What to do with leftover cranberry sauce It’s the morning after Thanksgiving. You had a great thanksgiving meal, and stuffed yourself with turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, a vegetable side dish of your choosing, some bread, pumpkin pie, and … Continued
I was introduced to the art of Eyvind Earle when I started working for Robert Bane Editions, who had just signed Mr. Earle to a publishing contract. Earle had previously been represented by Hammer Galleries in New York, but really … Continued
A friend of mine has asked my help to sell GENTLE WAVES by Peter Ellenshaw, a painting that has been in his family since his father first bought it at the Manhatten Gallery in Pasadena, California in in 1964. That’s … Continued
“The First Snow, Kansas” Oil painting 29 3/4” x 39 3/4” framed. Listed in Hughes. Source: Edan Hughes, author of the book “Artists in California, 1786-1940”. “Erma Faye Redfern Washburn (1904 – 1987) Erma Faye Redfern Washburn was active/lived in … Continued
What does Infinite Continuum mean? The name of this painting is INFINITE CONTINUUM. It’s an unframed original 48″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas painting. For me, this painting is about new beginnings, new horizons, and new possibilities. What … Continued
Children Playing in the Snow This is a late Mid century painting of children Playing in the Snow, signed Simon. It’s a rather large painting (30″ x 42″, and I think it was probably created in the late 60’s, early … Continued
FARMERS HOME WINTER (After) Mid century vintage painting after Durrie’s Farmers Home Winter This is an untitled mid 20th century painting signed EADIE, after George Henry Durrie’s 19th century painting used in Currier & Ives calendars in the 1800’s, titled FARMERS HOME … Continued
Qing Dynasty Cranes 19th century Here’s a 19th century painting of Qing Dynasty Cranes that I came across several years ago. I was told it was Qing Dynasty by someone at one of the leading auction houses, but that’s about … Continued
When Winter winds blow cold and chill And Winter nights seem calm and still There’s still a lot of work to do To keep the homestead warm The fire must stay alit and hot Like cocoa warming in the pot … Continued
Hot September It’s September as I’m writing this. Hot September. 110 degrees hot, in the shade, September, where I live in Southwest Riverside county, in Southern California. But it’s a dry heat, as if that makes it any less … Continued
