American painters

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Avati, James - The Farm

If I were Queen, 1924 ~ Karl Albert Buehr ~ (German: 1866-1952)

Gregory Frank Harris was born in southern California. His mother was a painter and his father a miner. He also has a twin brother, an entomologist and drummer. He began drawing and sculpting in clay by the age of five.

Simple Living. I just love this!! Simple Living is what I strive for and this picture really captures my feelings!

I don’t need a reason to visit Paris. The beauty of the winding cobbled streets of Montmartre echoing with accordion melodies, the charm of the boutique-filled Marais, the glory of the sweepi…

Sunlight in a Cafeteria, 1958 by Edward Hopper

He was interested in a kind of realism, inseparable from the cold structures and isolated people that populate his compositions.

Since 1963, Trailside Galleries has been regarded as one of the pre-eminent dealers in American representational art, specializing in a rich and varied collection of works by the leading western, wildlife, figurative, impressionist, and landscape artists in the country. The artist roster includes members of the Cowboy Artists of America, National Academy of Design, Oil Painters of America, the Prix De West, Society of Animal Artists, National Sculpture Society and Masters of the American…

"Making Friends" is the artistic creation of western artist Ann Hanson. This outstanding Native American portrait oil painting has dimensions of 20" x 16".

Return To Me by Dan Gerhartz,

“'A Cottage Garden' Gregory Frank Harris (1953 - )”

Her First Date Dancing Crane Dusk In The Hollows Memories Of Milan Ariana In The Lilacs Encroaching Darkness Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May Legend Of The Selkie Love And The Poet Star Crossed Love…

Edward Hopper is a 20th century American Realist whose work highlights individualistic and alienated snippets of America

Criselda Vasquez is a painter. Perhaps accidentally, she is also an activist. Criselda went to The San Francisco Art Institute to study art. By trade and by profession she is an artist. In her paintings, Criselda accurately captures the faces of her family and those closest to her. In each brushstroke, each shadow, each touch of a different shade on her subjects’ faces tells a story of a hard life full of sacrifice and fight – a relatable pain most immigrants face as they leave loved ones…