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Oil Painting of African Lions by Maitland-Smith

1980

Oil painting on board of African antelopes in tropical settings. Presented in a bronze frame with embossed designs. Tagged Maitland-Smith on the backs. Please contact us to complet...

Striking mid century acrylic painting on canvas of animals in a lush jungle setting, executed in a charming naive style by Gustova Novoa. Signed G Novoa in the lower right and presen...

Enchanting acrylic painting on canvas of a tiger and a lion in a colorful jungle setting with flowers, executed in a whimsical naive style. Signed Cadena and presented in a thin wood...

Fanciful vintage Haitian acrylic painting on canvas of a leopard in a whimsical woodland setting with flowers and trees, executed in a distinctive naive style. Signed F. Pierre and p...

Vastagh, Geza (1866-1919) Well listed Hungarian artist. Unsigned 22 x 28. Oil on canvas, depicting a lion and lioness, one of his favourite subjects. Expert's report on hand, circa ...

Group of three oil paintings on board of African animals such as antelopes, elephants, and lions in tropical settings. Presented in bronze frames with e...

For your consideration, a reproduction of "Repose" (also known as "The British Lion") by the Hungarian artist Géza Vastagh. Géza Vastagh (1866–1919) was renowned for his realistic de...

This work of art was painted from a photo that the gallery owner took on a photo safari to Botswana. The group trekked for about 45 minutes and then the guides came up and this beautiful lion and lionesses. Botswana is a very safe country and very little hunting is allowed and is very controlled unlike other countries. The framed size is 32 x 42. Lion in Botswana was painted by Ignatov Ignatov and was exhibited in the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in 2019 in Charleston, South Carolina. Check Gallery shipping rate for reduced rate and fully insured. Ignat was born in Bulgaria and attended the prestigious art academy Secondary Art School of Applied Arts in Tryavna, Bulgaria. He 1997 he financed his move to the USA by the sale of his art. Ignat Ignatov...