Landscape
Double Faced Paintings in the Manner of Chaim Soutine
Unique framed artwork features two paintings back to back in the manner of early 20th century Belarusian painter Chaim Soutine. Soutine’s work and popularity exploded after World War II and was subject to frequent forgeries and copies, this double faced painting being an example as indicated by the misspelled “Souitine” signature. On one side of the framed canvas, this forger has depicted a watchtower utilizing technique reminiscent of Soutine’s lively brushstrokes. The opposite piece on the back depicts a Fauvist landscape of a pathway leading through a clearing of trees. These pieces are reversible and framed in a distressed gold.
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JOHN WIVER Original Landscape Oil Painting – Signed
Original oil painting by early 20th century British painter John Wiver depicts a serene, creekside landscape as a lone figure saunters down the dirt pathway away from the water. A painting very typical of a bygone romanticist sensibility once commonly found in European art, Wiver imbues this landscape with vivid trees and verdure, the sky above is emotive and dramatic. Signed by the artist in the bottom left hand corner of the painting and framed in gold.
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Signed Original Oil Painting of Large Ruins
Original oil painting depicts a landscape of large ruins, laden seaside against a clearing sky. Harkening back to European interest in the classical Greco-Roman forms, the ruins have been carefully rendered, overtaken by vegetation from years of abandonment. This painting is framed in gold and is signed illegibly at the bottom of the piece.
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Antique Style Pastoral Setting with Ruins Original Oil Painting
Antique style original oil painting depicts a pastoral setting of a stream with ruins in the immediate foreground. Two figures cross a small bridge, fishing poles in hand; perhaps a father and son, their eyes catching the majestic ruins in the evening glow. Completed by a contemporary painter, this piece offers old world antiquity with modern day durability. Framed in gold and signed “Marvin” in the lower right corner.
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JEANNE ISENHART(1920-2005) Original Oil on Canvas “Winter Scene with Skaters on Pond”
Original oil on canvas by renowned Ohio artist Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) depicts a bucolic, yet bustling winter scene in a cozy town square. Horse-drawn sleighs race about the foreground of the painting, while skaters gracefully glide on a frozen pond. The serene countryside extends into the background. Framed in rustic chestnut and signed in the lower right by the artist.
About the Artist:
Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) was born in Gloversville, New York and studied at the Rhode Island School of Art and Design before serving in the Navy during World War II. Isenhart spent a large portion of her adult career as an interior designer before turning to painting at the age of 60. Described as creating “refined primitive” oil paintings, she created over 600 works of art. Collections of her work include that of the Ohio State House and the Ohio Governor’s Mansion. Isenhart exhibited her work largely in the Midwest and in New York City. She died at 85 in 2005 at the age of 85 in Newark, Ohio.
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JEANNE ISENHART(1920-2005) Original Oil on Canvas “Holmes County, Late Summer”
Original oil on canvas painting by renowned Ohio artist Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) depicts a late summer’s eve in Holmes County, Ohio. Leaves are turning colors and give hints that autumn is well on its way. Details of this painting include horse-drawn carriages, a watermill, and sprawling farmlands. Framed in rustic chestnut and signed in the lower right by the artist.
About the Artist:
Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) was born in Gloversville, New York and studied at the Rhode Island School of Art and Design before serving in the Navy during World War II. Isenhart spent a large portion of her adult career as an interior designer before turning to painting at the age of 60. Described as creating “refined primitive” oil paintings, she created over 600 works of art. Collections of her work include that of the Ohio State House and the Ohio Governor’s Mansion. Isenhart exhibited her work largely in the Midwest and in New York City. She died at 85 in 2005 at the age of 85 in Newark, Ohio.
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JEANNE ISENHART(1920-2005) Original Oil on Canvas “Holmes County, Fall”
Original oil on canvas painting by renowned Ohio artist Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) depicts a cooler autumn season in Holmes County, Ohio. The leaves have turned colors and an autumn glow is creeping up on the inhabitants of this small town. Details of this painting include horse-drawn carriages, a watermill, and sprawling farmlands. Framed in hazel and signed in the lower right by the artist.
About the Artist:
Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) was born in Gloversville, New York and studied at the Rhode Island School of Art and Design before serving in the Navy during World War II. Isenhart spent a large portion of her adult career as an interior designer before turning to painting at the age of 60. Described as creating “refined primitive” oil paintings, she created over 600 works of art. Collections of her work include that of the Ohio State House and the Ohio Governor’s Mansion. Isenhart exhibited her work largely in the Midwest and in New York City. She died at 85 in 2005 at the age of 85 in Newark, Ohio.
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JEANNE ISENHART(1920-2005) Original Oil on Canvas “Auction Day”
Original oil on canvas painting by renowned Ohio artist Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) depicts a farmland scene on the day of a local auction. Bidders can be seen in the lower foreground while a sprawling countryside fills the background of the piece. Covered bridges, mills, and an old, weathered barn populate the greenery of the scene under blue skies. Framed in rustic chestnut and signed in the lower right by the artist.
About the Artist:
Jeanne Isenhart (1920-2005) was born in Gloversville, New York and studied at the Rhode Island School of Art and Design before serving in the Navy during World War II. Isenhart spent a large portion of her adult career as an interior designer before turning to painting at the age of 60. Described as creating “refined primitive” oil paintings, she created over 600 works of art. Collections of her work include that of the Ohio State House and the Ohio Governor’s Mansion. Isenhart exhibited her work largely in the Midwest and in New York City. She died at 85 in 2005 at the age of 85 in Newark, Ohio.
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MICHAEL CHRISTIE Original Oil on Board Landscape with Trees and Stream
Original oil on board painting by American artist Michael Christie depicts a delightful landscape of a stream lined with lush green grass and tall trees, leading into the distance towards the blue sky. Light, fluffy clouds flush the horizon. Signed in lower left. Well framed in black with gold inner trim.
About the Artist:
Michael Christie is a contemporary artist and modern renaissance man as a multi talented crater, designer, and builder. He studied at the Maryland Institute of Art and the Schuler School of Fine Art in Baltimore. There he learned classical painting style which he interprets with his own experience. Christie derives inspiration from his upbringing on a West Virginia farm, his connection to animals, and his time in Europe. He is now based in Lewisburg, West Virginia.
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WILLIAM WILLIAMS “Harvest Landscape” Original Oil on Canvas Circa Late 18th Century
Fabulously antique, “Harvest Landscape” by late 18th century painter William Williams depicts a quaint pastoral scene under a blue sky with puffed white clouds. Small figures can be seen carrying bundles of wheat. Muted colors and classical execution evokes charming tranquility. The antique frame is carved with a golden finish, and includes a brass light. Signed in corner. Alchester, Warwickshire noted on reverse.
About the Artist:
Taken from the insurance appraisal (on file): William Williams was an English subject, landscape, and portrait artist who practiced in London and Norwich in the latter half of the 18th Century. The Society of Arts awarded him a premium in 1758 and he exhibited occasionally at the Royal Academy between 1770 and 1792. His “Marriage” and “Gallantry” were engraved by Jukes, and several of his Shakespearian subjects by Valentine Green.
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