Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Rolph Scarlett


Rolph Scarlett (USA 1891-1984) - Composition 1944, 
mixed media on paper

John Nash


The Viaduct, c.1916

Winter landscapes


Rockwell Kent (1882–1971)
Mountain Lake–Tierra del Fuego, between 1922 and 1925


Rockwell Kent - Snow Fields (Winter in the Berkshires) 1909



Vasily Baksheev - The Hoarfrost, 1900


 Akseli Gallen-Kallela - Winter Landscape


Veikko Vionoja (1909 - 2001) - The Old Village, 1956


Harry Stooshinoff


Harry Stooshinoff


Birge Harrison - Frosty Morning


 Alfred Sisley - La neige à Port-Marly, gelée blanche, 1872
huile sur toile, 46,5 x 65,5 cm, Lille, Palais des Beaux-Arts


Axel Lind (1907-2011) - Winter Landscape

André Barbier


André Barbier (1883 - 1970) - Olive Tree on a Rocky Prominence

At the age of twenty, Barbier left Arras and settled in Paris at the Quai aux fleurs, and in the same year, 1903, he exhibited four paintings at the nineteenth Salon des Independants.
As with so many painters of his day, he adopted on itinerant lifestyle, travelling between Paris, the outskirts of Paris, the Normandy coast and the Riviera, to say nothing of his trips abroad, especially to Italy

Mark Baum


Seventh Avenue and 16th Street, New York (1932)