Francois Gerome (French, b. Paris 1895) painted this Paris Street Scene with oil on canvas. Gerome is most well known for his Parisian streetscapes and his paintings of women depicted at picturesque
spots throughout Paris, such as before La Place de La Concorde and L’Opera. In these representations, the women usually engage the viewer with their frontal pose and direct outward gaze. Preferring oil on canvas or board, Gerome typically signed his paintings F. Gerome. Dimensions: 8 x 10 in., sight ...click for details
This oil on board painting of the Tetley nglish Ale colossal Shire horses pulling a cart is England's answer to Anheuser Busch's team of Clydesdales---great advertising art. Tetley Ale has been brewed in Yorkshire, England since 1822. The ale is a blend of barley, selected hops and mineral-rich water from deep below the Yorkshire Dales and is on tap in English pubs. Dimensions: 20 x 30 inches, sight size; 25 x 35 inches in a gorgeous gilt frame. The appealing circa 1940s painting is sign ...click for details
Emile Gerard (France, b. 1932) painted this
Modernist oil on canvas depiction of a surreal fantasy carnival landscape. It is signed and dated 1965 lower left. Dimensions are 18 x 22 inches, sight size, and 22 x 25-1/2 inches framed.
This appealing oil on canvas Alpine (European) genre painting is likely Swiss, Bavarian or Italian and depicts a lumberyard by a railroad track. The men in the shack look quite businesslike in their dress and demeanor. The painting is signed and dated Fil. (Fic.) Jos. Kern 1928. Canvas size is 23-3/4 x 31-1/4 inches; framed, the painting is 27-3/4 x 35-1/8 inches. It is a little quirky in its portrayal of a slice of life from that time period.
