5 Results: New & Used in paintings in Highgate 6003, WA

"HIGH SEAS" 1913 by JOHN D. BANKS (1883 - 1945) Oil on canvas, 30 x 35 cm; frame:48.5 x 53.5 cm This high quality oil by noted Sydney artist John Banks depicts a galleon at anchor in calm waters with another in the distance. The artist was noted particularly for his depiction of marine subjects, and here captures a forboding sky, perhaps alluding to a coming storm. Banks studied at the J. S. Watkins Art School and was an associate of the Royal Art Society of New South Wales. Artists under w

Beautiful original painting of a family of elephants on the African savannah by a grove of acacia trees. On quality Talens canvas. Stretched. Not framed. 80 x 70 cm. By Swiss artist, K. Baumann of Zurich The paint is thought to be acrylic. Inspection and pickup welcome in Mount Lawley. Best contact: phone or text .

Original Balinese Barong painting. Acrylic, pen and wash on paper. Date: not known. Artist: not known. Dimensions: 38 x 13 cm. Frame: 60 x 33 cm. Framed, glazed and matted. Ready to hang. Framed in a stunning antique-style rustic frame. There are a few nicks to the frame. Pick up in Mount Lawley welcome. Delivery Perth area by negotiation. Please add $40 post and packaging within Australia.

Now $400. Was $550. Peter La Cave (1769 to 1811) British artist. Original watercolour and ink painting depicting a group travelling with two donkeys by a thatched-roof cottage. Dimensions: watercolour 14 x 20 cm; frame 29.5 x 34.5 cm Signed lower right Condition: the paper has browned commensurate with its age; there is discolouration to the left and the right of the picture; there is minimal foxing in the upper right corner; the inside of the glass would benefit from cleaning. Sometimes

Bold Colour original artwork on canvas size 1500x1200cm

Frank Pash (1920 - 1990) Mining Conveyor Scene. Undated Mixed media on paper. 40 x 57 cm. Frame: 58.5 x 75 cm. Good condition. Some moisture marks to mat. Quality framing and glazing. Here's a rare opportunity to acquire a painting by one of Western Australia's best known artists, Frank Pash. The scene depicts a huge industrial conveyor at work in the north-west. The skill of draftsmanship on display here is seldom seen in Australian contemporary painting now. Pick up Mt Lawley, Perth welcome.

Fac simile chromolithographic print after an original work by HENRI CASSIERS (1858 to 1944) Scene with Fishermen on the Beach at Zeeland 20 x 41 cm. Frame: 38 x 59.5 Arts and Crafts wooden frame, possibly oak. Glazed. The glass is in good condition and appears to be old. Henri Cassiers originally trained as an architect and, after a successful exhibition of paintings in 1881, became a full-time artist. He was a noted commercial artist, particularly for his poster work, much of it for Antwerp's

WENBAN, Raymond Stewart (1893 - 1990) Spring Morning Dromana 33 x 27 cm Watercolour and gouache on paper. Signed lower right. Undated Framed and glazed. Quality framing by Gallery 360, Subiaco, Perth Ray WENBAN was born at Mosman in Sydney in 1893. He studied under Julian Ashton, Sr and Elioth Gruner. He is noted as an historical illustrator, his work being used to illustrate magazines and N.S.W. school text books. This bushland scene depicts the edge of a paddock with a post and rail fence loo

PHILIPPA NIKULINSKY (b. 1942) Staghorn Lichen & Fruiting Moss (Claudia Aggregata & Bryum Capillare) Watercolour, gouache and pencil. Undated Signed lower right and monogrammed to left 8.5 x 13.5 cm. Frame: 33 x 31 cm Very good condition. Museum conservation quality framing. Perspex glazing. Philippa Nikulinsky is regarded as Australia's foremost botanical artist. Her book Cape Arid was presented to Queen Elizabeth by the government of W.A. on the Queen's last visit to Western Australia for CHOG

JOSEPH ZBUKVIC "From Mount Moriac, Looking towards the Otways, Watercolour, 1988 35 x 54 cm, frame: 67 x 84 cm. Signed and dated lower right. Exceptionally high quality framing with desirable moulded corners. Recessed matting. Glazed. Joseph Zbukvic was born in the then Yugoslavia in 1952 and migrated to Australia in 1970. He followed up his early studies in literature in Zagreb with studies in painting at the Gordon Institute of Technology, now Deakin University. He first exhibited in Melbourn