Dong Kingman " Dong Moy Shu" 1911 - 2000, was named Watercolor Master, born in Oakland California, relocated to Hong Kong with his parents at age 5, learned Chinese Tradition  More »

Dong Kingman " Dong Moy Shu" 1911 - 2000, was named Watercolor Master, born in Oakland California, relocated to Hong Kong with his parents at age 5, learned Chinese Tradition art including calligraphy and watercolor. Returned to America at aged 18 and married to Janice Wong. His Teacher give him name Kingman, meaning " Scenery Composition". This impressive lithograph, is a joyous display of Jazz Concert in The Park Atlanta, in colorful, whimsical showcasing element of realism and impressionism, cubism, abstract imagination, uniquely constructed on textured paper of 14" x 17" . Signed , we believe very likely to be in pencil, next to the artist printed name on the right, also inscribed. It only needs to be framed. Incredible condition being over 35 years of age ! please view the rest of this fabulous collection.   « Less

Original dry-point etching, 3 7/8″ h. x 5 7/8″ w. (plate), depicting an architectural rending of Osgood Hall, Toronto flanked by trees on either side, on Japan  More »

Original dry-point etching, 3 7/8″ h. x 5 7/8″ w. (plate), depicting an architectural rending of Osgood Hall, Toronto flanked by trees on either side, on Japan vellum paper by listed artist George Huardel-Bly (France, b. 1872), pencil-signed lower left, title, c. 1930.   « Less

Historic etching by Canadian artist Owen Staples titled and signed in pencil below the lower margin.

Historic etching by Canadian artist Owen Staples titled and signed in pencil below the lower margin.   « Less

Bustling Continental street scene with Figures, Horse & Carriages, oil on canvas, by listed artist Mario Ferdelba (20th Century), signed l.l., framed.

Bustling Continental street scene with Figures, Horse & Carriages, oil on canvas, by listed artist Mario Ferdelba (20th Century), signed l.l., framed.   « Less

Lovely and very colorful framed oil on canvas painting. It is signed on the left bottom R. Birchard. The frame measures approximately 53-3/4" wide and 30-1/4" tall. The  More »

Lovely and very colorful framed oil on canvas painting. It is signed on the left bottom R. Birchard. The frame measures approximately 53-3/4" wide and 30-1/4" tall. The painting (measured from the back at the stretchers) is approximately 48-3/4" x 24". I am guessing this street scene is Paris, but I really do not know for sure. The painting and frame are in excellent, ready to hang condition. Please note: the price does not include shipping or handling charges.   « Less

For sale is a beautiful watercolor painting of a boat at the dock with fishermen working. Titled on the mat "Rising Mist - New Bedford, Mass". Approximately 16  More »

For sale is a beautiful watercolor painting of a boat at the dock with fishermen working. Titled on the mat "Rising Mist - New Bedford, Mass". Approximately 16 1/2" x 14" WITH the frame and matting. WITHOUT the frame it measures 8" x 6 3/4". Signed lower right "John Hare". John Hare, American 1908-78, was a watercolorist who painted boats, seascapes and harbor scenes. Associated with Massachusetts where he spent his summers on Cape Cod and Gloucester. He studied at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn & Art Students League in Manhattan. He was a member of St. Augustine Art Association. His works ar in Lowe Art Museum, Lightener Museum in Florida, Smith College Museum of Art. He died in Palm Beach, FL. Very good condition.   « Less

Oil Painting of a 1900's Street Scene in Paris, Champs-Elysee, signed Alison in a decorative gilt frame, 43.5" X 31 3/4'. LifestyleAntiques.com is the web site  More »

Oil Painting of a 1900's Street Scene in Paris, Champs-Elysee, signed Alison in a decorative gilt frame, 43.5" X 31 3/4'. LifestyleAntiques.com is the web site where one can shop on line or if you are in the area we are an antique dealer in Summerland, California just 3 minutes south of Santa Barbara. Specializing in European Antique Furniture and our accent is antique lighting for your home, or office with handmade parchment shades adorning the selection of unique lamps. We specialize in Decorative Arts and French furniture as well as antique furniture from Spain and Italy, you will find the shop warm and inviting.   « Less

French Parisian Street Scene is a Vintage scene, of oil on canvas, in a gold gilt frame. Signed, H:29" W:37" Located in the heart of Summerland, California,  More »

