Large oil on canvas. The artist Hutcheson titled this on the side of the stretcher Boy With Lantern. There is still a paper tag on the back from a San Francisco art exhibit in 1963. 

One of our first buys from 1993. Found at a flea for $1, it shows houses of different colors on a slope in Pittsburgh's

My favorite. Signed  Emerick. I look at this painting constantly and see it differently. Emerick put triangles everywhere, in the sky, in the water, on the dock, everywhere. And they don't hit you right away. They creep up on you until you realize "Hey, there's triangles everywhere!".  I could look at this painting for hours. Roughly 18"x24".

A great painting. I found five or six from this artist at an estate sale, all around $2 each. Signed Leander Kirstein, they are all historic sorta.

One of my favorites, about 2x3. Signed Emerick, no date. I bought probably ten of these at one house sale for $1 apiece. Most are sold. 

My one and only partner started us off with this one from the Dutch school. Oil on board, about 18x24. Good moody colors and forms

Magic mushroom poster from the sixties, under glass. Almost three feet tall. I think it was $2.

A little unsigned oil on academy board, probably forties or early fifties. My Van Gogh.

Another Kirstein

Another Emerick. Create bold strokes across the middle and great greens, which few artists embrace.

The first ever paint by number, Abstract#1. I found this in a used furniture store for $8 and sold it for $500. No kidding!

Another pbn, this one in an original labeled frame, almost unheard of. J.Edgar Hoover Swiss Village style, cost 1.95, sold for $125!

Another original frame, this one an Ethel Merman Desert Scene.

I can't get enough of this little six inch on thin wood board view of a southwestern courtyard with a man coming out of the shadows. I'm fascinated by this little painting. Spanish writing on back and signed.

A paint by number gone mad.

Unsigned, 18x28, a great western scene. On board.

Old 1906 view of Black River, Michigan by Joseph Warner.

A huge Station of the Cross, oil on canvas, roughly 5'x3.5'. Shown without the big wood frame.

$3 in the frame, wanted $7! Great big 2' by 3' oil on canvas board. One of the biggest boards I've seen.

Looks like a young Queen Elizabeth. On masonite and pretty big, painted with oils and acrylics, unsigned. I think it cost $2.

One of our newest from 2002, $1.95 at Thrift Store. Unbelievably, an exhibition tag from The 6th Annual Carolinas College Art Show of 1963 still on the frame titles the art "The Refugees" and lists the artist as Katrina Sahli

A big painting of Gemini capsule in the water. The frogmen are standing on a ring that would blow-up when the capsule hit. I got this from a place that only wanted the frame to use in a haunted house and not the art! Dated 1966, Tripoli.

An earthenware tile. The artist signed the piece and put her name and address on the back. A terrific bonus. I found her number and called and she talked for an hour. She's 80 and did these years ago for family and eventually for art fairs.

Great landscape from the 30's, Signed Dudek,  36" long. 

A great  image, oil on canvas, over two feet tall. The artist did the frame with plaster over wood. Signed Philpot. No date.

Looks like Frank Duveneck, but its not. I don't think. The paint on this is almost spread across the board and its real dry, like oils that are super aged. The color layers are great but hard to see.

A big 3'x4', oil on canvas and signed Barnes with a Japanese monogram. Sorta cubist. Sorta. This was expensive...$9! 

Grand Tetons? I like the black fence, like we are right outside and have to choose to jump over or whistle for someone. 

One of a lot of watercolors we bought for ten bucks...for around forty of them! I framed this one.

California Coast sand painting. The artist mixed sand in with the paints of this 20x26 art on masonite.

Reclining nude, great purple brush strokes and red.

I found this original 1970 vintage poster of Jimi Hendrix in a junk store in the worst part of town, still hanging on the wall.

Fine art photo of a big dark blue oil tank with steps up the side. Signed Gary San Pietro and dated 1981, image size 19x15.  

One of several I bought and they were all painted on old department store box tops, the kind you'd get with a shirt or sweater

Autumn Glory, 8"x11" on panel.

The amazing mini, only 4"x3". I like the pink, yellow and blue in  the sky.

Another min, 4"x5". Both are by Betty Barnett, 1976.

Some kind of wall hanging of handmade and dyed wool yarn. About 2'x1.5'. I think its a wedding or people playing music.

On thick fiberboard, this harbor view colors are fantastic. About 20" long. 

Goofy purple goat, 8x10. 

Abstract acrylic on board, 24" square.

Watercolor on paper, 8x10, of a cop. Artist is downs syndrome older man about 55 who lives in a home near here.

Nice fall scene with water, on canvas 24"x12".  

Rousseau?

Nice small thick green woods and culvert painting. 

Nice little winter scene.