1974 Art Print of Cheetah Kitten by Charles Frace, signed. Frame and in good condition. Print measures 21" in Length X 19" in Height. Frame measures 25" in Length X 23" in  More »

1974 Art Print of Cheetah Kitten by Charles Frace, signed. Frame and in good condition. Print measures 21" in Length X 19" in Height. Frame measures 25" in Length X 23" in Height. Frame has lots of scuff marks and peeling of paint. I believe it to be original to the Art print. ABOUT THE ARTIST: Charles Fracé passed away on December 16, 2005, but his legacy as an internationally renowned wildlife artist and dedicated conservationist for more than 30 years will stand the test of time. His portraits of so many of the world’s beautiful animals – from a leopard cub to an elephant – are still admired and collected by people who have known the man and others who know of Fracé’s reputation for setting the standard for painters of wildlife. Growing up in a rural environment, the artist spent his childhood outdoors, which grew into a fascination that remained with him throughout his life. Drawing at an early age, Fracé taught himself to paint, which eventually earned him a scholarship to the Museum School of Art in Philadelphia where he graduated with honors. He launched his career as a freelance illustrator in New York City and worked for some of the nation’s best known publishers of books and magazines. Accompanying a friend on a trip to Florida and helping handle birds of prey at a wildlife facility, Fracé experienced a reawakening of his love for animals. He knew he was destined to paint wildlife. His incredible talent won him a wide range of nature publishers and the artist soon became one of the nation’s most sought-after illustrators of wildlife. Frustrated by deadlines and restrictions of illustration, Fracé longed to paint the animals he so loved. Painting for a time in his studio, he had finished only one work, which his wife, Elke, took to a local gallery. It sold that afternoon. Encouraged by the initial response to his work, Fracé spent evenings working on more paintings as he met illustration deadlines. In 1973, the artist went from illustrator to full-time artist and never looked back. With the release of Fracé’s first limited edition print, massive collector acceptance of this new artist was overwhelming. Thirty years would pass as this Master of the Natural Domain painted his beloved animals and collectors eagerly awaited each new image. They knew with the artist’s talent and technique that every feather, every curvature, every habitat was correct; the viewer was brought up close and personal with Fracé’s animals. During Fracé’s legendary career, he was featured in more than 450 one-man shows around the country. In 1992, the artist was honored with an exhibition of 36 of his paintings at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History.   « Less

Nancy Chien Erikson, Noble Wolf, Signed, 1988, Giclee on paper printed with long lasting archival ink on archival 100% Cotton fine line paper. Very nice. 207 of 500 made.  More »

Nancy Chien Erikson, Noble Wolf, Signed, 1988, Giclee on paper printed with long lasting archival ink on archival 100% Cotton fine line paper. Very nice. 207 of 500 made. Comes framed with oak wood frame. Art measures 8.5" in Width X 13.5" in Height. The frame measures 15" in Width X 18" in Height. Very clean condition. Signed by the artist. About the Artist: Nancy Chien-Eriksen received a Magna Cum Lauda Degree in Art history, after attending The University of California in Los Angeles. Inspired by her calligrapher/artist Chinese diplomat father, from a young age Nancy has prolifically produced drawings and paintings. It is a gift that comes naturally to her. Her fascination for Italian Renaissance art prompted her to further study drawing and painting at Academy of Fine Arts in Venice Italy, and at the Academia Delle Belle Arte in Florence Italy. Her background and formal training blend beautifully into a unique blend of western and asian tradition, solidified by her contemporary experience.. Her successful career has included numerous art showing and exhibitions throughout the California and the United States. Her original works are highly valued and found in the private collections or fine art lovers both in the USA and Internationally. Presently she continues to prolifically produce her art, and also teaches art and Italian language classes, while living and working at her horse ranch in the San Francisco Bay Area.   « Less

Very nice Race Horse Artwork Print in Pencil. Signed by Artist, Marilyn Barcellos. Limited to 500. Numbered 131 of 500. Artwork measures 22" in Length X 15" in Height. Matted  More »

