I hope you don't all mind my posting all these...I didn't paint any of them, but I love art, modern, traditional, cubist, impressionist, realism, all of it.
This is by Sonia Del Signore, one of three of hers I have and my favorite of hers:
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r199/MoMark/Signore3.jpg (broken link)
Here're the Signore trio on the wall. They're quite large. The one above is on the far right of the three:
these three are Mid-Eastern Turkish inspired oil on wood:
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r199/MoMark/bTurkish.jpg (broken link)
This one is by a well-known turn-of-the-century (1900) English artist named Maud Hollyer in a water color. It hung in my grandparents' formal living room from the early 1930's until they died, and eventually I was given it. It's an English cottage/garden scene...sorta of Kinkaidish Evey
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r199/MoMark/bMaudHollyer.jpg (broken link)
Here is the Hollyer Water color above the two Victorian chairs that also were in my Grandparent's living room. I've kept the whole thing together and it's in the guest room. It gives an idea of the size of the painting:
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r199/MoMark/FrntBdrm.jpg (broken link)
This is another antique oil on wood, but of lillies. It's dark with grime, but I'm afraid to clean it because it's so fragile and the gilded frame is crumbly. It hangs in my dining room:
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r199/MoMark/bLilly.jpg (broken link)
I love Art Deco and this Art Deco Lady by an artist named R. Vega ( I know nothing about him) hangs in my bedroom. She's oil on wood, one of my favorites:
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r199/MoMark/bArtDecoLady.jpg (broken link)
I wish I had talent myself, but I don't. So I keep a balance of most styles as I like them all and they mix well in my opinion. Hope you like the pics!