SET three carved and punched oak panels laid down on pine showing various fauna from around the globe. These originally served as door panels for an English art deco/tramp art cabinet. They would highlight a hunting Lodge, a mountain house, study or den with unusual grace. $675 for the set or would consider selling individual pieces.
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Oil on canvas, “The Hurdles.” Mid 19th century equestrian painting by the French Animalier Henri d’Ainecy (1817-1859.). 23 x 27 in original gilt-frame circa 1840-50, $3400.
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O/Artist board. “Surprise!”Signed L/R A. (Arthur) WestcottNaive wildlife painting of a large wide-mouthed bass eyeing his next meal!! This illustrates how each of us should always expect the unexpected!17 1/2 X 13 1/2 in original stained-oak frame, C. 1950$225. (it’s getting that time of the year again for something to stuff the fisherman’s stocking! ).
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”Peaceful Interlude”. For all our dear friends… No pun intended! Yes, Virginia,there was a peaceful period just before the Great War, in which ordinary citizens could stroll the many beautiful parks scattered throughout the jeweled city of Vienna. There they could enjoy indigenous, as well as exotic, flora and fauna.. This all came to an abrupt halt with WWW I, […]
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“September.” 1828 hand-coloured Aquatint by Oxford Engraver Henry C. Pyall after F.C.Turner.(1795-1865.). Important portrait of English pointer doing what good pointers do… Point! Pleasantly toned overall with chipped borders, but original water-gilt frame 23 x 28, $395. Your hunting lodge or study never looked so good! Unique opportunity to install 200 year old aquatint…
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For the animal lover, in all of us…”Sheep Resting in Highland Landscape.” Painted circa 1900 by the well known and highly respected English Animalier, John W Morris(1865-1924), this painting, combines the peaceful rest of a sheep family, with native wildflowers, distant mountains, circling birds and even a pleasant sailboat in the mid-field lake. 30 x 26 in contemporary frame and […]
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English Naïve…. “Hooked! Father and Son Fishing Along The Pearle.” Oil on canvas executed circa 1860 -70, and presented in original stained wood frame 25 x 33, $775. Rare to find a painting with this subject matter in such good condition. Note the matching Boaters! and the father’s Creel. Wonderful find for someone’s lodge. Please slide to see possible companion […]
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“A Hunter and His Dogs.” Somewhat naïve, but charming oil on board signed and dated with initials on front lower right and fully documented on verso. George Dewison was an avid huntsman as well as plain air animalistic in the last quarter of the 19th century, Merry old England. He painted this piece in 1880 and we present it here […]
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“Still Life with Game and Plums.” Oil on canvas painted about 1940 by Alex Sanders, a Midwestern plein air artist known for his hunting and fishing depictions. Signed, lower right, and presented in original frame, probably artist made, 19 1/2 x 23 1/2, $550. His natur morte pieces are sought after for hunting and fishing lodge installations.
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“A Noisy Neighbor “ Oil on canvas painted about 1960 and presented in original gold toned metal frame 26 x 32. Noeline Stumpf (Rose) Harris (1923-1981), a Texas plain air artist from Marble Falls, was known for her impressionistic bluebonnet landscapes and her exotic bird portraits. She also seems to have borrowed some foliage ideas from Gauguin (Paul, 1848-1903).Talk about […]
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