11x14 oil on canvas Mrs. Turner (1612-1678) The wife of a lowly painters apprentice, she became the fixation and lover of many well-known artists and sculptures of her day. In fact, her derriere is said to grace many marble and bronze statues throughout the city of Kilsa – on the backsides of nymphs and goddesses – due to an extended affair with the noted sculptor Byramorri. He later conceded, “she broke my heart, and you never forget an ass like that”.
18x24" oil on canvas Baron Luca and Baroness Elizabetta of Moravic (1556-1628) Responsible for the construction of several Forts along the border for Kessan military, as the family fortune grew so did their passion for collecting artifacts and artwork. Renowned for the sculptures they acquired, the entire collection is still on display at the museum housed in their former residence, Tally Hall.
oil on panel, 8x10"
11x14" painting that will be auctioned off at the Horrors of the Enchanted Wasteland show at Pawn Gallery in Dallas, TX. <a href="http://www.horrorsenchantedwasteland.com/">www.horrorsenchantedwasteland.com/</a>
odd display indeed
8x10" oil on panel
8X10" oil on panel
8x10" oil on panel
11x14" oil on canvas
Franz the Earl of Elsso, 16x20" oil on canvas
detail from 16x20" painting
oil on canvas, 16x20"
11x14" oil on canvas
Belanna of Bravad, 8x10 inches, oil on panel