Charles James Martin (artist) - Gallery of Selected Art Works

Gallery of Selected Art Works

  • Water Color: "An Interior," 1916

  • Water Color: Canal scene, circa 1913

  • Water Color: Landscape, circa 1930s

  • Water Color: Factory, circa 1930s

  • Water Color: Buildings with Tank, circa 1930s

  • Oil Painting: Horse Fountain, circa 1913

  • Oil Painting: Factory, circa 1913

  • Oil Painting: Nude, circa 1913

  • Monotype: Baseball Game, circa 1918

  • Monotype: Houses, 1918

  • Monotype: Plaza Scene, circa 1918

  • Etching: Houses & Trees, circa late 1910s

  • Etching: Tanks, circa late 1910s

  • Etching: Esther L. Martin, circa late 1910s

  • Lithograph: Highland Light, North Truro, MA, circa late 1920s

  • Lithograph: Octagon House, circa late 1920s

  • Lithograph: Storm Landscape, circa late 1920s

  • Linocut: Canal Scene, 1914

  • Color Woodcut: Pelicans, 1913

  • Woodcut: Trees & Houses, circa 1920

  • Woodcut: Tea Service, 1920

  • Photograph: James U. Martin with Nanny, 1921

  • Photograph: Esther L. Martin holding James U. Martin, circa 1919

  • Photograph: Columbia University Scene, 1918

  • Photograph: Dockside Buildings with James U. Martin, circa early 1920s

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