Joseph Auguste Brunetton

Antique still life painting of an impressionist rabbit, game painting, French

Large Antique Hunting Painting still life of game laid out on a kitchen table. This is a really old painting, most likely from the early 180...

Antique Belgium oil painting on canvas of impressionist mushrooms. This delightful oil painting on canvas is simple in construction but big on effect. Here, the artist has given us...

Antique oil painting on stretched canvas by French artist Jean Charles Georget (1833-1895). An atmospheric French Barbizon old piece of a woman taking her cows to the river to drink...

19th Century oil on canvas painting of sheep in a manger in it's original frame by French artist Hyacinthe Florentin Lepesqueu. This painting is signed in the bottom left corner. I...

Suchitra Bhosle's "Bird" is an original, handmade oil painting that depicts a common gray and brown bird on a grey surface with its wings and legs jutt...

Childhood memories #3 儿时的记忆#3 Li Geng Min’s paintings present us a fantasy world on canvas. In Chinese culture, gold fishes and pandas highlight symbols of happiness. Gold fishes r...

David Shingler's (NC based) "Fishing Reel" is an oil painting that depicts a fishing reel with a freshly caught fish. Bio/artist statement: David Shin...

Sheep, South Downs, last day of June II is an original landscape painting by Anna Pinkster. It was inspired by time spent sketching and roaming on the South Downs in East Sussex. I loved seeing the sea glistening in the background. Throughout my career my work has been inspired by my environment - the people, places and cultures that surround me. Following graduation from West Surrey College of Art in 1994 with a first class degree, I traveled extensively in India, South East Asia and Africa creating figurative work which endeavoured to capture people immersed in their daily lives, offering an insight into the essence of a different culture. Commuters in London and bathers on the beaches of Dorset have also inspired my work but, during the national Covid lockdown, I became fascinated by my local landscape in Somerset. I have since visited Wales and the South Downs, creating work in oils and charcoal, working directly from life then refining ideas in the studio. I am most excited working intuitively, directly from life, whether it be a life model in the studio, a flock of sheep in a field or, my most recent obsession, birds in my garden - I find an intense energy and freedom which, I hope, is evident in my work. I have exhibited regularly in London at the Mall galleries SWA, RP, NEAC and Pastel Society, and in the South West, winning prizes including the Prince of Wales Drawing...