William Meyerowitz

"The Lake in Central Park, 1947" - New York City Landscape, Cityscape

A great classic Rockport (MA) scene of Motif #1 by listed American Impressionist Charles Curtis Allen. Great color and design. Housed in a beautiful hand-made 22k golf leaf...

Downtown Philadelphia, neighborhood of Manayunk, street scene with antique car by Pennsylvania master Antonio Martino. Housed in its original frame this i...

George Oberteuffer was an American artist born in East Providence, Rhode Island, in 1878. He displayed a passion for art from an early age and went on to study at the Rhode Island Sc...

Wonderful and strong example of Bernard Chaet. He was born 1924 and was an American painter, printmaker, and educator known for his contributions to the field of art. He had a signi...

Philip Barter, born in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, in 1939, stands as a self-taught artist who navigated his craft without the confines of formal or academic art training. His passion for art, particularly drawing, ignited at an early age and was propelled by his intrinsic motivation. By his mid-teens, drawing evolved into a daily ritual for Barter. Over the years, he meticulously refined his artistic skills, and a transformative period in California during the early Sixties solidified his commitment to a career as a painter. By the 1980s, Philip Barter had ascended to become one of Maine's foremost regionalist painters. His body of work, numbering close to two thousand paintings, is scattered across the United States, Canada, and Europe, adorning both individual and corporate collections. In 1988, Barter's reputation as a distinguished regionalist folk-art painter and interpreter of Maine's Down East experience, predominantly conveyed through his narrative paintings, caught the attention of officials at Massachusetts' DeCordova Museum. Six of his narratives found a place in their traveling exhibition, "Stories to Tell: The Narrative Impulse in Contemporary New England Folk Art." This marked a pivotal moment for Barter, gaining significant exposure in a publication dedicated exclusively to the world of art and artists. In 1992, Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, paid homage to Philip Barter with his inaugural retrospective, recognizing his quarter-century contribution to the realm of Maine art...

Northeast 86 is a wonderful abstract landscape by Alison Cooley who was born in Washington, DC and studied at Sarah Lawrence College. Cooley’s atmospheric abstraction is simply beaut...

Doug Freed attempts to capture the mystical light found in natural atmospheric effects: the haze in the distance on humid summer days, the overcast gloom of winter skies, and the sof...

Marcia Wise's "Red Reflections" is an abstract landscape depicting the colors of a red boat reflected in the water. Oranges, yellow and reds are mingled with a range of soft blues to...

Oil on Canvas, 30 x 30 inches (76.2 x 76.2 cm) The inspiration for this painting is from the poem: "Let Me Tell You About Winds" Let me tell you about winds. They can go...

Landscape with multiple readings, where the viewer's gaze can form its own imaginary universe

This artwork features some reliefs of matter. This painting is delivered with a simple black wood floating frame for protection and convenience. Jean Soyer does not name his works,...

This artwork features some reliefs of matter. This painting is delivered with a simple black wood floating frame for protection and convenience. Jean Soyer does not name his works,...