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Michael Sime "Gandhi" limited 2025 edition print 11 x 8.5 " unframed with original price of $35 on packaging. Numbered 59/2000. Excellent condition
Dr. Michael Sime (1935-2022) a well known OBGYN physician in Penticton. After retirement he became and active artist- drawing, sculpting and potting. In 2022 the Penticton Art Gallery held a solo show of his work. His art can be found throughout the Okanagan and Beyond.
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8 x12" Framed, includes exhibition tag attesting fair market value (FMV) $300.00
Yvonne Morish (1927-2026) Painting is watercolor on Yupo paper. A synthetic paper that allows the color to stay on the surface to create vibrant hues
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12x12" image size with Frame 20 x 21". Signed 1/1 EV metal framed very good condition
Liz Marshall, Penticton B.C. Liz creates vibrant paintings celebrating the Okanagan landscapes and whimsical series, such as her poplar "meow“ collection.
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21x15: image. 29x24 Framed. Limited edition print 109/946. Certificate of authenticity and artist statement on back.
Phillip Raymond "Opie" Oppeheim (1945-2021) respected interior Salish (C'eletkqmx) multi disciplinary artist and community elder from the Coldwater Indian reserve near Merritt B.C
Tribute to Adams Run" is a culturally significant print honouring the famous Adams River sockeye salmon run in the Shuswap region of British Columbia.Hand-signed in pencil by Oppenheim along the bottom, framed with acid-free matting, Includes an original artist statement.
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25x 9" image. 35x 18" Framed. Limited edition print Signed, matt and framed in excellent condition.
Alex Fong, Canadian, 1956
Delicate, graceful and evocative, the watercolours of Alex Fong offer an impressionistic view of nature, often accented by a sense of joy and whimsy. In a style the artist calls "Contemporary Oriental", he contrasts soft pastels with splashes of darker hues to capture both the symmetry and imperfections of nature, from pastoral landscapes to florals, to birds and wildlife
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Delicate, graceful and evocative, the watercolors of Alex Fong offer an impressionistic view of nature, often accented by a sense of joy and whimsy. In a style the artist calls "Contemporary Oriental", he contrasts soft pastels with splashes of darker hues to capture both the symmetry and imperfections of nature, from pastoral landscapes to florals, to birds and wildlife. acid free matt, professionally framed in very good condition
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Oil or acrylic
This Paris street scene is in the style of Caroline C. Burnett, 1877-1956, no providence to attest to authenticity, Framed by Framed by Kew Gallery New York, NY
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23x34”. Birch trees, No signature, Unframed, Linen canvas
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8x15” and 23x17” with frame. Signed by artist
Includes artist statement and framer authentication
Jean Pilch, Canadian is known for her finely detailed representational artworks in various media, with a primary focus on the mountains of Kananaskis and Banff parks. Her work is found in numerous private and corporate collections and in the permanent collections of the Whyte Museum of the Rockies and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts. original, Pastel Pencil. Includes artist statement and framer authentication. Gold metal frame. Excellent condition FMV indicated as $625
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Framed 40" x 31
Limited edition print 775/400, Acid free matt, professionally framed
Daniel Smith Daniel Smith, USA was named Ducks Unlimited International Artist of the Year in 1988 and in 2002. In 1996, Dan was inducted into the U.S. Art Hall of Fame due to his great popularity among print collectors. In 1996, Smith also received the People's Choice. Award and Master Palette Award at the Masterworks in Miniature Show at Gallery
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43 x 24”image, 56 x 36” frame. Vintage Etching in original frame
Frame scratched significantly
Image has minor staining. Estimated value $150-400
The famous historical prints and engravings of Commodore Horatio Nelson on board the Spanish ship San Josef depict his capture of the vessel during the Battle of Cape St. Vincent on February 14, 1797. Multiple popular 19th-century engravings were made after major paintings of this event, including works by artists like George Jones, Daniel Orme, and Thomas Jones Barker. Widely circulated antique prints of the scene were engraved by artists such as J.J. Crew, J. Rogers, and Charles George Lewis, and published in historical collections like The Story of the Sea or by J.F. Tallis in the 1850s This engraving was first published on November 10, 1853, by the London print sellers Leggatt, Hayward & Leggatt. Later prints were also issued by Leggatt into the 1860s
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38x38”, Acrylic. Robin Robertson, Canada is an abstract artist inspired by nature. This acrylic work evokes the BC west coast inspired by a trip to Tofino, BC.
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152/300. Singed by artist excellent condition
Maggie White was born in England , now living on Canada's west coast working with acrylics, oils and watercolors.
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