This is a painting by Gustave Henry Garrett added by Daryl Johnson on July 25, 2020.

This is a painting by Gustave Henry Garrett added by Daryl Johnson on July 25, 2020.

Born in Santa Fé Argentina in 1972, Alejandro Caiazza has Italian roots and was raised in Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela. He was trained in architecture and fine arts at the Jose Maria Vargas University in Caracas, Venezuela. His first one-man art-gallery exhibition as a fine artist was on April 1999 at the “Sala de Arte de Sidor” in Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela. In 2000 Caiazza moved to Paris, France and lived and worked in Paris for 10 years. He spent a period studying at L’École Supérieure Des Beaux-Arts in Paris, attending courses taught by his teacher and mentor, Ouanes Amor. In 2010 he developed a universal language by mixing various traces, signs, figures, and colors, communicating feelings and sensations known to all. By the end of the year, he exhibited at the Lavatoio Contumatiale in Rome, Italy. Caiazza currently works and resides in New York City. He continues creating extraordinary pieces that reflect the artist’s emotions. In his most recent work he demonstrates a strong passion for American pop culture, embracing traditional forms expressed in primary colors, and sometimes adopting a ‘naive’ technique. Alejandro creates whimsical and delightful paintings at first glance, but often there is a deeper, darker side to his work. He creates elementary and childish figures, often cruel, inspired by the drawings of children, which often include criminals, skulls, clowns, and madmen. These silly, wacky characters, lurid and subhuman, are deformed, absurd, and grotesque figures. Many of the paintings are inspired by feelings and daily life. He uses acrylic, oil bar, charcoal, and spray paint and likes to experiment with mixed media on cardboard, canvas, and wood. His style is “art brut” or “neoexpressionism,” with influences such as Jean Dubuffet, Jonathan Meese, Georg Baselitz, William de Kooning, Jean Michel Basquiat, and A.R. Penk.

This is a photo of Andre Durenceau's painting added by Amanda S. Stevenson on June 1, 2020.

This is a photo of Andre Durenceau added by Amanda S. Stevenson on June 1, 2020.

This is a photo of Andre Durenceau added by Amanda S. Stevenson on June 1, 2020.

This is a photo of Andre Durenceau's Sacking of Rome added by Amanda S. Stevenson on June 1, 2020.

This is a photo of Richard A. (Almaraz) Arroyo added by Richard Arroyo on May 8, 2020.

This is the British print that I had convinced Da Wei Kwo to sell based on a painting he had sold to my mother. I was in England in 1964 and saw it then and because I was just starting my first tour of Europe I did not buy it. Now I am bidding for it. Isn't it adorable? It took me only a life time of 56 years to find it! Date: April 1964 Location: Sutton, England. It is amazing that I even found it in England the first time I went to a department store! I was 20 years old but I suggested it when I was 15.

This is a photo of Eagle head added by Alyssa McIntosh on March 23, 2020.

A photo of my drawing of Reinhard Küsters

A photo of Simone Renée (Dauvillier) Corsia

A photo of Gail Burgermaster's artwork

An S. T. Gill watercolour of Charles Robert Thatcher and Ann Vitelli (wife) at piano

A photo of Margaret McDonald Phillips

One of her porcelain pieces of art. Self taught artist.

A photo of Rosalie Gascoigne

A photo of Da Wei Kwo's cat painting.

A photo of David Kwok (business) Da Wei Kwo (Artist Name)

This is the painting that he did in December of 1968 I think it's pretty good and if you want it you can have it just let me know where to send it.

I found this painting in the trash it was dated 1268 I took the back off to look at the behind the painting and it was signed this person's name I don't know him but it was found in hulmeville Pennsylvania and it looks like he grew up or lived in Southampton which is very close. I'm not sure if this was a profession of his or something but he was a good painter and it's in good condition and I would send it to any family member at no charge if they want it.

A photo of the Discovery of America by Salvador Dali and commissioned by Huntington Hartford for his new museum.

A photo of Salvador (Felipe Jacinto) Dali (I Domenech)

A photo of Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dali I Domenech

A photo of Robert Norman Ross better known as “Bob Ross” from the PBS television show The Joy of Painting. As a child I would religiously watch Bob Ross every weekend on PBS. I spent a lot of my time as a child painting and sketching, and it’s because of him that I got introduced into oil paints. I think it was a combination of his art and his soothing voice that drew my attention. Of course Bob Ross is credited with being the informal founder of ASMR which is a trending popular subject on YouTube.

A photo of Maria Louisa Whitman

I don't know the origin of this, or the history behind it.

Signed and dated by Mary Bullivant December 17, 1834

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of Richard Crafton Green

A photo of a Norman P Rockwell painting.

A photo of Helen Marie Parker's autumn water color which I love and have owned for many years.