LANDSCAPES

The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “La Forza del Destino”

Mesmerizing study of the raw elements of nature… Gathering clouds, impending storm, or is it dissipating? Frozen landscape, (or one in early thaw?) with obscure village tucked in the turn of an unnamed and unknown river. Unsigned French oil on canvas, mid-century presented in its original frame, 20″ x 24″, $425. Powerful interpretation of nature from the Expressionist’s view, leaving […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Tales of the Blue Ridge”

Pair. Oil on artist board. Evoking memories of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia, from the middle of the 20th century. Midsummer vistas by this as yet unidentified plein air Virginia artist using the impasto technique of pigment application going a bit beyond the impressionistic style into the realm of realism. Signed on the front by the artist Arthur Waits, and […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “La Strada si Biforca”

This large artwork features an Italian Expressionist landscape circa 1930-40. In the foreground there are verdant fields with wheat on the right and a lake on the left. The mid-ground showcases an expressionistic forest, while the background displays mountainous fields. Oil on canvas, it is signed by the artist Emmanuel Fioli, lower right, and is housed in its original 31″ […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Valle del Brenta”

From Paris, with love… A charming small 19th century landscape which, while appearing to be English is in fact Italian, and was found in Paris! Go figure! A rusticated stone farmhouse nestled in the tranquil countryside with a dirt path leading past where silhouettes of travelers can be seen. In the foreground, a serene lake glistens, populated by graceful ducks. […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Outback”

A serene early 20th-century Australian landscape oil painting captured on canvas. It showcases the vast, arid plain with eucalyptus trees bordering a remote station house. A distant forest adds depth to the composition, all bathed in soft, muted hues that evoke the unique beauty of the Australian Outback. Signed lower left by unknown roaming, plein-air artist, and presented in its […]
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 The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Chippendale Footbridge, Surrey.”

“ Chippendale Footbridge, Surrey.” The war was drawing to a close. May would bring an end to years of conflict…the nation was fatigued . Despite frightful loss, some areas of rural England retained their tranquil beauty. This wonderful peice captures the Surrey countryside late that spring. Oil on canvas, it is signed with initials “AH” and dated “1945.” Additionally it […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Refections”

This sparkling hyper- realist piece circa 1985 is oil on a prepared Masonite 12 x 14 panel signed lower right “Hamblen.” Richard F Hamlin “1932–2017) was born in Rhode Island and painted much of his career in New Jersey. Calling his style “Illuminist “, he was largely self-taught and took his earliest inspiration from the canvases of Hudson River School […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Sugar Mill, New Smyrna”.

“Sugar Mill, New Smyrna”. All the colors of today were captured in this oil on masonite by Philadelphia artist Mary Watson Padlow(1872-1961) about 1940 while wintering in Florida. Although primarily self- taught , Padlow nevertheless achieved membership in many prestigious groups such as the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and Chester County Art Association, no mean feat for a female […]
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