Tony Mercier

Tony Mercier - Contemporary Oil, Figures by Tranquil River

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Earthy, autumnal tones are skillfully layered by Frederiks to provide an honest depiction of cattle by a slow stream. The painting holds a tremendous amount of depth, allowing for a ...

Well presented in a gilt effect frame with canvas slip. Inscribed to the reverse with the title and address of the artist. Art Scene label fixed to the reverse. Signed to the lower l...

An original impasto work by E. R. Gain. Two figures quietly fishing at waterloo pond. Presented in a modern gilt and green coloured frame. Signed to the lower right. Labelled verso. ...

A delightful Impressionist study of fishermen on the riverbank at the days end. Well presented in a gilt effect frame. Signed. On canvas on stretchers.

Oil Painting by Joseph Thors "A Quiet Day by The River" 1843 -1907 Popular painter of rural landscapes in the manner of the Norwich school. Regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy soc...

A charming mid 20th century French oil on board depicting a tranquil river landscape. Lovely quality atmospheric work in excellent original condition. Presented in a beautiful carve...

Antique Impressionist English River Landscape - Original Oil Painting, Signed Beautiful antique landscape by Christopher Mark Haskell (British, b. 1849 d. 1933.) A river sits in the...

A beautiful mid 20th century French naif oil on canvas depicting two men fishing on a river by André Bouquet. The artist is featured in Anatole Jakovsky's ''Peintres Naifs'' which is known as the bible of 20th century naif painters. The work is signed lower left and presented in it's original gallery frame. Artist: André Bouquet (French, 1897-1987) Title: Fishermen on a River Medium: Oil on canvas Size: 16.5 x 19.5 inches (42 x 50 cm) including the frame André Bouquet was a butcher by trade, who had his stall in open air markets. In order to have more time to paint, however, he became a factory cook and later a foreman in the same factory. He lived only for his painting, which once he stopped working he did every day of the week, including Sundays. He is a sensitive and delicate artist, especially when depicting Parisian suburbs, of which he has caught the atmosphere remarkably. He also painted numerous snow landscapes. Source: Anatole Jakovsky - Peintres Naifs - Paris 1956