Mary callender's Oil Painting by Walt Johnston

43 in L x 31 in H -Painting: 35 in L x 23 in H *****1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form, the

Frame: 63 in L x 44 in L- Painting: 51 1/2 x 31 1/2 ****** 1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract fo

Frame: 40 in H x 34 in Painting: 30 in L x 24 H ****** 1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form,

Oil on Panel - Signed. Year:198238 in H x 32 in L (framed ) Actual Size of the Painting: 29 1/2 by 23 1/2 **** *We offer Packaging, Handling and Shipping In House or You Are Welcome To Pick Up In Pers

Frame: 39 in L x 32 in H - Painting : 30 in L x 23 in in *****1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract

66 in Lx 36 in H (Framed)- Actual size of the Painting: 29 1/2 by 15 1/2. Oil on Panel- Signed American, New Mexico Year : 1932

Frame: 34 in H L x 28 in L- Painting: 17 1/2 in L x 23 1/2 in H ****** 1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying

Frame: 34 in H L x 28 in L- Painting: 23 1/2 in L x 17 1/2 in H in ****** 1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underly

Western Oil Panting - Measurements: 28 in L x 24

Great Western Cast Iron Wood Burning - Hand oil Painting by Walt Johnston *****Parlor Stove Frame: 45 in H x 33 in - Painting: 36 x 24 ***** Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at ever

Great Western Cast Iron Wood Burning - Hand oil Painting by Walt Johnston *****Parlor Stove Frame: 38 in H x 32 in - Painting: 29 12 x 23 1/2 *****

Great Western Cast Iron Wood Burning - Hand oil Painting by Walt Johnston *****Parlor Stove Frame: 44 in H x 32 in - Painting: 35 1/2 x 23 1/2 *****

Frame: 34in L x 26 in L- Painting: 24 in L x 16 in H in ****** 1932-2018Simply put, Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstrac

Western Oil Painting. Benjamin Porter Born 1929 -Copyright: 1984 Oil on Canvas Measurements:70in L x 58 in H (framed ) Actual Size of the painting: 59in L x 48 in H ***We offer Packaging, Handling and

Frame: 50 in L x 34 in H - Painting: 40in x 34 in ****Walt Johnston ( 1932-2018) was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form, then brou

Frame: 49 in al x 33 in - Painting: 29 1/2 x 22 1/2 ****Walt Johnston ( 1932-2018) was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form, then br

Frame: 40 in H x 34 in - Painting 32 in x 26 in *****Very detail work.

Signed - Oil on Panel -Framed Measurements: 60 in x 38 in - Actual Size of the Painting: 55 1/2 by 33 1/2-Portrayed of 1970/1980 downtown Los Angeles Main And 9th Street by WALT JOHNSTON.****We offer

Frame size 44”x32”Painting size 35.5”x23.5” ***** Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form, th

Frame: 44 in H x 32 in - Painting: 35 1/2 x 23 1/2

Frame: 46 in H x 35 in - Painting: 35 in H x 23 in L ***** Walt Johnston was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form, then brought that

Frame: 37 L x 33 in L - Painting: 30 in x 25 1/2 *** The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) is the largest rodeo organization in the world. It sanctions events in the United States, Canada,

Frame: 45 in x 33 in H - Painting: 35 1/2 x 23 1/2 in H ***** Walt Johnston ( 1932-2018) was a contemporary realist. He looked at everything in the most modern way, saw the underlying abstract form, t

Mary Gardner Johnston (Kentucky, 1872-1966) oil on board impressionist marine painting depicting a ship docked in a harbor as grey clouds gather overhead, possibly a Provincetown scene, rendered in a