Albert Handell pastel and watercolor on board titled "Taos Mountain"

Edzard Dietz 1893-1963.Germany oil on canvas1930. Signed twice on the front of the canvas and the following title on the back..”Toile Rapetissee avec l’ ...

Rolph Scarlett. watercolor on paper… In very good condition. colors are bright and lively and the scene of a cat in profile is unique… Very likely from the 1920s or 1930s. It is prof...

Late 19th century, American Maritime, silk work portrait, depicting the vessel "Glenda" of New York. The ship is shown broadside at sea with an American flag at the Stern and signal ...

A J Ferrell hand painted and glazed ceramic tile panel from the "garment series"… Here we have 65 hand painted and crafted clay tiles with a beautiful glazed finish… The abstract cre...

A refined and highly collectible 1977 watercolor by S. N. Lininger, Taos Mountain, New Mexico captures the enduring allure of the American Southwest through a sensitive and atmospheric lens. Signed and dated by the artist, this work presents one of the most iconic subjects in Western American art—Taos Mountain—rendered with a restrained, luminous palette and a finely observed sense of light. Lininger’s delicate washes and controlled transitions exemplify the classic Southwestern watercolor tradition, balancing soft desert tones with crisp mountain structure. The composition conveys a quiet, contemplative mood, emphasizing space, clarity, and the subtle drama of the high desert landscape. This sense of stillness, combined with an abstracted impressionist handling, places the work within a broader lineage of artists drawn to Taos and its singular light, long considered one of the most important artistic centers of the American West. Watercolors of this scale and refinement from the 1970s remain increasingly desirable, particularly as collectors continue to seek accessible, high-quality examples of Southwestern landscape painting. Works depicting Taos Mountain carry additional appeal due to the subject’s art historical significance and enduring market recognition. Presented in a custom archival frame with UV-protective glass, this painting is ready to place and ideally suited for collectors of Southwestern art, Colorado and New Mexico landscape painting...

Robert Francis Williams mountain landscape painting on artist board. Circa. 1950's 24 inches high. 33.13 inches wide. 1.5 inches deep. Robert Francis Williams (1881-1972) Twentie...

Impressionistic painting on canvas titled "Grand Canyon", by Massachusetts artist Angelina (Anne) Caputo Reppucci, dated 1981. She was a founding member of the Belmont Society of Art...

William Gould (American, 1930-2017) Taos, New Mexico, 2001 Oil on canvas Signed and dated lower right 20 x 30 inches 25.25 x 35.5 inches, framed Cleveland Arts Prize Article: If...