Art: $500-$995
ROBERT FALCONE “Fallout Bunker” Hand Embellished Print on Canvas
This large scale, hand embellished print on canvas by Columbus-based artist and physician Robert Falcone depicts a posed female mannequin surveying a fallout bunker, the image rendered in contrasting tones of color and black and white. The collaged, vintage appeal of the subject matter is paired with stray brushstrokes of metallic gold, beckoning to the Pop Art movement of the 1960s. Mounted on its original stretcher bars, this original print is unsigned by the artist.
This print on canvas is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
Original African Stone Carving with Kiwi Bird
Sourced from Africa, this sculpture is carved from stone to depict the charming visage of a kiwi bird, its eye and beak peeking from through rough mineral. This small sculpture is illegibly signed by the unknown artist en verso and has been masterfully treated to create a charming piece of cultural art that will elicit strong responses among guests.
This stone carving is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
Antique German “Mating Call” Oil on Board
This original oil on board painted is believed to be of German origin and is likely dated to the 19th century, depicting a majestic pheasant perched against a mountain top landscape. Masterfully rendered, this original painting is mounted in a handsome wood framing that showcases natural distressing and is signed illegibly by the unknown artist in the lower left hand corner of the board. Provenance noted en verso.
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Alabaster Sculpture of Two Cupid Figures
This antique sculpture is crafted from white alabaster and depicts two intertangling cupid figures that neatly rest on a rounded base. Dated to the early 1900s and likely sourced from the Italian school of sculpture, this beautiful piece of art has taken on a gorgeous, natural patina and is sold as-is, with minor damage visible to one of the cherub’s hands.
This sculpture is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
JURIS KAKIS (1938-) “Baltic Rigel” Original Acrylic on Canvas
Original acrylic on canvas painting by Latvian-American painter Juris Kakis (1938-) depicts a linework portrait of a horse against a background of undulating, light blue, paint dripped and sprayed onto the canvas to create an atmospheric space of hue and saturation. Commonly depicting portraits of horses, people, and floral still lifes, Kakis’ images remain popular in the Columbus art scene, his images continually renowned for their dynamic, colorful constructions, effortless techniques, and contemporary appeal. This original painting is housed in a contemporary silver frame and is signed and dated to April 11th, 2005 by the artist on the left hand side of the canvas.
About the Artist:
Juris Kakis is a Lativian-born contemporary artist based in Columbus, Ohio. Born in 1938 in Riga, Latvia, Kakis immigrated to the United States with his painter mother and medical doctor father at the age of 11. A gifted artist from a young age, Kakis received an award for his art within his first year of moving to America, while living in New York City. Kakis attempted to continue the generational legacy of doctors that the men in his family had perpetuated, but ended up pursuing his Masters of Fine Arts instead, going on to teach painting and drawing at Ohio Dominican University for 37 years. Kakis retired as a professor with tenure at Ohio Dominican and was, at the time of his retirement, the Chair of the Department of Art and Curator of the Wehrle Gallery. Exhibiting throughout the United States and Europe, Kakis’ works are included in the permanent collections of the Columbus Museum of Art and the National Museum of Art in Riga, Latvia, as well as numerous corporate and private collections.
This painting is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
JURIS KAKIS (1938-) “Portrait of a Young Man” Original Acrylic on Canvas
Original acrylic on canvas painting by Latvian-American painter Juris Kakis (1938-) depicts the stylized portrait of a young man in tones of yellow, white, and blue. Kakis uses black lines to create a face, allowing his fascinating technique to create an intriguing study of color and texture throughout the composition. Commonly depicting portraits of horses, people, and floral still lifes, Kakis’ images remain popular in the Columbus art scene, his images continually renowned for their dynamic, colorful constructions, effortless techniques, and contemporary appeal. This original painting is mounted in a stark white frame and is signed and dated to 2000 by the artist along the bottom of the canvas.
About the Artist:
Juris Kakis is a Lativian-born contemporary artist based in Columbus, Ohio. Born in 1938 in Riga, Latvia, Kakis immigrated to the United States with his painter mother and medical doctor father at the age of 11. A gifted artist from a young age, Kakis received an award for his art within his first year of moving to America, while living in New York City. Kakis attempted to continue the generational legacy of doctors that the men in his family had perpetuated, but ended up pursuing his Masters of Fine Arts instead, going on to teach painting and drawing at Ohio Dominican University for 37 years. Kakis retired as a professor with tenure at Ohio Dominican and was, at the time of his retirement, the Chair of the Department of Art and Curator of the Wehrle Gallery. Exhibiting throughout the United States and Europe, Kakis’ works are included in the permanent collections of the Columbus Museum of Art and the National Museum of Art in Riga, Latvia, as well as numerous corporate and private collections.
