Marvin D. Mangus Tree Painting

Marvin D. Mangus House Painting

John Alexander : Preacher Watercolor

Paul Strisik: Four Watercolors

Paul Strisik (1918-1998)

Four landscapes depicting the Four Seasons. Two are signed at the lower right and two are signed at the lower left: "P.  Strisik". 

Watercolor on paper, each with a 4.75" x 6.75" sight size. Framed size: 12" x 14".

Sam Gummelt

Tracy Hayes Harris: "The Detective"

Tracy Hayes Harris: "Diplomatic Traffic"

Gabbe Grodin: "House on New Street," 2004

Brian Cobble: Mudge Art Building Rooftop

Barbara Fontaine-White: Turtle Creek

Carl Schmidt: Lake Painting

Eliot O'Hara: Forest

Marvin D. Mangus: North Slope Camp

Gary Richardson: Christmas Card Paintings

Arleigh Stark: Valentine's Day Print

Gary Richardson: Easter Drawing

Eliot O'Hara: New York Harbor, October 1947 Watercolor Painting

This watercolor painting of the New York Harbor by Eliot O'Hara is in excellent condition. The painting has no fading wear or damage. It is 15.5 inches by 21.5 inches. The frame is 23.5 inches by 29.5 inches. It has a bit of wear to the finish but is still quite sturdy. The painting is signed in two places -- the lower left and the lower right, and they are both dated 1948. 

On the back there is the original paper label that says it was actually painted in October of 1947 and that the original price was $300. In the upper left corner on the back it has a hand-written note that it sold for $1500 in California in 1991. 

This painting is well-documented. Eliot O'Hara is a renowned watercolor artist who lived from 1890 to 1969. This painting is a wonderful image of the New York Harbor and a perfect example of his style. The colors are soft yet boldly brushed in greys, blues, and browns. The image has wonderful brooding clouds moving in with a long cargo ship in the foreground. This is a fabulous painting for any fan of Eliot O'Hara or of the city of New York.

William Kaeser: Snow Scene with Creek, Indianapolis, Indiana, c. 1968

From Indianapolis, William Kaeser was a figurative artist who exhibited at the Hoosier

Salon, and World's Fair in New York, and at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in the 1930s and 1940s. He was also a painter for the WPA or Works Progress Administration.

Jules B. Dahlager: "Mt. Achilles, Ketchikan"

Here is a beautiful oil painting on canvas (laid to board) by the famed "Alaska Four" artist Jules Dahlager. The painting is titled "Mount Achilles, Ketchikan, Alaska" and is signed "Jules" in the bottom left corner. The painting itself measures 6" x 8" and overall it measures roughly 10" x 12", including the frame. It is housed in its original carved and gilded Lloyd Jensen frame with its original backing and label. The painting is in excellent condition, as is the frame, with only some slight wear consistent with age.

Roger Winter: "Escarpment," 1985