and care given to the fa...

Charming scene of a Vermont covered bridge near Stowe, Vt. The artist recently completed a series of paintings done while touring the New England States. The gallery boxed and cra...

Being above the law is often an expensive state of mind. :: Painting :: Contemporary :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist :: Ready to...

This finely rendered American School portrait of a young girl reflects the careful attention to detail and craftsmanship of late 19th to early 20th-century portraiture. The sitter, d...

This cool-colored cubist painting by Edmund E. Niemann is a captivating exploration of form and color, embodying the essence of the Cubist movement. Through his unique artistic visio...

In Gloucester Boats, Florence Prince Ewing captures the character and rhythm of New England’s working waterfront. The composition centers on two fishing vessels tied to a weathered d...

Edwin Howland Blashfield was born in New York and as he grew up, he prepared for a life as an engineer: studying at Harvard, Boston, and MIT. He later grew into a love of art and beg...

Exhibited: Venice, Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte della Citta di Venezia, 1905, (no. 40, Tramonto sul villaggio)

A fresh and inviting contemporary landscape, Before the Game by John Opie captures a quiet moment of anticipation on a sunlit baseball field. The composition presents players scatter...

Docking at the Shore is a beautifully atmospheric coastal scene painted by an American School artist during the late 19th century, circa 1870s. Executed in oil on canvas, the paintin...

Easton’s Beach, Newport, RI by Stephen Motyka is a luminous contemporary seascape that captures the atmosphere and rhythm of the Rhode Island coastline through expressive color and r...

Spaniel Game is a delightful nineteenth-century sporting scene by W.H.M. Turner, painted circa 1860s, celebrating the companionship, discipline, and excitement of the traditional Bri...

This serene landscape by a Hudson River School artist captures the quiet tension between storm and calm, rendered with luminous color and delicate brushwork. A soft sunset glows behi...

Impressionist Painting of a Man in an elegant interior- Paintings of men are rare on the market . Housed in a custom gold leaf frame * The Robert Lehman Collection at the Metropol...

Young Gentleman in Blue is a refined American portrait dating to the c. 1830s, a period marked by increasing confidence in both national identity and individual character. Though unsigned, the painting demonstrates the hand of a skilled academic portraitist, evident in the careful modeling of the sitter’s face, the subtle transitions of light across the skin, and the controlled use of color throughout the composition. The young sitter is presented seated and composed, dressed in a deep blue coat accented with brass buttons, a crisp white shirt, and a softly ruffled collar. These elements suggest both social standing and the era’s emphasis on propriety and self-assurance. The artist pays particular attention to the sitter’s expression, which conveys calm introspection rather than overt display. A warm red drapery and architectural column frame the figure, creating a dignified interior setting that was typical of early nineteenth-century portraiture. The restrained palette, balanced composition, and emphasis on character over ornament place this work firmly within the traditions of early American portrait...

Claude Vénard was born in Paris in 1913 to an established, middle-class family from Bourgogne. Although he was a businessman, his father accepted and supported his devotion to the arts. The blossoming artist was accepted at the prestigious École des Beaux-arts but quickly rejected the formality of traditional academic art training. Instead, Vénard began attending night courses at the École de Arts Appliqués at age seventeen to supplement his independent education. After six years of dedicated study the painter was forced, due to economic difficulties, to withdraw from the school and seek employment. Vénard became a restoration specialist...

"Autumn", is an abstract landscape painting that is a part of the "Seasons" collection. As with the other paintings that make up the four seasons, "Autumn" utilizes vibrant colors t...

A thickly textured landscape featuring a village chapel and cottages nestled among bright trees in full summer foliage. Primary colors include bright green, gold, rust and pale pink...

This captivating seascape painting showing two boats: one kidnapping a woman and her slave and the other, more distant is most likely from a European or American school. Although the...

George Catlin was a 19th-century American artist, explorer, and advocate for Native American culture whose legacy is deeply intertwined with his iconic portraits and depictions of Native American tribes. A defining aspect of Catlin's work is his commitment to authenticity and respect for his subjects. He strove to capture not only their physical appearances but also their spiritual essence and cultural practices. His portraits are characterized by a keen attention to detail and a sensitivity to the individuality of each subject, reflecting his deep admiration for Native American traditions and values. This painting however, went beyond his skill for painting Native American...

William Thomas Smedley's The Relics of George Washington Exhibition is a fascinating historical work that captures Americans' enduring fascination with the nation's founding history....

"Christ Crucified" is a striking oil on copper painting by an anonymous German School artist. This bold composition presents a powerful portrayal of the crucifixion, a central theme ...

This devotional Virgin and Child painting, created circa 1882, is a thoughtful historicist work rooted in the traditions of the Siena School,...

This painting is in excellent condition and signed lower right. William Hicok Low first trained with the sculptor Erastus Dow Palmer. When he was 17, he worked in New York City as an illustrator and years later traveled to Paris to study with Jean-Léon Gérôme and Carolus-Duran. During his years in France he summered with the Barbizon artists where he was especially influenced by the work of François Millet. In the United States, he became active as a muralist, illustrator, and decorative painter, performing prominent commissions such as the ceiling murals and decorations of New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel. His Beaux Arts classicism inspired Louis Comfort Tiffany and other of his younger colleagues. After 1900, as artistic styles changed, there was less demand for his work but he continued to write art criticism for Scribner's and The Century magazine...