Title: Shadows of Evening Falling Artist: Sergey Banituk (Ukraine) Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 40” x 30” A sunlit façade, blue shutters, and the dramatic silhouette of agave leaves—Sergey Banituk captures the quiet tension between light and shadow in this Mediterranean-inspired scene. The warm glow of late afternoon casts long shadows across whitewashed walls, while…
Month: January 2026
Lower Falls by August Holland
Title: Lower Falls Artist: August Holland Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 30” x 20” A dramatic cascade plunges into mist, crowned by a vivid rainbow and framed by rugged cliffs and lush greenery. August Holland captures nature’s grandeur with cinematic clarity—where light, water, and atmosphere converge in a moment of awe. A wooden overlook perches…
Billy by Nick Proykov
Title: Billy Artist: Nick Proykov Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 40” x 30” Price: $850 A lone figure stands in quiet defiance—crumpled hat, rifle in hand, and the dust of history at his feet. Nick Proykov channels the spirit of the American West with striking realism and reverence. The textured backdrop and vintage attire evoke…
Twilight Passage by Brian Parr
Title: Twilight Passage Artist: Brian Parr Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 24” x 36” A luminous landscape rendered in expressive strokes and a palette of soft purples, greens, and golds. The stream draws the eye through grassy fields toward a distant grove, while the sky glows with the quiet drama of dusk. Parr captures the…
Abstract 681 by Cadillac Jones
Title: Abstract 681 Artist: Cadillac Jones Dimensions: 14” x 14” Medium: Mixed media on paper, Price: Framed $595 A quiet riot of grid, gesture, and embedded texture. Threadlike lines and circular rhythm pulse beneath a marbled veil. Signed lower right.
The Fox by Jean Turley
Title: The Fox Artist: Jean Turley Medium: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 10” x 8” A striking impression of nature’s quiet intensity. With bold brushwork and a luminous palette, Jean Turley evokes the fox’s alert gaze and untamed grace. This intimate canvas pulses with texture and warmth.
Dragon Bride by Jiang Tie Feng
Artist: Jiang Tie FengMedium: Serigraph on canvasDimensions: 33” x 33” A vivid celebration of feminine strength and mythical symbolism, Dragon Bride captures Jiang Tie Feng’s signature palette and storytelling. The seated figure, adorned with eye-like motifs and flowing hair, is both serene and powerful—her presence amplified by the fierce, jewel-toned dragon behind her. This piece…
Golden Verge by Brian Parr
Title: Golden Verge Medium: Oil on panel, Dimensions: 8” x 10” Artist: Brian Parr $550 Framed A luminous edge where light meets land—Golden Verge captures the fleeting drama of a day’s turn. Thick brushwork and vivid color evoke the pulse of nature in motion, as trees rise from shadow and sky spills gold across the…
Riverbank in Winter by Yuri Skorupsky
Title: Riverbank in Winter Dimensions: 36” x 60” Medium: Oil on canvas Artist: Yuri Skorupsky A quiet forest breathes beneath snow and shadow—where ice meets reflection and silence deepens. Skorupsky’s brushwork captures the hush of winter with striking realism and emotional depth. The frozen stream, textured bark, and lingering leaves evoke a moment suspended in…
Creighton Valley by JD Wiley
Creighton Valley Oil on linen, 20” x 20” by JD Wiley $350 framed. A quiet sweep of land under a sky in motion—Creighton Valley captures the hush before dusk, where golden light meets the last breath of prairie green. JD Wiley’s brushwork evokes atmosphere and memory, grounding the viewer in a place both real and…
Kite Eating Tree by Brian Parr
Kite Eating Tree 5” x 7” • Oil on panel • $400 • Brian Parr A playful nod to childhood misadventures, this compact piece packs a punch of texture and whimsy. Parr’s brushwork turns tangled branches into a character of its own—stoic, mischievous, and oddly endearing. A tree with stories to tell and kites to…
Abstract 680 by Cadillac Jones
Title: Abstract 680 Artist: Cadillac Jones Medium: Mixed media on paper Dimensions: 14” x 14” (framed)Price: $595 A rhythmic interplay of gesture and geometry—sweeping lines, dotted diagonals, and a whisper of gridwork evoke motion and memory. Cadillac Jones invites the viewer into a space where spontaneity meets structure, and every mark feels intentional.
