Carl Christian Forup, 1920s Amazons and Centaurs Oil on Canvas Painting

Late 17th century oil on joined wood panel interpretation of The Vision of Saint Hubertus by Albrecht Durer. It was painted in 1501 and became a very po...

1920s French walnut carved-wood panel of part of the Frieze of the Parthenon. It shows the procession of the Panathenaic festival, the commemoration of the birthday...

Behold "Abundantia," an oil masterpiece on panel, often attributed to the accomplished artist Angelica (Maria Anna) Kauffman (Italian/English, 1741-1807). This remarkable work of art...

20th century two-sided oil on canvas by Spanish artist Ricardo Iñurria Arzubide (1908 - 1995). On one side, he painted “Bodegón de Caracola” and on the other side “Bodegón al Aire Libre”. Iñurria was widely acclaimed in the 1940s and 1950s for his religious sculptures and paintings, which are very vivid and colorful. It has been framed with two individual frames that were comprised of two moldings, one in black lacquered and the other in a gray wood wash. The two frames were attached to each other back-to-back. It sits on a custom Lucite shelf...

This fantastic view of a great battle waged by a phalanx of nude male soldiers -- probably a scene from Sweden or France -- was painted by Nils Wedel, an important Swedish painter st...

Dramatically illustrating the legend that says that St. Martin of Tours used his sword to divide his cloak and share it with a naked beggar, this large and striking Art Deco painting depicts St. Martin riding a pale gray horse, with the beggar standing beside him, in the midst of a dark forest with starlit sky overhead. The two figures are accompanied by a running hound, and overhead a pair of geese...

Large-format painting of a mythological scene with references to Triton and other sea creatures as well as male nude figures by Aksel Jorgensen (1887 Copenhagen - 1957, ibid.). The p...

Continuing a tradition going back decades, Josef Pieper painted a series of seaside scenes with multiple nude male figures, riding and leading horses along the shore, their strong bodies...