.Description. .Title. Fishing boats at harbour .Date. 1980s .Artist. Forbes .Medium. Watercolour .Frame. wooden slight ornate gold colored frame. .Size. 36 x 26 cm .Size of work including frame. 56 x 48 cm .Condition of painting. Good Condition. .Condition of frame. Good a few slight scratches. .Colors may differ slightly due to the light when the photo was taken. .Upon completion of sale the back of the work will be papered/framers tape and wall hanging hooks and wire. The work has glass in it at the moment which will be removed for shipping unless the work is picked up. The glass will not be shipped
This product is a handmade Indian vintage miniature painting of a Mughal king procession art on paper, measuring 13×8.75 inches. The painting depicts a royal Mughal army scene and showcases fine art miniature painting techniques. Originating from India in the 1980s, this unframed and unsigned artwork reflects the rich Indian culture and historical significance of Mughal art. Perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors, this unique piece of contemporary art is a single piece listed by a dealer or reseller.
• Signed & Dated: “Bombay 3-7-80” (lower left). • Orientation: Landscape. Warm ochres, soft blues, and sun-washed neutrals create depth, while loose, confident lines give the piece energy and character.
About Ramon Kelley (b.1939) Ramon Kelley, of Irish and Mexican decent, was born in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Even as a boy, Kelley loved to draw. One of ten children, Kelley dropped out of school after eighth grade to work until he was old enough to join the Navy. The Navy exposed Kelley to the great masterpieces of European art, which he studied in detail. Kelley was inspired most by works from the Renaissance, French Impressionism and Russian paintings from the nineteenth and early twentieth century. After four years in the Navy, Kelley met and married his wife, Mona, in Denver, where he received a scholarship to the Colorado Institute of Art. After the birth of his first son, Kelley began working in advertising and illustration to support his family, all the while continuing to draw portraits in the evenings. Kelley found a gallery in Taos, New Mexico to represent his portraits, which quickly allowed him to focus exclusively on producing fine art. He has been named a Master Pastelist by the Pastel Society of America, which also elected him to the Pastel Hall of Fame. He has won awards for his work at exhibitions including the Prix de West Invitational, George Phippen Memorial, American Watercolor Society, Allied Artists of America, National Academy of Western Art, Southwestern Drawing Biennial, and the Colorado and Wyoming Governor’s Invitational. Kelley is now a member of the American Watercolor Society, Allied Artists of America, Knickerbocker Artists, Oil Painters of America, Pastel Society of America, National Academy of Western Art, and the Whiskey Painters of America.»Taos Mountains» signed by Ramon Kelley, AWS (American Watercolor Society). As shown, professionally framed by the artist with custom wood frame stock and anti-reflection museum glass. Overall measurements are 18.75″ W x 16.75″ T. Art measurements are 7 1/2″ x 9 1/2″. I purchased this art in 1982 and it has been in my personal collection ever since. Now it’s time for someone new to enjoy this spectacular piece of art.Now you have the choice of shipping or local pick-up. I will drive up to 1 hour to meet you for local pick up. I live in Thornton, Co. near Denver.Questions? Please ask before purchasing to avoid any misunderstandings. You can see more art in my eBay store.
About Jeffrey H Craven b. 1950 Born and raised at the base of the Grand Tetons, on the Idaho side, Jeff enjoys a wealth of material to draw from. His paintings portray the tranquil times that still haunt the Snake River Valley of Idaho and other related areas. His envy of the Indian and the timeless land is evident in his meticulous watercolors. Jeff attended Idaho State University in Fine Art . Jeff resides with his family in Ririe, Idaho. He worked five years as an illustrator for the U. S. Department of Energy before moving to full-time professional artist in 1979. His many accomplishments include works that hang in the Great Hall of the Smithsonian, Arts for the Parks Top 100; and favorable reviews by the New York Times and ArtSpeaks Magazine. He’s a member of the American Indian and Cowboys Artists Association, and participates in miniature shows. His watercolors can be found in collections throughout the United States and Europe. «Billy» signed by Jeffrey H Craven. As shown, professionally framed by my gallery with a copper leaf with dark brown overlay wood frame stock, a brown linen top mat, a dark brown rag bottom mat, and anti-reflection museum glass. There is spacing between the top and bottom mats. Overall measurements are 22 1/2″ W x 16″ T. Art measurements are 13 1/2″ W x 7″ T. I purchased this art in 1980 and it has been in my personal collection ever since. Now it’s time for someone new to enjoy this spectacular piece of art.I will drive up to 1 hour to meet you for local pick up. I live in Thornton, Co. close to Denver.Questions??? Please ask before purchasing to avoid any misunderstandings. You can see more art in my eBay store.