Soir d’été à Cannes by Fabienne DeLacroix
Signed & Numbered Lithograph – Edition XIII / C Framed Dimensions: 28” x 35” Price: $675 A luminous twilight promenade along the French Riviera, Soir d’été à Cannes captures the elegance of Belle Époque leisure with domed architecture, palm-lined boulevards, and vintage charm. This signed and numbered lithograph by Fabienne DeLacroix evokes nostalgia and serenity…
Horses 908 by Jack Eggman
Horses 908 24” x 36” mixed media on paperby Jack Eggman A kinetic chorus of silhouettes—Eggman’s layered horses surge forward in a blur of motion and mood. Cool blues and warm oranges collide, evoking dusk on the plains and the pulse of shared momentum. Each figure is both distinct and dissolving, a study in unity…
My Block by Simon Kalweo
My Block by Simon Kalweo (Kenya) 24” x 17” • Mixed media on paper A kaleidoscope of color and form, My Block pulses with urban rhythm and ancestral echoes. Kalweo’s geometric abstraction reveals a hidden face—watchful, stylized, and central—anchoring the mosaic in personal memory and collective identity. Signed boldly in the upper right, this piece…
The Way Color Remembers by Brian Parr
Brian Parr’s newest 24” x 36” oil on panel captures the memory of a season in full breath—where rustling leaves, mirrored skies, and quiet water hold the echo of something just passed. It’s a painting that doesn’t just depict fall—it recalls it, like a story retold in color.
Where the Quiet Begins by Brian Parr
A hush settles over the land—soft light, still water, and the gentle rhythm of trees standing watch. Brian Parr’s latest oil on panel invites you into a moment untouched by urgency, where reflection and reverence meet. At 24” x 36”, it’s a window into stillness, framed in gold and grounded in grace.
Harvest by Randy Hoshaw
Harvest by Randy Hoshaw Acrylic on panel, 9” x 12” Framed and radiant, this landscape captures the quiet rhythm of late-season fields—where golden grasses meet distant hills under a softening sky. Hoshaw’s brushwork invites stillness, memory, and the hush before winter.
Stillness Before the Trees by Charles Berry
10” x 13” acrylic on paper by Charles Berry Framed | $575 A quiet rhythm of green and sky—Berry’s brushwork invites you to pause, breathe, and wander. The slender trees stand like sentinels in a field of memory, where light softens and time slows.
Mount Moran from String Lake by Louis Stephen Gadal
Tranquility rendered in watercolor—Louis Stephen Gadal’s “Mount Moran from String Lake” captures the quiet majesty of the Tetons with luminous detail and emotional depth. A 20” x 27” watercolor on paper, this piece invites you into a moment of stillness, where canoeists drift beneath towering peaks and mirrored skies.
S-AB Rouge by James Coignard
James Coignard (1925–2008) S-AB Rouge Carborundum etching with mixed media and collage on paper 22 x 14 inches | Edition 41/50 | Framed | $980 In Rouge S-AB, Coignard’s visual lexicon shifts from blue to red—retaining the fractured geometry, symbolic “S,” and enigmatic “AB” while deepening the emotional register. Floated in a black wood cube…
S-AB Blue by James Coignard
James Coignard (1925–2008)S-AB Blue Carborundum etching with mixed media and collage on paper 22 x 14 inches | Edition 41/50 | Framed | $980 A cosmic geometry unfolds in S-AB Blue, where fractured blue forms and symbolic lettering evoke Coignard’s signature visual language. The red “S,” textured fields, and speckled voids suggest a coded narrative—part…
Between Seasons by Charles Berry
10” x 13” acrylic on paper by Charles Berry Framed | $575 A hush falls over the hills—green fading to gold, clouds drifting like memory. Charles Berry’s Between Seasons captures the quiet tension of late summer, where time seems to pause between harvest and change. The distant villa, framed by cypress sentinels, invites reflection and…
Faultline Reverie by Marcia Isaacs
“Faultline Reverie” Mixed media on handmade paper by Marcia Isaacs 10” x 10” unframed | 20” x 20” framed | $400 A meditation in texture—where metallic glints meet fibrous hush, and strata shift like memory. Isaacs layers earth tones and cotton-like softness into a quiet upheaval, inviting the viewer to trace the fault lines of…
First sale of the new year was Brian Parr
Last sale of the day is Brian Parr.This rustic barn scene is heading home with a collector visiting from Texas—closing out the day with the same textured warmth and Midwest spirit that keeps Parr’s work flying off our walls. Let’s hope things keep going. Thank you all for the last year, the last 38 years…
Welcoming 2026 with Our First Sale of the Year
Welcome to 2026 everyone
Making Sorghum by P. McClain
14” x 20” watercolor A richly atmospheric antique watercolor capturing the heat, rhythm, and tradition of sorghum-making — steam rising, tools in motion, and a rural craft preserved in soft detail. Framed and in excellent condition.$400 framed
Where the Light Settles by Brian Parr
Where the Light Settles 20” x 36” · Oil on panel · Brian Parr A quiet bend in the marsh, where dusk and memory drift together. Parr’s brushwork captures the hush between seasons—amber light, bare branches, and the stillness that lingers.
The Hayseed Critic by Norman Rockwell
Lithograph on paper, 23” x 17” A moment of rural curiosity rendered with Rockwell’s signature wit: a young plein air painter holds her ground while a straw-hatted onlooker leans in, equal parts skeptical and enchanted. Their exchange—silent yet vivid—reminds us that every artist has an audience, willing or not.