Gouache of Cupid Pulled by Snails

Embossed paper hallmark or stamp in lower right is a very elegantly framed Gouache painting of a cupid perched upon a sleigh being puled by two snails. Highly detailed and wonderful subject matter. Ap

Watercolor and gouache. Cupid Cues the Dancer is a fanciful work inspired by the 18th century French baroque artist Jean Honore Fragonard (1732-1806). Fragonard developed an exuberant and fluid style

American, 1st quarter-20th century. Red painted cast iron slipper with sitting cupid being pulled by a black painted horse. 4.5"t,. 8.5"l.

Scarce Kenton Cupid cart pulled by 4" horse. No cracks or repairs. Red wheels and frame are repainted. Cupid has paint touch up. 8 1/2" Very Good

Rare Chinese 18 Century Export Porcelain Teapot; with the same scene on both sides, "Minerva protecting Telemachus from Venus & Cupid overhead in Chariot pulled by 2 Turtle Doves." (after Francois Fen

Continental, 19th century, unsigned, Cupid in a chariot pulled by two goats, on elongated oval variegated and black marble base, 11 x 24 x 8-1/2 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Kingsport, Tennes

A pair of late 19th century French gilt bronze garniture urns the twin handled bodies cast in relief with scenes of cupid riding a chariot pulled by dolphins and swans and fruiting acanthus foliage on

20 1/2" x 25 1/2" gouache 'People on Sofa with Cupid' signed Yuri Krasny

Beautiful 19th century bronze sculpture of woman holding cornucopias with coins being pulled by a young cupid, by Aug moreau, (Medaille d'Or) , France, signed â€Å“L'AMOUR ENCHAINANT LA FORT

Northern Europe, Neoclassical period, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A charming translucent russet glass intaglio depicting Cupid (Eros) in a chariot pulled by two griffins. The Neoclassical perio

Sandro Botticelli. (Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi) (Italian, 1445-1510). Venus and Cupids (An Allegory). Antique hand pulled copper plate etching on wove paper, after the original tempera an

20th C Painting of Figures Near Broken Down Car getting pulled by another carriage. Gouache, Watercolor, charcoal. Sight Size: 10 x 18.5 in. Overall Size: 14.5 x 23.5 in. Framed behind glass.

Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino) (Italian, 1483-1520)by Marcantonio Raimondi. Jupiter and Cupid (Chigi Gallery Spandrels). Antique hand pulled copper plate engraving on wove paper after the origin

Both are vintage works on paper, gouache and water color, One depicts Cupid’s, puttis, angels, on deer drawn carriage, Pompeii, second says Pompeii, with Cupid’s, Antonio CASO Artist, This Paintin

early 20th century; sleeping cupid on back of realistically rendered snail delivering package, 4 in. H.

HIS CHAROIT PULLED BY PUTTI". 19th century. This fine figural gilt bronze depicts cupid with bow and arrow at the ready standing in his two tone chariot. The chariot being pulled and pushed by a group

Gouache on paper painting by Vicenzo Bisogno, born 1866, an Italian artist. The artwork depicts a cupid on chariot leaded by a cherub. The painting is a copy of a fresco from the House of the Vetii in

SIGNED BOURET. ON MARBLE BASE WITH ART TITLED AMOUR GLORIEUX. GLASS PULLED FEATHER SHADE (VERY SMALL CHIP TO INSIDE OF FITTER--APPEARS UNSIGNED). SOME DISCOLORATION AND PITTING TO SURFACE OF SPELTER.

Gouache, probably from Epcot 2000, featuring: Mickey and Minnie on sleigh ride pulled by Pluto in front of wreath surrounding Spaceship Earth (Epcot) with buildings from around the world on both sides

Framed work with a cupid Dimensions:  Art: 7" H x 14" W; Frame: 17" H x 23.5" W; 

Art Glass snail form goblet, circa 1970's. Unsigned. Amethyst glass with pulled feather body and sculpted leaves and base. Measures 5.5x8x3". Dreisbach has been affiliated with Pilchuck since 1972 and

Description: A water color and gouache on paper painting of a fish just about to be caught and pulled from the water. Signed Thomas. History: No information about the artist was found. Provenance: N/A

Hand Painted Russian Countryside in winter with church in background, man in sleigh being pulled by horses in the falling snow. Watercolor and possibly gouache. Signed in graphite by Artist lower righ

Francis Picabia (1879-1953), "Sans titre (Espagnole)", 1926-1927, gouache, aquarelle, encre et crayon sur papier, signée, 62,5x48 cm; Bibliographie: Maria Lluïsa Borràs, Picabia: la peinture