Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed

Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed

Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed
Here is a vintage folk art style painting depicting a mother and children. It is signed by the artist and portrays figures in an Americana cultural setting. The painting is done on canvas and is unframed, making it suitable for display in a variety of settings. The style of the painting suggests it is a unique and charming piece that captures the simplicity and warmth of folk art.
Vintage Folk Art Style Americana Painting Featuring Mother Children Signed

1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART

1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART

1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART
Fine and original painting by Oregon artist Albert Minerva. Painting is Gouache on paperboard and measures 18″ by 25″. Estate signed lower right. Not dated but dates to the 1950s. Minerva’s paintings are nearly always humorous and fun and this one hits his mark perfectly. His style is loose, folksy and modernist. Here we have a couple cowboys and a couple gals drinking in a saloon while a horse waits just out the front door. The first painting is in very good vintage condition and the cruise painting has some circular damage to the corners as can be seen in the photos. Minerva studied at the Chicago Art Institute and spent his life as an illustrator.
1950s signed ALBERT MINERVA PAINTING COWBOYS SALOON BAR OREGON HORSE FOLK ART

Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16×12 Framed

Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed
Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed
Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed
Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed
Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed

Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed
This original painting by Billie Hutt, created in 2000, features a folk art style with a poignant pet funeral theme. The painting is made with acrylics and is framed for display. Measuring 16×12 inches, it is a one-of-a-kind piece of art perfect for any collector. The artist’s signature adds to the uniqueness of this painting, making it a valuable addition to any art collection. Whether you have lost a pet or simply appreciate the beauty of folk art, this painting is sure to bring a touch of sadness and nostalgia to your home. In frame, artwork measures 19.5 x 15.5.
Billie Hutt Original Painting Folk Art Pet Funeral Signed 16x12 Framed

Original folk painting of winter wedding scene charming signed Kowalski

Original folk painting of winter wedding scene charming signed Kowalski
Original folk painting of winter wedding scene charming signed Kowalski

Original folk painting of winter wedding scene charming signed Kowalski
This charming, one of a kind, wholesome folk art painting, made with skill and warmth, will make a housewarming, anniversary or wedding present. Exemplary of A Kowalski’s artistic vision of a world out of time, where human connection and nature are the most real features of this world. Its 20″ x 24″dimensions make it easy to appreciate without the risk of its being overwhelming or intrusive.
Original folk painting of winter wedding scene charming signed Kowalski

Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building

Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building

Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building
DIMENSIONS: H: 26 W. CONDITION: Good condition with wear and age as pictured. Purvis Young was a self-taught African-American artist known for his expressive collages and paintings. Made on found objects, including scrap metal, book pages, and discarded envelopes, his richly colored depictions of trucks, figures, and coil-shaped abstractions, described a fraught yet inspired experience of living in the poverty stricken Overtown neighborhood of Miami. “What I say is the world is getting worser, guys pushing buggies, street people not having no jobs here in Miami, drugs kill the young, and church people riding around in luxury cars, ” he once remarked. Born on February 4, 1943 in Liberty City, FL, he learned to draw from his uncle at a young age but never had any formal art training. Years after his release, Young’s creative output attracted the attention of Bernard Davis, the owner of the Miami Art Museum. Davis subsequently brought the artist’s work into the public eye, and by the 1970s, tourists and collectors regularly visited Young in Goodbread Alley where he lived and worked. Inspired by books on Rembrandt, Vincent van Gogh, El Greco, and Paul Gauguin, as well as documentaries on American history, Young’s work grew in scope and formal invention throughout the latter part of his career. The artist died on April 20, 2010 in Miami, FL. Today, his works are held in the collections of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, the American Folk Art Museum in New York, and the de Young Museum of Art in San Francisco, among others. According to Art in America In interviews, he [Young] often referred to his work as a form of protest art, and among the twenty major paintings at Salon 94 were several that portrayed crowds of people demonstrating in the streets. Each panel in the diptych Untitled (Protesters), ca. 1990s, features a group of schematic figures outlined in black. On the left hand panel, two central figures are shown with their arms raised in the air; depicted below the crowd is a row of tenement buildings. In both panels, the subjects seem to vibrate in ethereal spaces-fiery red on the left and primarily greenish on the right-as is typical in Young’s work.
Purvis Young Original Painting Cars, People, & Building