A resale from a Santa Fe collection, of a relief carving on wood by established Texas artist Carl Dixon. Dixon is known for his naive style in portraying Black musicians and  More »

A resale from a Santa Fe collection, of a relief carving on wood by established Texas artist Carl Dixon. Dixon is known for his naive style in portraying Black musicians and religious figures. Signed and dated 1996. Size: 24 x 17.75" Originally sold by a Santa Fe Gallery in 1997.   « Less

Late 19th - early 20th century Offered is a charming and peaceful watercolor painting of Loch Tummel in Perthshire, England. Painted by Arthur Claude Cooke (British,  More »

Late 19th - early 20th century Offered is a charming and peaceful watercolor painting of Loch Tummel in Perthshire, England. Painted by Arthur Claude Cooke (British, 1867-1951) -- see notes on reverse in detail shot. Dimensions given below are for the framed piece; image size is 5 1/8" x 8 5/8".   « Less

Egypt 19th century This charming little watercolor, probably British, may have been painted to lure the artist's countrymen to explore the exotic mysteries of 19th century  More »

Egypt 19th century This charming little watercolor, probably British, may have been painted to lure the artist's countrymen to explore the exotic mysteries of 19th century Egypt. Painted by F. Groom. The dimensions given below are for the framed piece; image size is 7 1/2" x 13 1/4"   « Less

USA 1970s-1980s? This moody and interesting etching depicts the writer George Bernard Shaw at the zoo; even serious writers need to have some fun! The artist's last name is  More »

USA 1970s-1980s? This moody and interesting etching depicts the writer George Bernard Shaw at the zoo; even serious writers need to have some fun! The artist's last name is Watson, but we're at a loss to decipher his first name -- maybe you'll have better luck. Pencil signed lower right, number 13 in an edition of 25. Beautifully matted and framed. The dimensions given below are for the framed piece; image size is 19 1/2" x 25 1/2".   « Less

USA 1940s/1960s Helen Breger is a widely-exhibited San Francisco Bay Area artist, whose work may be found in many museums and private collections. Born in Vienna, she  More »

USA 1940s/1960s Helen Breger is a widely-exhibited San Francisco Bay Area artist, whose work may be found in many museums and private collections. Born in Vienna, she studied in New York, The San Francisco Art Institute, and the renowned California College of Arts and Crafts, where she had a long and distinguished teaching career in addition to teaching at UC Berkeley. This etching - number 7 of an edition of 25 - is pencil signed lower right. The dimensions listed below are for the framed piece; the image size is 22 1/2" x 18"   « Less

USA 1966-1967 Takeshi Takahara, Japanese-born American, is a master printmaker who today uses the intaglio process to produce his dramatic prints. This early piece, a  More »

USA 1966-1967 Takeshi Takahara, Japanese-born American, is a master printmaker who today uses the intaglio process to produce his dramatic prints. This early piece, a woodblock print, was created in 1966 or 1967, and the subject was the poet Dylan Thomas. A professor emeritus of printmaking and drawing at the University of Michigan School of Art and Design, he has had over 40 solo exhibitions and more than 80 competitive, invitational and group exhibitions, both in the U.S. and internationally -- in Japan, Germany, Brazil, the Netherlands, Taiwan, Yugoslavia, Italy and England. Pencil signed, number 8 of 25. The dimensions given below are for the framed piece; image size is 21 1/2" x 16 3/4".   « Less

USA 1967 Born in Romania in 1895, Harry Gottlieb became an important 20th century American artist. At the end of WW I, involved with the Provincetown Players Theatre  More »

USA 1967 Born in Romania in 1895, Harry Gottlieb became an important 20th century American artist. At the end of WW I, involved with the Provincetown Players Theatre Company of New York, he met the young platwright Eugene O'Neill and designed the sets for some of his first performances. A social realist, he was one of the premier artists to be honored with a one-man show at the Whitney Museum of Art in New York, which still holds one of the best collections of Gottlieb's paintings, drawings and prints. Gottlieb was a founding member of both the W. P. A. and the Artists' League of America. This work is rendered in ink, with watercolor wash; the hand-carved frame is believed to have been made by the artist. The dimensions given below are for the framed piece; the image size is 14 1/2" x 17".   « Less

England Early 19th Century This charming scene shows a young man being rebuffed as he tries to get fresh with his lady, while Elsie the cow looks on in udder dismay. No  More »

England Early 19th Century This charming scene shows a young man being rebuffed as he tries to get fresh with his lady, while Elsie the cow looks on in udder dismay. No visible signature. Frame appears to be contemporary to the piece. Dimensions given below are for the framed piece; image size is 10 3/4" x 13 1/2".   « Less

England Late 19th century This charming piece was created by "Miss Emeline Young" -- an artist about whom we've been able to discover absolutely nothing other than that she  More »

England Late 19th century This charming piece was created by "Miss Emeline Young" -- an artist about whom we've been able to discover absolutely nothing other than that she lived in Huddersfield, a market town in West Yorkshire, England. The painting is done on canvas board from Winsor & Newton, "Artists' Colormen to Her Majesty". The dimensions given below are for the framed piece; the image size is 15 1/2" x 11 1/2".   « Less

USA Late 19th - early 20th century Albert Rosenthal (American, 1863-1939) was born in New Hope, Pennsylvania, some 40 miles from Philadelphia. Known as a painter, etcher  More »

USA Late 19th - early 20th century Albert Rosenthal (American, 1863-1939) was born in New Hope, Pennsylvania, some 40 miles from Philadelphia. Known as a painter, etcher and lithographer, he studied in Philadelphia, Paris and Munich. He was awarded bronze medals at both the St. Louis Exposition of 1904 and the Panama-Pacific Exposition of 1915, and his work is held in many museums and private collections. This work shows a horse-powered mill for grinding sorghum, used in making molasses. The dimensions given below are for the framed piece; the image size is 9 1/2" x 11 1/2".   « Less