This painting is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
JURIS KAKIS (1938-) “Bailey’s Irish” Original Acrylic on Canvas
Original acrylic on canvas painting by Latvian-American painter Juris Kakis (1938-) depicts a linework portrait of a horse against a background of undulating colors, paint dripped and sprayed onto the canvas to create an atmospheric space of hue and saturation. Commonly depicting portraits of horses, people, and floral still lifes, Kakis’ images remain popular in the Columbus art scene, his images continually renowned for their dynamic, colorful constructions, effortless techniques, and contemporary appeal. This original painting is housed in a black frame and is signed and dated to December 13th, 2008 by the artist on the left hand side of the canvas.
About the Artist:
Juris Kakis is a Lativian-born contemporary artist based in Columbus, Ohio. Born in 1938 in Riga, Latvia, Kakis immigrated to the United States with his painter mother and medical doctor father at the age of 11. A gifted artist from a young age, Kakis received an award for his art within his first year of moving to America, while living in New York City. Kakis attempted to continue the generational legacy of doctors that the men in his family had perpetuated, but ended up pursuing his Masters of Fine Arts instead, going on to teach painting and drawing at Ohio Dominican University for 37 years. Kakis retired as a professor with tenure at Ohio Dominican and was, at the time of his retirement, the Chair of the Department of Art and Curator of the Wehrle Gallery. Exhibiting throughout the United States and Europe, Kakis’ works are included in the permanent collections of the Columbus Museum of Art and the National Museum of Art in Riga, Latvia, as well as numerous corporate and private collections.
This painting is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
STEPHEN FISHWICK “Delta Face” Digital Print on Aluminum
This original print on aluminum by American artist Stephen Fishwick depicts a drip and stencil style rendition of the Statue of Liberty in primary colors of red, yellow, and blue. Fishwick’s working style involves a great deal of “live” painting, in front of audiences, and he has become renowned for crafting most of his work in a very short period of time. Housed in a sculptural, glossy black frame, this digital print is signed in the lower right hand corner of the aluminum plate by the artist and numbered 33/200.
This print is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
STEUBEN Crystal and Gold Vermeil Rock Sculpture
Produced by Steuben, this modestly sized rock sculpture is crafted from crystal and gold vermeil for a dazzling addition to the art collection. A small, spiny flowering plant crafted from gold bursts from a faceted crystal body, creating a piece of art that is both alien and yet familiar. This sculpture is after-signed by Canadian artist James A. Houston (1921-2005), who designed pieces for Steuben before his death in 2005.
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MARKO MAVROVICH (1960-) “Capri” Hand Embellished Giclée
Hand embellished giclée by California-raised painter Marko Mavrovich (1960-) depicts a stunning seascape in blue framed by florals and stone white archways. Known for his seascapes, Mavrovich crafts an image of vibrant color and impressionistic sensibility that’s sure to please even the most contemporary of collectors. Housed in an ornate black and gold frame, this giclée is sourced from an edition of 90 and is signed by the artist in the lower left corner of the print. Certificate of authenticity on file.
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Antique Female Bronze Bust Sculpture
This bronze bust of antique age depicts the portrait of a young woman, her hair placed up into a tidy bun. Aged to a beautiful, dark patina, the subject's features are soft, yet neutral and have been sculpted masterfully to provide a lovely piece of art to the living room or study. Signed Luella Varney in Jerrao.
This sculpture is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.
MIRIAM BARANOV “Belvedere Torso Study” Original Charcoal Drawing
Original charcoal drawing on paper by Columbus, Ohio artist Miriam Baranov depicts a study of the Belvedere Torso, a fragmentary male nude statue dated from 1430s Rome. Rendered onto gray paper to highlight the shadows of the drawing, Baranov crafts a masterful rendition of the sculpture in the style of the French academics of the late 1800’s. Housed in a matching, neutral gray frame.
About the Artist:
Miriam Baranov is a realism painter who currently resides in Columbus, Ohio. With passions in both art and mathematics, Baranov has exquisite precision in her realistic figurative portraiture. She creates the entire piece as both engineer and artist, starting with stretching the canvas for the portrait, and finishing with high-quality custom framing. She currently runs a business of custom portraits out of her Columbus, Ohio studio.
This drawing is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.