A mid-century modern abstract sculpture in solid wood signed by the unknown maker “HV75”, The Netherlands 1970's. Organic, curvy shapes and made from solid wood, this is an intriguing work by an unknown artist for us. The work has slight signs of use, age related.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

A vintage artwork, oil on hardboard, titled "Freedom" ("Vrijheid") by Harry van de Boel, The Netherlands 1975.  A colorful, expressive artwork dating back to the seventies. This work shows some of the elements which can be categorized as "typical" in his works; bright colors, rough strokes and multi-layering.  The works comes in its original, painted frame.Harry van de Boel (Thorn 1928 – Amersfoort 2015) was a painter, watercolourist, draughtsman, ceramic artist and monumental artist, and also produced mosaics. He is best known as a potter, sculptor and painter who worked in the spirit of the Cobra movement. His versatile body of work and technical skills continued to develop throughout his career. Van de Boel’s paintings are characterised by a colourful and imaginative palette. Human figures and animals often form the main subject, while water scenes flow just as naturally and vividly from his brush. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. Signs of use on the frame and used stickers for expositions in the past.

A vintage artwork, oil on hardboard, titled "Gemini" by Harry van de Boel, The Netherlands 1991.  A colorful, expressive artwork dating back to the nineties; the later phase in van de Boel's active and productive career as an artist. This work shows some of the elements which can be categorized as "typical" in his works; bright colors, human figures, rough strokes and multi-layering.Harry van de Boel (Thorn 1928 – Amersfoort 2015) was a painter, watercolourist, draughtsman, ceramic artist and monumental artist, and also produced mosaics. He is best known as a potter, sculptor and painter who worked in the spirit of the Cobra movement. His versatile body of work and technical skills continued to develop throughout his career. Van de Boel’s paintings are characterised by a colourful and imaginative palette. Human figures and animals often form the main subject, while water scenes flow just as naturally and vividly from his brush.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. Signs of use on the frame and used stickers for expositions in the past.

A vintage artwork, oil on hardboard "Magical Creature" ("Fabeldier") by Harry van de Boel, The Netherlands 1996.  A colorful, expressive artwork dating back to the nineties; the later phase in van de Boel's active and productive career as an artist. This work shows some of the key elements which can be categorized as "typical" in his works; bright colors, rough strokes and multi-layering. In addition, this artwork combines his fascination for human figures and animals which led to this phantasy work called "Magical Creature".Harry van de Boel (Thorn 1928 – Amersfoort 2015) was a painter, watercolourist, draughtsman, ceramic artist and monumental artist, and also produced mosaics. He is best known as a potter, sculptor and painter who worked in the spirit of the Cobra movement. His versatile body of work and technical skills continued to develop throughout his career. Van de Boel’s paintings are characterised by a colourful and imaginative palette. Human figures and animals often form the main subject, while water scenes flow just as naturally and vividly from his brush. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. Signs of use on the frame and used stickers for expositions in the past.

A vintage artwork, oil on hardboard "Thorn T.7" by Harry van de Boel, The Netherlands 1997.  A colorful artwork dating back to the nineties; the later phase in van de Boel's active and productive career as an artist. This work shows a view on the village of Thorn, The Netherlands, where van de Boel lived a substantial part of his life.Harry van de Boel (Thorn 1928 – Amersfoort 2015) was a painter, watercolourist, draughtsman, ceramic artist and monumental artist, and also produced mosaics. He is best known as a potter, sculptor and painter who worked in the spirit of the Cobra movement. His versatile body of work and technical skills continued to develop throughout his career. Van de Boel’s paintings are characterised by a colourful and imaginative palette. Human figures and animals often form the main subject, while water scenes flow just as naturally and vividly from his brush. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. Signs of use on the frame and numbers on the back used for expositions in the past.

A painting by Fernando Lange Walton, named "Un túnel y tres nubes".Dive into the layers of color and movement in this work by Lange Walton. Known for his bold textures and dynamic compositions, Walton captures a unique blend of emotion, form and even spirituality that draws viewers in, inviting them to find their own stories within the artwork. This piece combines sweeping brushstrokes with rich, vibrant hues that speak to the artist's ability to balance intensity with depth. Lange Walton's works are all about space, color, form & contrast, pure abstract.The painting "Un túnel y tres nubes" by Fernando Lange Walton was created during his time in Europe, where he developed much of his abstract and atmospheric work. While specific information on the exact location or context of its creation is not detailed in available sources, much of Lange Walton’s oeuvre from this period reflects his European influences and engagement with themes of space, contrast, and abstraction.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

A vintage artwork, oil on hardboard "Untitled" by Harry van de Boel, The Netherlands 1989.  A colorful, expressive artwork dating back to the eighties. Van de Boel's works often show recurring elements and can be categorized as "typical" in his works; bright colors, human figures, rough strokes and multiple paint layers. Harry van de Boel (Thorn 1928 – Amersfoort 2015) was a painter, watercolourist, draughtsman, ceramic artist and monumental artist, and also produced mosaics. He is best known as a potter, sculptor and painter who worked in the spirit of the Cobra movement. His versatile body of work and technical skills continued to develop throughout his career. Van de Boel’s paintings are characterised by a colourful and imaginative palette. Human figures and animals often form the main subject, while water scenes flow just as naturally and vividly from his brush. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. Signs of use on the frame and used stickers for expositions in the past.

A large, vintage artwork, oil on hardboard "Untitled" by Harry van de Boel, The Netherlands 1988.  A colorful, expressive, abstract artwork dating back to the eighties. This work shows some of the elements which can be categorized as "typical" in his works; the use of bright colors and rough strokes creating a deep, rich, multi-layered painting.Harry van de Boel (Thorn 1928 – Amersfoort 2015) was a painter, watercolourist, draughtsman, ceramic artist and monumental artist, and also produced mosaics. He is best known as a potter, sculptor and painter who worked in the spirit of the Cobra movement. His versatile body of work and technical skills continued to develop throughout his career. Van de Boel’s paintings are characterised by a colourful and imaginative palette. Human figures and animals often form the main subject, while water scenes flow just as naturally and vividly from his brush. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. Signs of use on the frame and used stickers for expositions in the past.

A small sculpture made out of natural stone by Leon Mukaera from Zimbabwe, 20th century. Art of Zimbabwe. This sculpture is made of natural stone by people of the "Shona Tribe", living primarily in the southern parts of the African continent. The bottom is signed with: I Leon Mukaera Acc. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

A beautiful, stone art sculpture from the Netherlands, 20th century. The sculpture has soft natural color tones and is placed asymmetrical on a wooden pedestal. Silky smooth finish, soft lines. An addition to any type of interior. This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description. F.i. the base of the sculpture has some damage.

A pair of vintage, wooden busts from Germany, 20th century. Made out of solid, ebonized (black) wood. Nicely patinated.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age. Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.

A vintage sculpture in stone from Italy, 1980's. An abstract figure in stone, rich and warm color tones. Good condition.This item shows wear and tear commensurate with age.  Please check carefully our pictures as they are part of the description.