Paul Calle "In Search of Beaver" Signed Le Artist Print # 652/950

"After a two-day ride from one camp to another, the free trapper emerged from the woods and thick pine forests into the solitude of a mountain meadow with its waving sea of golden gr...

Jean Van Baelen's beautiful use of light highlights the subject superbly, making sheep in a barn appear almost ethereal. Farm scenes, especially featuring sheep, were Baelen’s favori...

Hand-painted in the folk art style that is typical of the Northern European area of the Netherlands and Belgium, these charming doors in their original frame feature a floral and fowl motif. A framed arched transom with six vertical spindles crowns the door. The dimensions of the door opening are 24 inches wide x 69 inches high. A latch across the mid-section of the door and door bolts...

This beautiful set of doors is pictured with a black background behind the etched glass to showcase the detail. The glass on the two outer doors features a decanter, glass, and fruit...

This pair of armchairs has mirrored top rails and seat rails. The fluted backrests adds a simple, stately look.

Hand-carved from European oak, this handsome table features a carved scalloped top raised on four turned legs with side carvings uniting the side legs. The lower legs are joined by a curved X stretcher. At the center of the stretcher sits the focal point of the piece, a carved winged lion holding an open book with his left foreleg. Inscribed on the book are the words "PAX TIBI MARCE EVANGELISTA MEVS" meaning "Peace unto you, Mark, my Evangelist." The winged lion is the living creature representing the evangelist Saint Mark...

A 1984 Pop Art serigraph print titled, Pull, signed by conceptual Irish-American artist Les Levine (born 1935). The serigraph depicts an occupied red tracker parked upon green grass ...

Paul Colin Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. Paul Colin - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

Paul Colin Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. Paul Colin - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

PAUL COLIN Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. PAUL COLIN - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

PAUL COLIN Poster artist 1892 - 1985 When the young Afro-American music-hall dancer Josephine Baker and the poster artist Paul Colin met during the rehearsals of the Revue Nègre in Paris in 1925, both were still unknown to the general public. No one suspects that this show will propel them both to international fame and reveal them both as key figures of the Roaring Twenties, that extraordinary decade (1920-1930) which continues to fascinate us with its gaiety, audacity, modernity and dazzling artistic vitality. PAUL COLIN - LE TUMULTE NOIR...

Antique print titled 'Die Alcala in Madrid'. View of the Calle de Alcalá, it is among the longest streets in Madrid. Originates from 'Meyers Universum'. Published circa 1840. Jose...