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Gallery
| Artist | Title | Thumbnail | Notes old | Media | Signature status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glenn Cooper Henshaw | Rio della Guerra |  |
Recent custom gilded frame. Appeared in 1928 Hoosier Salon. Tag verso. | Pastel on Paper | Signed Lower Right |
| Al LaToor | Los Angeles, 1945 |  |
Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Right | |
| James Eccles | Japanese Sailboat |  |
Oil on Board | Signed Lower Left | |
| Paul A. Randall | Still Life with Vinegar Bottle |  |
Recently cleaned. Housed in a recently crafted frame. | Oil on Board | Signed Lower Left |
| Donna Shortt | Indy Lights Up |  |
Gouache on Paper | Signed Lower Left | |
| Donna Shortt | Indy Undressed |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Right | |
| Louis Oscar (L.O.) Griffith | New Orleans |  |
--- This painting appeared in our Sixth Annual Curated Sale of Historic Indiana Art auction, on Sunday April 3, 2022 in Indianapolis. | Aquatint Etching | Signed Lower Right |
| Carl Rudolph Krafft | Mountain Landscape |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Left | |
| Simon Paul Baus | Midnight Drive |  |
Recently conserved; recent frame. --- This painting was featured in our 8/26/2022 weekly newsletter. “Simon Baus studied under Otto Stark at Manual High School and under William Forsyth and J. Ottis Adams at Herron. He’d planned on attending Purdue to study engineering but instead opted for a career in the US Postal Service where he remained for 45 years. Despite working full time, Baus was an extraordinarily prolific painter over a career that spanned his entire adult life. He exhibited scores of times in the Hoosier Salon Annual Exhibition and was associated with seemingly all the touchstone events and personalities in 20th Century Indiana art. For the last few years we’ve been representing the Simon Baus artistic estate and have had many good pieces come to light for the first time. Today’s paintings are the same in that respect – this is their market debut! A really strong painting. Midnight Drive (c. 1955) reflects a more ‘modern’ Baus doing hard edges and a slightly skewed perspective. Both are exhibition size works, conserved and nicely framed. And speaking plainly, they’re probably the last really good Baus pieces that we will bring to market." | Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right |
| Derk Smit | California Abstract Landscape |  |
Recent frame | Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right |
| Simon Paul Baus | River Bathing |  |
Recently conserved; recent frame. --- This work is featured in our 2023 Annual Fall Auction of Historic Indiana Artworks. View the entire auction "HERE":https://www.invaluable.com/catalog/6J1E2QQFDO?page=1&size=48<br/> | Oil on Board | Signed Lower Right |
| Jerry Smith | Overcast Day |  |
Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Right | |
| Beulah Brown | Snowy Homes |  |
Recently framed. | Gouache on Paper | Signed Lower Left |
| Constance Forsyth | Winona Lakehouse |  |
Recently matted and framed. | Watercolor on Paper | Signed Lower Right |
| Louis Oscar (L.O.) Griffith | Winter Creek |  |
Hand colored print | Signed Lower Left | |
| William Frederick Kaeser | Ballerina |  |
Recent frame. | Pastel | Signed Lower Right |
| Robert Hoffman | Schooner Creek (Brown County) |  |
Oil on Canvas | Signed Lower Left | |
| Harold Zisla | Untitled |  |
Mixed Media | Signed Lower Right | |
| Gustave Baumann | Salt Creek |  |
Edition 20/100. Recently conserved; housed in museum-quality archival materials. | Woodblock Print on Paper | Signed Lower Right |
| Wilbur Meese | Barns and Silos |  |
Watercolor | Signed Lower Right |