“Three kittens with Ball of Yarn” by Alfred Arthur Brunel De Neu

Gérard Joseph Adrian van Luppen Belgian, 1834-1891 “La Foret de Modave” Oil on canvas signed and dated 'Joseph Van Luppen 1887' 82 x 60 in. W/frame 94 in. by 72 in. ...

Roger Derieux French, B.1922- La Bouteille de Vin Oil on canvas 32 by 39 in. W/frame 33 by 40 in. Signed lower right Biography: Roger was born in Pa...

Frank Usher De Voll
American, 1873-1941

“Madison Square Tower and Park”

Oil on canvas

35...

Myron Barlow American, 1873-1937 “Woman with Strawberries” Oil on canvas 29 by 29 in. W/frame 35 by 35 in. Unsigned Myron studied at the Art In...

Fantastic hunt scene with pack of dogs by Arthur Alfred Davis, “Full Cry” original Oil on canvas, signed & dated bottom right, with inscription plaque bottom stretcher. canvas: 36”...

Artist Arthur Alfred Davis (British, 1877-1905) “Into the River” 19th century sporting oil painting of dogs hunting Image size: 30”x 20” With frame: 35” x 25” Oil on canvas landsca...

Charming Oil on Panel by Alfred Dickman Bastin (1849-1913), last quarter of the 19th century. Complete with its original high quality giltwood frame. Depicts an interior view with...

Landscape with Trees  by Alfred Henry Maurer, New York School, Gouache on Paper, Circa 1915. A dynamic Modernist rendering of trees and a wall in a landscape setting in hues of green, violet, sienna and yellow. Signed in pencil in the lower left corner “A / H Maurer”. The image measures 20-3/4 inches x 17 inches. Simple wood frame and glazing measuring 21-3/4 inches x 18  inches. Condition: Slight yellowing of the paper and other minor signs of age otherwise excellent condition. Provenance: Private Collection, New York Biography from The Phillips Collection of American Art: ALFRED HENRY MAURER (1868–1932) One of the first American painters to reflect the influence of European modernism in his painting. Born in New York, Maurer studied in 1884 at the National Academy of Design, New York, where he became recognized as an accomplished painter of portraits inspired by those of James A. M. Whistler and American impressionist William Merritt Chase. From 1897–1914 Maurer lived in Paris where he became acquainted with fellow Americans Arthur Dove and Gertrude and Leo Stein. It was in the Stein’s salon, a well-known meeting place for Americans and modern French artists...