Furla Whirlwind Red Silk Framed Scarf, Art Deco, Late 20th Century

A genuine vintage silk scarf crafted by Jean-Louis Scherrer in the heart of Paris. This exquisite piece features a delicate semi-sheer texture adorned with a charming abstract painte...

Rare, framed Torrente –Paris Silk Scarf , Features colorful geometric shapes, in red blue yellow and green colors on a brown background . Set in a wooden frame . Having a signature “...

Vintage PATOLY framed square Foulard "Silk Scarf" with colorful organic shapes, having an Authentic Tag, Made in Italy.

A genuine vintage silk scarf featuring abstract floral design, creating a beautiful dappled effect on the luxurious silk fabric. Covered with plexiglass on the front with the scarf s...

For your consideration, Modern Abstract European oil on canvas Painting 1966 In the style of Pedro Coronel art. Spectacular Fire Red oil framed. Signed and dated on back, unclear. D...

Brilliant colors in this Batik painting by NJ Artist Marion Knudsen. Titled Red Bow. Artist signed and framed in a brushed metal frame. This is one of 27 in a collection I will be li...

Red wall Art Panel with decorations in relief Handmade in Italy by Cupioli . Scagliola art panel decoration in relief realised on a wooden support and with a white wooden frame to decorate your walls. "Preposition with which the Heraclitis express the eternal becoming of reality, comparing the latter to a river that only apparently remains one and identical, but which in fact continually renews itself and transforms itself, so that it is not given to dive into it more than once, because the second time strictly speaking it is not the same river as the first one. This conception constitutes the antithesis of that of the absolute eternal unity and immutability of being. In one fragment Heraclitus emphasizes that man can never experience twice as much, since every entity, in its apparent reality, is subjected to the inexorable law of change Artistical Technique: Scagliola art on wood panel...

Beautiful abstract lithograph by Louisa Chase titled "Red Mountain". Dated 1987, and numbered 18/40, it is done primarily in shades of red and black. Louisa Lizbeth Chase (1951-...