Art

This colorful print of a forest and stream has a Wallace Nutting quality to it. The print is in excellent shape; however, the paper behind it has some water damage. The frame is a classical Art Nouveau style and in great shape.

This is an exceptionally well done oil on canvas depicting a boat in a harbor. The artist is H. Smith, undated but the canvas is relatively new.

This print has an unusual theme of a little girl holding a gun and a candle entitled "There's a Man in the House" It is dated 1906 E.G. Lane, Union Square, N.Y.

Though I typically don't list prints, this is the first I have seen with a black cupid. It is entitled The Wrong Address.

This painting is probably from the 19th century. Unfortunately it has some small holes and was poorly repaired. However, a $65.00 price may make it desirable for your home.

This is an oil on board depicting an American Indian in a canoe and signed F. Ellis. On the back it says by Franklin Ellis March 1,1938. It was framed by Henry Schultheis Company 142 Fulton Street, New York City. 

This is an artist signed and numbered 127/200 print entitled CARNIVAL ONE. He is listed artist from New Jersey. 

Abstract painting of a woman. unsigned.

This painting is from a transplanted NYC artist Laura Lee Ross. Inscripted on the work is "Every Woman Is A Vessel"

This acrylic on canvas was done by a local Albany artist.