Original oil on board by listed Italian artist Piero Antonelli, signed and dated lower left: P. Antonelli – 1967. PIERO ANTONELLI (Italian, 1916–1990). A beautifully executed photo-realist still life — three red cherries and a leaf in the foreground, a pewter pitcher rendered in cool silver tones behind.
A warm and atmospheric oil painting on canvas depicting a coastal scene at sunset, with waves rolling toward shore and a lighthouse standing in the distance. The composition is filled with rich golden tones, creating a peaceful yet dynamic seaside mood.The glowing sky and textured brushwork give the painting depth and movement, while the lighthouse adds a classic nautical focal point. This type of coastal imagery is highly desirable for beach homes and relaxed interior spaces.Presented in a unique, hand-decorated frame embellished with real shell pieces and finished in gold, adding texture and a distinctive coastal character. Ready to hang. 📏 Measurement: framed 26″ x 22″, painting 20″ x 16″ 🎨 Artist: Unknown ✍️ Signature: not visible 🛠 Condition: Good condition with light age-appropriate surface wear.
This framed and matted 3D relief painting portrait of a woman is a contemporary piece of art measuring 22×34 inches. The unique style and theme make it a standout addition to any art collection. The framing enhances the overall aesthetic and presentation of the piece, making it ready to display in any home or art gallery. Ideal for those who appreciate modern and abstract artwork, this portrait captures the essence of contemporary artistry.
These pieces are part of the original estate collection, and many are unsigned. But, the beauty and magic is in Huszer’s own hand. This collection of studies are from the 1960s generally. After studying at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League of New York, John Huszer (1912-1983) moved to Rhode Island to live, teach, and create.
These pieces are part of the original estate collection, and many are unsigned. But, the beauty and magic is in Huszer’s own hand. This collection of studies are from the 1960s generally. After studying at the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League of New York, John Huszer (1912-1983) moved to Rhode Island to live, teach, and create.