SHOP ORIGINAL MODERN ART
Welcome to Provenance Modern Art, an affordable online art gallery specializing in recently discovered fresh-to-market original paintings, fine prints, and art objects from around the world.
Marino Marini (Italian/Swiss, 1901-1980) Ink and Watercolor on Paper
Jesús Reyes Ferreira (Mexican, 1882-1977) Gouache on Paper, "Con las manos vacías"
Bernard Buffet (French, 1928-1999) Colored Lithograph
Maud Gatewood (American, 1934-2004), Untitled (Figural Work) Signed Pastel on Paper
Edgar Levy (American, 1932-1934) Oil on Masonite "Fire Island"
Goli Mahallati (Iranian-American) Large-Scale Oil on Canvas Titled "Scent of Rain"
Marisol Escobar (French/American, 1930-2016) Abstract Watercolor on Wove Paper
Bernard Lorjou (French, 1908-1986) Signed and Numbered Colored Lithograph
Rolph Scarlett (American, 1889-1984) Watercolor on Paper Untitled
Sadanand K. Bakre (Indian, 1920 - 2007) Oil on Canvas Laid on Paperboard (inquire for price)
Bernard Buffet (French, 1928-1999) "Still Life With Iron" Signed Lithograph
Jack Hammack (American, 1925-1990) Abstract Work on Paper
Jonathan Green (American, b. 1955) Oil on Canvas, Erosion (inquire for price)
After Kliun Ivan Vasilievitch (Russian, 1873-1943) Watercolor on Paper
Juan Ripolles (Spanish, b. 1932) Mixed Media Hand-Embellished Carborundum Etching
Ed Shewmake (American 1920 - 2008) Oil on Plexiglass "Please Follow Directions"
Mae Alice Engron (American, 1933-2007) Original Oil on Canvas Painting Titled "Black and White Woman"
ABOUT PROVENANCE
Provenance Modern Art is a unique online art gallery that features fresh-to-market originals, prints and objets d'art by listed and emerging artists. We specialize in the discovery of vintage, mid-century and contemporary pieces. Our mission is to provide affordable works of art that our clients will love, value and cherish for years to come. We strive to offer works that might otherwise have remained undiscovered, and we aspire to continue the chain of provenance for these precious found works.
FEATURED ARTIST | Mae Alice Engron
Indiana (1933-2007)
Mae Alice Engron, one of the few African American abstract expressionists of the late 20th century, created a distinct style focused on a unique approach to color and textural elements. Her art includes floral shapes, nudes, and geometric designs. While mainly abstract, she also influenced the neo-Expressionist movement of the 1970’s and 1980’s by merging recognizable forms in unconventional compositions.
