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VEENA BANSAL Country Village Scene Original Oil on Canvas

$1,000.00
  • Original oil on canvas by Columbus, Ohio based artist Veena Bansal
  • Landscape of a country village scene with a horse in the foreground
  • Housed in sleek black frame
This painting is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.  

“Wild Horses” Limited Edition Silkscreen

$355.50
  • Illegibly pencil signed in corner
  • Titled “Wild Horses”
  • Depicts a kinetic grouping of horses on a swirling red and yellow background
  • Numbered 9/11
  • Wooden frame with dark finish and white mat
This silkscreen is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.  

JOHANNES MEYER ANDERSEN (1918-2005) Original Oil on Canvas “Horses at Harvest”

$1,295.00
This large, original oil on canvas painting by listed Danish artist Johannes Meyer Andersen (1918-2005) depicts a bucolic scene of horses helping to plow a gold field of wheat, gentle and fluffy clouds passing overhead in the late afternoon sky. Framed in gold, this sizable piece of art has been subtly signed by the artist in the lower right hand corner of the canvas.  This painting is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.  

KIRK HUGHEY “Horse and Rider” Original Oil on Linen Painting

$1,197.00
This original oil on linen painting by American artist Kirk Hughey depicts a horse and rider rendered in loose, abstract brushstrokes, creating a bold and enigmatic image that delights in a range of art collections. Based in Maryland, Hughey’s work is often represented in similar tones of abstract, gestural form, with this painting presenting a familiar subject matter commonly found in Hughey’s work. Mounted on original stretcher bars, this original painting is signed by the artist in the lower right hand corner of the canvas.   This painting is amongst hundreds of pieces of art that are available at our location in Columbus, Ohio! Come in today and see the full collection.  

JIM WARREN (1949-) “Avalanche” Artist Proof Giclée on Canvas

$358.00
This artist proof giclée on canvas by American painter and illustrator Jim Warren (1949-) depicts a dreamlike scene as a wild avalanche cascades from the mountainside, the snow transforming into galloping horses that dart towards the edge of the canvas. Most notable for his Grammy Award winning album cover with Bob Seger’s “Against the Wind” in 1981, Warren displays a masterful versatility with his surrealistic and illustrative art, having sold and exhibited internationally throughout his 50-year career. This giclée on canvas is matted and framed in blonde wood and has been signed and numbered 27/30 in the bottom right hand corner of the canvas by the artist. This artist proof giclée 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.  

14 Karat White Gold Horseshoe Dangle Post Earrings

SOLD
Made from 14kt white gold, this pair of earrings start with round, textured posts with dual bead-chains securing each end of an upward-facing horseshoe. A textured finish is accented by cut details for a modest yet intriguing look.  This pair is amongst hundreds of pieces of jewelry that are available at our location in Grandview! Come in today and see the full collection.  

ELIZABETH PARKER “Adhem” Foundry Bronze Modern Equine Bust in Black Patina on Mahogany

$2,800.00
Named “Adhem”, this foundry bronze bust of a horse has wonderful character and modern sensibility. A black patina adds a somber starkness to the piece, complemented by a Mahogany plinth base.  About the Artist: Elizabeth Parker is a contemporary sculptor who started her artistic career in painting. She experienced a major car accident in 2012, causing her a traumatic brain injury. On her road to recovery, her cousin gifted her some clay, and she began exercising her artistic talent in this new medium. She now primarily sculpts, taking months to create charismatic details in her sculptures, skillfully and without a reference. Once the sculpture is completed, she sends them to a foundry in Vermont, where the piece is cast in bronze with great detail. A patina is skillfully applied before the piece is mounted to its base.  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.  

ELIZABETH PARKER “Khemy” Foundry Bronze Bay Equine Bust on Vermont Marble

$4,400.00
Named “Khemy”, this foundry bronze bust of a bay horse has wonderful character and detail. Mounted to a green Vermont marble base, this piece allows the natural bronze color to shine.  About the Artist: Elizabeth Parker is a contemporary sculptor who started her artistic career in painting. She experienced a major car accident in 2012, causing her a traumatic brain injury. On her road to recovery, her cousin gifted her some clay, and she began exercising her artistic talent in this new medium. She now primarily sculpts, taking months to create charismatic details in her sculptures, skillfully and without a reference. Once the sculpture is completed, she sends them to a foundry in Vermont, where the piece is cast in bronze with great detail. A patina is skillfully applied before the piece is mounted to its base.  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.  

ELIZABETH PARKER “Comet” Foundry Bronze Grey Equine Bust on Mahogany

$4,160.00
Named “Comet”, this foundry bronze bust of a horse has wonderful character with large, dark eyes. A grey patina has been applied with great contrast to the exposed bronze details. A mahogany plinth base steadies this sculpture.  About the Artist: Elizabeth Parker is a contemporary sculptor who started her artistic career in painting. She experienced a major car accident in 2012, causing her a traumatic brain injury. On her road to recovery, her cousin gifted her some clay, and she began exercising her artistic talent in this new medium. She now primarily sculpts, taking months to create charismatic details in her sculptures, skillfully and without a reference. Once the sculpture is completed, she sends them to a foundry in Vermont, where the piece is cast in bronze with great detail. A patina is skillfully applied before the piece is mounted to its base.  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.