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David Tutwiler holds the honor of having his paintings hang in some of America's most prestigious collections, both public and private. Including collections of the Pepsi Cola Co., the National Railway Historical Society, and the Sloan Collection of Valparaiso University. He began painting at the young age of fourteen, with a scholarship to the Art Institute of Chicago. He went on to study and graduate from the American Academy of Art with an Associates Degree in Fine Art.
This original Oil Painting won multiple awards including: RAA - Strisik Gold Metal 2006; NSAA - Charles Grouppe 2006; Hudson Valley Dumond 2006.
This is a framed color print of "Shipping in a Squall off Tynemouth" by the 19th-century British marine artist John Wilson Carmichael.
Beautifully framed this piece is a Numbered Limited Edition: #162/250
John Wilson Carmichael (1800–1868), known for detailed maritime and seascape paintings.
This art piece is an original cityscape painting by contemporary artist, Karen McFeaters. Her distinctive vertical signature, "Karen McFeaters," is clearly visible along the left border of the canvas.
McFeaters is widely recognized for her vibrant architectural and urban landscapes, particularly capturing the historic brick structures and industrial charm of areas like Boston Seaport Neighborhood as well as scenery around Vero Beach, Florida.
This piece is beautifully framed in a wooden box style painted gold and red. A nice addition to any collector.
A mixed-media artwork from artist Michelle Scott's Kukan Series, which pays tribute to Chinese-American author and producer Li Ling-Ai and filmmaker Rey Scott.
This piece incorporates collage elements, newspaper print, and painted portraits - highlighting elements from the 1941 Academy Award-winning documentary Kukan.
The upper circular portrait features Li Ling-Ai adorned with a red flower. The meaning of kukan - 苦幹 -, is "heroic courage under bitter suffering," a feeling that reflects the sentiment of "persevering against all odds," a sense of sticking to something in hardship to overcoming the hardship.
The highlighted artwork is an original landscape painting by the American artist Kirk Randall known for his expert use of light and rich colors. The Utah based con, contemporary artist, frequently capture, sweeping rural landscapes, rustic buildings and luminous coastal or Mountain View’s.
This piece depicts a serene coastal scene at dusk, focusing on a historic seaside house and outbuildings illuminated by glowing windows against the soft evening sky.
18” × 22” with a beautiful custom frame.
An original oil painting by Robert Watson
Robert Watson (28 February 1923 – 14 December 2004) was an American artist born in Martinez, California. Watson provided the cover art for Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles, second edition, printed in 1953.
Robert Watson was mostly self-taught artist. In the early 1940s he spent several years in New York City studying work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He also studied with Frederick Taubes at the University of Wisconsin before relocating to Berkeley, California.
In 1947, he held his first exhibition at Gump's in San Francisco. The show was favorably reviewed by San Francisco Chronicle Art Critic Alfred Frankenstein. In 1953, he painted the cover art for the 1953 edition of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
On May 17, 1997, Watson had a 50-year retrospective show at the Weinstein Gallery in San Francisco, California. Mayor Willie Brown proclaimed that day "Robert Watson Day".
Watson died at the age of 81 in Poway, California after a brief struggle with cancer.