French Parisian Street Scene is a Vintage scene, of oil on canvas, in a gold gilt frame. Signed, H:29" W:37" Located in the heart of Summerland, California, Lifestyle Antiques & Interiors offers the finest high-end Antiques, Decorative Arts, and Home Furnishings on the South Coast. We feature a rich collection from Europe, specializing in French Furniture as well as antique furniture from Spain and Italy. The elegant collection varies from antique and Murano lamps, decorative pillows, Chandeliers, Mirrors and a fine selection of home furnishings is sure to appeal to the decorators and collectors with taste of discriminating caliber. Just 8 minutes south of Santa Barbara, our specialties are home lighting, home furnishings and garden statues and shopping on the site: www.lifestyleantiques.com offers our clients the convenience of shopping for that rare and pristine object for the home.   « Less

Antique French Print of "La Tour Eiffel", circa late 19th century. New gold gilt frame. "LA TOUR EIFFEL". "Terminee le 31 mars 1889, s'eleve a  More »

Antique French Print of "La Tour Eiffel", circa late 19th century. New gold gilt frame. "LA TOUR EIFFEL". "Terminee le 31 mars 1889, s'eleve a une hauteur de 300 metres au-dessus du sol, soit a 125 metres plus haut que le monument le plus eleve du globe (la tour Washington, aux Etats-Unis). Le premier etage est a 56 metres au-dessus du sol; le second etage a 115 metres; le troisieme a 263 metres. Au-dessus du troisieme etage s'eleve un pavillon haut de 37 metres. La plate-forme du premier etage mesure 70 metres de cote; celle di second etage 35 metres; celle du troisieme 10 metres. La tour pese en totalite 6,500,000 kilogrammes, ce qui equivaut au poids de 100,000 hommes. Il a ete employe pour ajuster les diverses pieces dont la tour est composee, deux millions de rivets qui entrent dans sept millions de trous". "En vente chez J. Strauss. 5 rue du Croissant, et a la librarie Nilsson, 212 rue de Rivoli, Paris".   « Less

"EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE DE 1900", "SUR LA SIENE - LES PALAIS DES NATIONS". Artist signed, "G. Garen". Scene of row boats, ferries and cruise  More »

"EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE DE 1900", "SUR LA SIENE - LES PALAIS DES NATIONS". Artist signed, "G. Garen". Scene of row boats, ferries and cruise ships traveling along the scenic Siene in front of the Palace of Nations. Flags of each nation flap in the wind. Row of nations, from left to right, include "1. ITALIE, 2. TURQUIE, 3. ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE, 4. AUTRICHE, 5. BOSNIE HERZEGOVINE, 6. HONGRIE, 7. ANGLETERRE, 8. BELGIQUE, 9. NORWEGE, 10. ALLEMAGNE, 11. ESPAGNE, 12. MONACO, 13. FINLANDE, 14. SUEDE, 15. GRECE, 16. ROUMANIE, 17. SERBIE." New giltwood frame and protective front. Ready to hang. 30"W x 25"H. During the summer or 1900, Paris was home to two events that captured the world's attention, The World Exhibition (which this print depicts) and the second modern Olypic games. Pierre, baron de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympics and president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), lost control of his hometown Games to the French government. The Games suffered from poor organization and marketing, with events conducted over a period of five months in venues that often were inadequate. The track-and-field events were held in a grass field that was uneven and often wet. Broken telephone poles were used to make hurdles, and hammer throwers occasionally found their efforts stuck in a tree. The swimming events were contested in the Seine River, whose strong current carried athletes to unrealistically fast times. There was such confusion about schedules that few spectators or journalists made it to the events. Officials and athletes often were unaware that they were participating in the Olympics. Nevertheless, the Games were attended by 19 nations, represented by at least 1,066 athletes. There was an infusion of new events, some of which were later discontinued (e.g., golf, rugby, cricket, and croquet). Archery, football (soccer), rowing, and equestrian events were among those introduced at the 1900 Games. Women, competing in lawn tennis and golf, participated in the Olympics for the first time. Despite the problems of the Paris Games, the quality of athletic performance improved. Athletes from the United States, led by jumper Ray Ewry and sprinter Alvin Kraenzlein, again dominated the track-and-field competition. American athletes won 17 of the 23 track-and-field events, while French athletes earned a total of 102 medals, by far the most for any nation at the 1900 Games.   « Less