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Depicted in oils, French soldiers gather round a fallen comrade's memorial stone, where his resting spirit is pictured rises through flames. Signed and dated (1957) to the lower righ...

Rendered in a impressionistic style, this stunning oil depicts two gypsy women churning butter before a river. The artist captures a feeding horse in the background, amongst lines of...

A charming watercolour study depicting a blind soldier reaching out for help from passers by in a market square. Signed to the lower left. Presented in a gilt frame. On card.

Acquired with a signed piece by the same hand. Inscribed with location on the reverse of the canvas. Presented in a white painted wooden frame. On canvas.

At the Bend - Abstracted Russian Landscape Yuri Gusev Impressionist landscape of a river at the edge of the woods by Yuri Gusev (Russian, b. 1928). There is a kneeling figure betwee...

This painting, created by the Swedish artist Georg Stoopendaal (1866–1953), captures a cherished Nordic tradition: a "julkärve" or Christmas sheaf. The sheaf, made of grain and hung ...

Hemerocallis is an original artwork realized by Marzia Trinca in 2019. Original colored oil painting. Hand-signed and dated by the artist on the lower-right corner. This beautiful...

The primitive Reformers is an interesting, rare and original oil painting on canvas, realized by an anonymous artist of the English School around XVII-XVIII century. Original Title: The Primitive Reformers (Portrait of Martin Luther with the main figures of the Protestant Reformation with a cardinal, a devil, a pope and a monk at the bottom trying to extinguish the candle of Protestantism). This original painting remembers an original etching (specular in the composition), titled "The Primitive Reformers", published between 1768-69, in a literary volume called England's Bloody tribunal or popish cruelty display by Matthew Taylor. Our painted specimen is really precious because this is the unique important testimony known today. The scene, horizontally built and closed at the sides by two curtains, represents a group of twenty-three characters arranged on two foils around a long table. The figures represented are the most important personalities of the Reformation...