Paintings on Sale

Albert-Gabriel Rigolot (1862-1932) Pastel on part laid on canvas, signed lower right. Presented in what is most likely its original frame. A stunningly luminous work. Measuring 25...

Large sized exquisitely executed country landscape with horse drawn cart. The watercolor is signed by American painter Frank F. English. 1854-1922. (Signature in right corner F. F. E...

Large sized exquisitely executed autumn landscape watercolor by American painter Francis Wheaton 1849-1942. (Signed Francis Wheaton 1890 New York.) It is handsomely matted and framed...

An extraordinary work of art, "Landscape", oil on canvas by L. Boulanger, signed. Original Frame in carved and golded wood. L. Boulanger (1806-1867) was an important French paintin...

This fine little forest scene is interesting for the breadth of style Green shows in his work. Distinctly impressionistic, it borrows heavily from his Barbizon contemporaries with a heavy atmosphere found in the shadows and chaotic melding of colors throughout. While much of his work has strong tonal qualities, the present example exhibits his taste for high-chroma colors and intense contrast. It remains on its original lining and has been housed in a new giltwood frame. Frank Russell Green was born in Chicago, Illinois on April 16th of 1856 to Russell and Caroline Green. Despite receiving no encouragement from his father, he showed an early talent for the brush and in 1873 he left Chicago to paint the Rocky Mountains with several young painters and Henry Elkins (American, 1847-1884). This trip would heavily influence his passion for landscapes, which he primarily began painting in the Hudson River School taste, and also would shape his preference for plein-air painting. Much of his early work is characterized by its tonal qualities and shares elements of the Hudson River School, the Old Lyme School...

A fine pastoral landscape by Frank Russell Green, it depicts several resting cows in a green pasture before a small farmhouse in the distance. The brush work is rather intriguing with tiny strokes that create precise points of color with a bleary impressionism in the grasses and distant landscape, all showing the heavy influences of the Barbizon School on Green’s work. The work is housed in an early and likely original frame in the Newcomb Macklin taste. Frank Russell Green was born in Chicago, Illinois on April 16th of 1856 to Russell and Caroline Green. Despite receiving no encouragement from his father, he showed an early talent for the brush and in 1873 he left Chicago to paint the Rocky Mountains with several young painters and Henry Elkins (American, 1847-1884). This trip would heavily influence his passion for landscapes, which he primarily began painting in the Hudson River School taste, and also would shape his preference for plein-air painting. Much of his early work is characterized by its tonal qualities and shares elements of the Hudson River School, the Old Lyme School...

A signed oil on canvas by American artist Carleton Wiggins, a pastoral landscape in the impressionist manner, with a small flock of grazing sheep. John Carleton Wiggins (American, 1...

Theophile de Bock farm house landscape oil painting. Sight: 12" X 15.5" Frame: 22" X 26" Farm fresh condition in original period frame with stress cracks. Canvas slightly loos...