"Green Valley" Painting by Richard Chalfant

Painted at sunset in haying season, the days work is done. John Deere is parked for the night and the haystacks await tomorrows hauling.

A reflection on longevity. Standing since the founding of Pennsylvania this giant has stood witness to our founding fathers and their descendants. Humphrey Marshall once owned the land.

Painted during an unusual snow storm in October. A visual surprise of snow on fall color. Also, being a nocturne the colors are subtle.

The stream continues to flow through this timeless landscape. Abiah Taylor who built the barn, circa 1710 would feel perfectly at home in the present landscape.

Plein air painting offers the opportunity to appreciate everything in nature. Different times of the day changes the light and the experience. Painted along Brandywine, this painting...

Sea meets land, waves roll to shore breaking in direction and size. This is a study in transparency, movement, and reflection.

A large Richard Mann acrylic painting on masonite with blue, white, yellow and madder lake green .The piece is titled #2711 and signed R. Mann.

(1951-). Oil on board; 10" x 8", well framed. Thomas deDecker was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, and studied at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. His paintings of western landsc...

Oil on canvas California cottage garden scene in 1930. Richard Franz Kollorsz was born on April 2, 1900, in the county of Ruckers, near Breslau, in...

Mountain Valley Encampment by Thomas Dedecker. Item Number: AG0718. (1951-). Oil on board; 10" x 12". Thomas deDecker was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, and studied at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. His paintings of western landscapes and of the American Indian lifestyle are reminiscent of works by the masters of the Hudson River School. Thomas deDecker has won numerous state and national awards, including Artist of the Year 1986, and Outstanding Artist given by the CM Russell...

Oil on canvas painting of a woman by Richard Martinez done in 1964.

This superbly painted view of the mountains framing a river valley in northern New Mexico is attributed to Frank Guy Applegate, who lived and worked in the state during the 1920s, and is known for his watercolors -- such as this -- that present strong, abstracted views of the local landscapes, all in vivid colors and bold strokes of paint. Applegate was considered one of the New Mexico Modernists, and was accompanied on some of his painting forays by B.J.O. Nordfeldt, Andrew Dasburg and Josef Bakos. Applegate also had enormous respect for the culture and artistry of the native people, and encouraged a revival of the Pueblo style...