Offered at $795.- A primitive folk styled antique oil painting of a gentleman. It was found in upper New England and is either American or early Canadian. The surface is typical of a painting from the early 1800s. It has one small paint chip on the forehead and a few spot at the bottom corner. [...]
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Primitive Folk Portrait of a Gentleman, c.1800-1810
Posted in American Art, American Painting, Antiques, Art, Primitives, tagged 19th Century, American, Boston, Canadian, Early, Folk, New York City, Oil, Painting, Portrait, Primitive, Regency on 2012 | Leave a Comment »
More Antique Furnishings Coming in February
Posted in American Art, American Painting, Antiques, Art, Chairs, European, European Art, French, Furniture, Gramophone, Phonograph, Primitives, Shabby Chic, Tables, Victrola, Vintage, Vintage Camera, tagged auction, Boston, Chicago, Connecticut, estate, Etsy, For Sale, London, NY, paris on 2011 | 1 Comment »
In February, we will begin listing many of our latest acquisitions. There will be several antique tables, Barn-wood tables, French hand-carved chairs, an 18th century English sofa, oil paintings, a lovely Victrola and much more. Check back often, as items will be added over a period of weeks. Meanwhile, many antique and vintage items are [...]
Portrait of a Stunning Young Lady, By George Hill, Dated 1930
Posted in American, American Art, American Painting, Antiques, Art, European, European Art, Vintage, tagged 1930s, American, Art, Art Dealer, Artist, Canvas, Classical, Connecticut, George Hill, Gilded Frame, Lady, large, Lifelike, New England, NY City, Oil, Painting, Portrait, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Realism, Scale, Woman, Young on 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Portrait of a Beautiful 1930s Lady Dated 1930 By George Hill (1898-1969) Stunning Large Scale Painting in Gilt Frame Oil on Canvas Framed 39″ x 43″ Offered at $1650.- SOLD Offering a beautifully painted portrait of a young lady in a seated pose, with Classical styled clothing. The style has it’s roots in the 19th [...]
