Stellan Morner

Die Lampe, Stellan Morner (1896-1979), surrealistisches Original Öl auf Platte, um 1935

c. 1935

Lambert Werner (1900-1983) Ohne Titel, 1948 Öl auf Leinwand 29 1/8 × 26 1/3 in l 74 × 67 cm 30 3/4 x 28 in l 78 x 71 cm (einschließlich Rahmen) Signiert und datiert unten rechts Ges...

Reuben Mednikoff Ohne Titel, 1946 Aquarell auf Papier Kunstwerk: 9 x 11 7/8 in. l 23 x 30 cm Gerahmt: 12 5/8 x 15 1/3 Zoll. l 32 x 39 cm Signiert unten links und datiert auf der Rück...

Marie Lucie Nessi-Valtat Abstrakte Landschaft, ca. 1970 Öl auf Karton auf Platte montiert 9 x 15 in l 23 x 38 cm Größe des Rahmens: 11 x 17 in. l 28 x 43 cm Marie-Lucie Nessi Valtat...

Federico Castellon Boote im Hafen, ca. 1950 Öl auf Papier 25 1/5 × 17 3/10 in l 64 × 44 cm (ohne Rahmen) Inklusive Rahmen Federico Castellón (1914-1971) war ein spanisch-amerikanisc...

Everett Fichte (1908 - 2002) Austin Künstler Bildgröße: 18 x 15 Rahmengröße: 28 x 25 Medium: Öl auf Papier / Gemischt 1947 bei einer Kunstausstellung der Fakultät der Universität von...

Signiert unten rechts Provenienz Privatsammlung, New York Privatsammlung, New York (Abstieg von oben) Dieses Werk kann nach Vereinbarung in unserem Ausstellungsraum in New York Cit...

Ein Original-Öl auf Leinwand der WPA-Künstlerin Cleo Sara Thornberg, deren Werke in den Sammlungen der National Gallery, des MOMA und der National Gallery vertreten sind. Diese einz...

Symbolic figurative of woman having visions with religious themes and icons (cross, bride, salamander, crown, meeting Christ) while reading by Marguerite Louis Blasingame (American; 1906-1947), circa 1940-45. Marguerite and her husband Frank Blasingame were two of five artists in Hawaii during the early thirties that delved into the Polynesian history and traditions and their island symbolism. Condition: Good; professionally conserved with new stretcher bars and cleaned; inpainting on minor paint loses in upper right corner. Signed "Blasingame" lower left corner; from a collection of her work. Ungerahmt. Image, 40"H x 30"W. Born in Honolulu and trained at Stanford University in California, Marguerite Blasingame was among the artists in Hawaii who, before World War II, experimented with decorative patterns using natural forms, especially tropical foliage and flowers and used stylized imagery of Hawaiian figures. She was an American sculptor and painter and she was a member of the Hawaiian Mural Guild. Her work is in many locations in Hawaii including the Honolulu Academy, Library of Hawaii and Ala Moana Park. She was born Marguerite Louis in Honolulu in 1906. She graduated from the University of Hawaii and then went on to earn an M. A. in art from Stanford University in 1928. Marguerite returned to Hawaii, where she became an established sculptor of figural works, many of them bas-reliefs in wood and stone. Her depictions were usually sinuous in contour with simplified anatomy. During the Great Depression she was a Works Progress Administration artist and filled many commissions for architectural panels and Bas-relief wood sculptures. Blasingame also painted in a symbolist style and was a member of the Hawaiian Mural Guild. She authored A Course in Art Appreciation for the Adult Layman, which was published by Stanford University Press. Marguerite Louis Blasingame died in 1947 while traveling in Mexico. One of her wooden sculptures is installed in the John Dominis and Patches Damon Holt Gallery of the Honolulu Museum of Art. Other sculptures in public places includes an untitled 1935 marble sculpture...