The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Spring”
How about this cheery little piece? Unsigned oil on canvas laid down on foam cord from the New Hope, Pennsylvania circa 1920. 15″ x 22″, unframed. $575.
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Mercury, the Loggia of Cupid and Psyche”
Squisto! Bellissimo! Perfecto! A round of applause for this fresco painted by Raphael in 1518 as a decoration of nuptial imagery on his workshop vault in the Villa Farnesia, Rome, and then this fragment engraved by Nicolas Gallus in 1683 is the earliest hand-colored engraving we have ever presented. 17″ x 28″ in contemporary silver frame, $650.
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Aladdin and his Magical Lamp”
Continuing down the Fantastical Realism path… Two pencil and watercolors on heavy brown manila paper, one painted in 1940 and the other in 1941 by the mythology/fantastical artist Russell C. Veit. Born in boston, but spending much of his life in London, Veit’s pieces are a welcome addition to any art collection. Housed in their original frames, one 20″ x […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “The Metalworkers’ Bazaar”
Oil on canvas, laid down on cardboard, signed and dated lower left “W.B. Robertson, 1924.” William Robertson was a London-based illustrator known for his genre pieces depicting working class families of the previous century. This painting, found in London, shows such workmen buying and selling metal goods, probably on Cheapside. 23″ x 19″ in original gold frame, $495.
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Quarte Femmes de Passage”
Charming turn-of-the-century (November, 1908) view of provincial city in North Africa by as yet unidentified French genre artist, signed and dated lower left. Relined oil on canvas presented in period if not original frame 15″ x 12″, $395
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Veduta del Canale Veneziano”
Late afternoon in Venice, a golden glow bathes the city. A solitary gondola glides between ancient buildings adorned with vines, casting a romantic reflection in the rippling canal. Extraordinary W/C by Lugar Neretti (signed, lower left) circa 1900. Protected by Archival ultraviolet film from fading, soiling and moisture, so no glass required. 21″ x 14″ in appropriate contemporary frame, $495.
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Il Colleseum”
A mid-century oil on canvas captures the Colosseum in the soft, warm hues of russet and cream. The ancient amphitheater’s weathered stone walls glow in the gentle Italian sunlight, evoking a sense of timeless grandeur and history. Painted about 1960 by the American-in-Rome New York Expressionist Hugo Storelli (1922-2001), it is presented in its original painted frame, 29″ x 32″, […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Vertical and Industrial”
O/Canvas Signed L/R “C Austin” Vertical and Industrial. Mid century interpretation of a refinery done by the illustrator Charles (Chuck ) Austin. Especially appealing because of the bright and light colors as opposed to the usual industrial feed. A Texas artist, Austin worked primarily in the Houston area. Oil on canvas 26 x 22 in period mid-century frame circa 1960. […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery presents “Sainte-Genest-Lerpt”
How inviting is this view of Sainte-Genest-Lerpt painted by Jinna Jimguise in 1935. Other villages to be found during the High Point market in space 31-A, Antique and Design Center. 24 x 29 In original frame,packing, shipping,and insurance included. $675
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