Oil on Canvas Painting by Joseph Plavcan

Joseph Farington, RA, (British, 1747-1821) A couple contemplating castle ruins in a romantic landscape Appears unsigned, with the original inscribed cartouche shaped signatu...

Joseph Garlock (1884-1980) "Untitled" oil painting on canvas, signed and dated 1958 Additional Information: Materials: Oil on canvas, stained wood Dimensions: image: 18 1/2" x ...

This Antique Framed oil painting on canvas by Henri Joseph Pauwels (1903-1983) was composed on a wintry day, while still being a quaint European Country landscape scene in the post-i...

Joseph Henderson (Scottish, 1832-1908) oil on canvas Oil on canvas from xix century signed J Henderson with original frame. Painted on canvas under glass....

Antique 19th Century Belgian Oil on Canvas Painting by Joseph Stallaert (1825-1903). Girl with Basket of Flowers.

Traditional framed oil on canvas depicting a landscape with a flowing blue river and rich flora all around, and also illustrating small houses next to the lake. Signed by Joseph Geor...

Circle of Simone Cantarini known as the Pesarese (Pesaro, 1612 - Verona, 1648) St. Joseph Oil on canvas, 62 x 48 cm Frame 80 x 64 cm The sty...

A remarkable German oil on canvas still life painting by Joseph Wilms. The painting depicts a wonderfully executed still life scene of grapes, plums, an apple, and a piece of vine surrounding a glass while all set on an elegant white table cloth. The painting is framed within an elegant giltwood frame with lightly fluted mottled designs and richly carved wrap around berried laurel and beaded bands. Joseph Wilms (1814-1892) also known as Peter Joseph Wilms was a German painter born in Bilk. He was a student at the Académie de Düsseldorf in the workshop of Wintergerst of Th. Hildebrand & W. von Schadow...

Joseph Gibbs Florida Highwaymen Wetland Heron Painting, Oil on Canvas, Circa 1970s A serene and beautifully executed Florida wetland landscape by Joseph Gibbs, one of the original and most respected members of the Florida Highwaymen. Painted circa the 1970s, this atmospheric composition depicts white herons gliding and wading through still waters beneath moss-draped cypress trees, a subject closely associated with Gibbs’ strongest and most collectible work. Executed in oil on canvas, the painting demonstrates the hallmarks of the Highwaymen tradition: luminous sky tones, reflective water rendered in layered greens and blues, and expressive foliage achieved through confident, gestural brushwork. The elegant placement of the herons adds movement and contrast, lending the scene a quiet sense of life and balance. Gibbs was particularly admired for his handling of water and wetlands, and this example shows his ability to convey depth, light, and Florida’s subtropical atmosphere with ease. The canvas measures 20 inches by 24 inches and is presented in a period-appropriate faux bamboo frame, consistent with the frames commonly used when Highwaymen paintings were originally sold roadside and door-to-door. Signed lower left, the work remains in very good vintage condition. A classic and highly decorative example of an authentic Florida Highwaymen painting...

Joseph Farington, RA, (British, 1747-1821) Couple contemplating ruins of Roslyn castle in a romantic landscape appears unsigned, with the original inscribed cartouche shaped signa...