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A period still life of bread and a Gouda wedge on a wooden board. Signed lower right, "J. O'Brien" (American, 20th century), and dated 1972. Good: age-toning, edge rubbing; unframed

A bright, Surrealist interior showing a private gym leading out to overlook a tennis match. Signed indistinctly lower right, inscribed verso "No Sweat!," and created circa 1995.

A cabinet-sized watercolor seascape showing a picturesque lighthouse beside lighthouse keeper's cottages overlooking ocean breakers rolling in towards a rocky coastline. Signed lower right "Percey Hale" (American, 20th century) and painted circa 1975.

Signed lower right, 'Shafsky' for Nancy Shafsky (American, 1921-2014) and painted circa 1965. Nancy Shafsky graduated from UCLA in 1943. A talented amateur artist, she traveled the world with her husband, a naval officer. After his retirement in 1954, they ran an antiques shop on Solano Avenue in Berkeley where she continued to paint and exhibit for the rest of he life.Very Good: minor marks, minor losses, minor age-toning; unframed

A cabinet-sized American school Modernist oil study of a woman shown directing her commanding gaze towards the viewer, painted circa 1985. A penetrating Modernist psychological study of human emotion. Very good: minor edge-rubbing; unframed.

A late 20th century, American School, Post-Impressionist still-life showing a view of abstracted flowers atop a rose-colored table cloth. Unsigned and created circa 1985.

A period watercolor on paper circus figural showing a bather saving an elephant. Titled in lower margin: "Dec 8th In Italy, an elephant that fell in a lake was saved from drowning by holding its snout above water!" Signed, lower left, in design, "J.M." (American, 20th century) and created circa 1965.

A colorful, Cubist-derived and semi-abstracted still-life showing a chestnut-colored vase set on a scarlet table and contrasted against a background of variegated greens, yellows, and reds. Signed lower right "C Merner" for Carla Merner (American, 20th Century). Titled, verso, "Still Life", and painted circa 1975.

A delicately-painted and period, Modernist floral study of Hawaiian lily blossoms and lush jade-green foliage. Signed lower right "Margaret L. McNerney" (American 20th century) and painted circa 1975. Very good: age-toning; unframed. 17 x 18

A large and vibrant, figural watercolor showing a woman dancing and portrayed in primary colors. Painted by Dawn O'Malley (American, 20th Century), dated 1995 and stamped verso with certification of authenticity.

A large, Post-Impressionist style Northern California landscape showing a view of a historic suburban neighborhood. Stamped, verso with Certification of Authenticity for Donald Geoffroy (American, 1908-2007) and painted circa 2000. Geoffroy spent his career painting in Hawai���i and the Saratoga, California area.

A dynamic, Post-Impressionist, watercolor landscape showing a view of breakers crashing against a rocky coastline, signed indistinctly, lower right, and painted circa 1965.

A portrait of a young girl wearing an embroidered dress and shown holding a Spanish lesson book inscribed,"Once upon a time there was a lion named Van Gogh. He was the king of the jungle." Signed lower right "DRW" and painted 1989.

A substantial watercolor still life showing loosely arranged, blush-pink tulips in an oval vase of water. Signed, lower right, "Ga. Brown" and painted circa 1995.

Signed lower right 'J. Anton' for Judith "Judy" Anton (American, 1933-2010) and painted circa 1985. Additionally signed verso. A substantial, figural oil showing a young man surfing and contrasted against a crimson and sky-blue background. This listed, woman artist studied at New York's Pratt University and NYU, where she received her Master's in Art. She exhibited widely and with success, and was the recipient of numerous awards.

A period, mid-century coastal landscape showing a vivid, red hibiscus blossom and plant in the foreground with a view beyond towards figures on a beach beside deep blue ocean waters. Signed lower left "Victor Singer" (American, 20th century) and painted circa 1965. Very good: age-toning; unframed

A cabinet-sized, tonalist landscape showing a view of a stuccoed building framed by a power line and gently lit by low light. Signed, lower right, "Nicholson" (American, 20th century), and dated 2005.

An American school study of a woman, shown with head tilted and eyes closed, and dramatically contrasted against an expressionist, teal background. Signed lower right "Max Turner" (American, born 1925) and painted circa 1965. This well-listed American is known for his portrait work, bronze sculpture, silkscreen and printmaking.

Abstract oil on board painting of geometric shapes in scumbled shades of green and charcoal encasing a bold, variegated saffron cube. Signed lower right, "C. Sanchez" for Clyde Sanchez (California, 20th century), and painted circa 1975. Minor restoration, minor corner bumping; unframed.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Printed on fine-art paper and displayed in a golden wood frame, this Ilana Greenberg reproduction captures the colors and dynamic brushwork of the original acrylic painting. This piece arrives ready to hang. Ilana Greenberg is a graphic designer, painter, and illustrator based in Brooklyn, New York.Austin, TX-based Wonderwall Studio believes that the presentation of artwork should become part of the artwork itself. Founded by industry experts with a passion for printmaking on distinctive materials, Wonderwall Studio prints imagery on just about any substrate, from paper and canvas to exotic woods, premium metals, and even mirrors.

Composed with an extraordinary balance of color, this modern landscape by Teil Duncan is printed on watercolor paper, floated over a white cotton mat, and displayed in a white pine frame. Arrives ready to hang.Teil Duncan paints in a variety of styles, from landscapes and figures to still lifes. She takes her inspiration from light and the interaction of colors and patterns. Born and raised in Columbus, GA, Duncan now lives in Charleston, SC, where she works in the Redux Contemporary Art Center.