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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Carousel Bar”

Spectacular set of faux organ pipes in the Gothic style retaining their original paint and gilding. Swiss,circa 1880, 7‘ x 70“ overall size. Would make a memorable restaurant wall or common space decoration; and what about a bar-back? Could even suggest a name.. “ Calliope “…or, “ Carousel Bar?” Art in just another form!$2800.
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Woven Wooden Containers”

I am in awe whenever I see a still life like this. Simple depiction of three pieces woven wooden containers… But the skill to bring these pieces to life is awesome. I admit that I love artists who have perfected color palettes, but the skill required to create an image, totally recognizable, is special indeed! Notice the gradations of light […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “Ride’em Cowboy”

Large mid-century Sepia reverse-painting on glass of Frederic Remington’s beloved bronco bustin!.Bringing all the excitement of the American west to the forefront, this rather unique piece would fit perfectly in the man- cave, boy’s bunkhouse, or western themed restaurant.. Anywhere a little western activity and flavor needed!Bring on the chili and coffee! 32 x 28 in original figured wood- backed […]
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The Dead Artists Gallery Presents “A Hunter and His Dogs”

“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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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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