Very nice Race Horse Artwork Print in Pencil. Signed by Artist, Marilyn Barcellos. Limited to 500. Numbered 131 of 500. Artwork measures 22" in Length X 15" in Height. Matted and framed. Frame is new. Has very small screw holes in back where the holders had to be moved twice to hang. Frame made of nice dark oak wood. Frame measures 31.5" in Length X 25.5" in Height.   « Less

Vintage Original Pastel Painting CAT by J. Lorda, signed, 1982. Painting in good condition. Comes frame in steel frame. Painting has lots of detail. Very nice. Actual  More »

Vintage Original Pastel Painting CAT by J. Lorda, signed, 1982. Painting in good condition. Comes frame in steel frame. Painting has lots of detail. Very nice. Actual painting measures 13.5" in Length X 10.5" in Height. Frame measures 19" in Length X 16" in Height. Art professionally framed and matted by Vincent Picture Frame shop.   « Less

Florence Nupok Malewotkuk (B 1906 D 1971) running bear drawing. The drawing measures 13.5 by 9.5 inches, frame 21 x 17 inches. Born in the village of Gambell, on Saint  More »

Florence Nupok Malewotkuk (B 1906 D 1971) running bear drawing. The drawing measures 13.5 by 9.5 inches, frame 21 x 17 inches. Born in the village of Gambell, on Saint Lawrence Island, Florence Nupok Melewotkuk became a painter and illustrator of daily-life scenes that reflected early 20th-century culture of the Siberian Yup'ik Eskimo. She favored a realistic style, somewhat naive, that earned her the title of "Grandma Moses of the Bering Sea." Promoted and marketed by people who believed in the quality of her work, she was inadvertently pioneering and unique in a culture where art was primarily a male pursuit. She began drawing at age eight and used any paper she could find including labels from canned goods. In 1926, she married Chauncy Malewotkuk and a year later began a series of drawings, about ninety in total, for Otto William Geist, who was conducting archaeological excavations on Saint Lawrence Island. This work included figure studies, fur clothing, and women's tattoo markings, and the entire collection is housed in the Archives of the Elmer E. Rasmuson Library at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Photos of these pieces are at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. This Bio of the artist was obtained from AskArt.com Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

Two Art Prints of Sea Animals at NATURE. One is of Two Bull Walruses Rest on a Drifting Piece of Pack Ice in Foxe Basin. Other is of a Bear Feasting. Both are in excellent  More »

Two Art Prints of Sea Animals at NATURE. One is of Two Bull Walruses Rest on a Drifting Piece of Pack Ice in Foxe Basin. Other is of a Bear Feasting. Both are in excellent condition. The actual Art piece measure 8.5" in Length X 5.5" in height. The frame measure 12" in Length X 9" in Height. Both are prints from Artist: Hard to make the Signiture. Seems like: P. Noyabur. Not sure if this is right. Not sure of actual age.   « Less

Fine Victorian Oil Painting of pair of English Setters Signed R. Cleminson. He was a member of the Royal Society of British Artists and exhibited several paintings around  More »

Fine Victorian Oil Painting of pair of English Setters Signed R. Cleminson. He was a member of the Royal Society of British Artists and exhibited several paintings around the 1860's. Still in the original gold leaf frame.   « Less

This beautiful signed and dated oil is a scene of a woman in the fields tending to her cows. It also has it's original gold leafed frame. Measures 47"w x 34 1/2"h.

This beautiful signed and dated oil is a scene of a woman in the fields tending to her cows. It also has it's original gold leafed frame. Measures 47"w x 34 1/2"h.   « Less

An english oil on canvas "pur sang", signed by G. Henry LA PORTE 19th century Ref.: 03158 Height [cm]:74 Width [cm]:88

An english oil on canvas "pur sang", signed by G. Henry LA PORTE 19th century Ref.: 03158 Height [cm]:74 Width [cm]:88   « Less

An English oil on canvas Pheasant. 18th century Ref.: 00773 Height [cm]:64 Width [cm]:86

An English oil on canvas Pheasant. 18th century Ref.: 00773 Height [cm]:64 Width [cm]:86   « Less