Ducks in a Pond by Alexander Koester
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Alexander Koester 1864-1932 German Ducks in a Pond Signed "A.
20th Century Post-Impressionist Animal Paintings
Canvas, Oil
Ducks in a Pond by Alexander Koester
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Alexander Koester 1864-1932 German Ducks in a Pond Signed "A.
Canvas, Oil
Ducklings And A Mother Hen
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Alexander Koester 1864-1932 German Ducklings and a Mother Hen Signed "A.
Canvas, Oil
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H 19.69 in W 27.36 in D 1.18 in
Drawing on Paper " Entengruppe in bewegtem Wasser" by Alexander Koester
By Alexander Koester
Located in Berlin, DE
Dimensions: 12,6 x 20.47 in ( 32 x 52 cm ), Framed 19.69 x 27.36 in ( 50 x 69,5 cm ) Alexander Koester (1864-1932). He was one of the most important Impressionist animal painters a...
Paper, Carbon Pencil
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H 31.11 in W 51.19 in
Enten im Weiher (Ducks in the Pond) - Painting, Oil/Canvas, Animals, Naturalism
By Alexander Max Koester
Located in Wien, AT
Alexander Max Koester was born on the 10. February 1864 in Neustadt (today Bergneustadt, Germany) and died on 21.
Canvas, Oil
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H 35.75 in W 47 in D 2.75 in
Zwölf Enten am Brünnel by Alexander Koester
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Alexander Koester 1864–1932 German Zwölf Enten am Brünnel (Twelve Ducks at the Spring) Signed “A.
Canvas, Oil
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H 22.75 in W 35 in D 1.63 in
Ducks Leaving the Water by Alexander Koester
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Alexander Koester 1864-1932 German Ducks leaving the Water Signed "A.
Canvas, Oil
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H 42.25 in W 67.38 in D 2.5 in
Sixteen Ducks in the Evening by Alexander Koester
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Alexander Koester 1864-1932 German Sixteen Ducks in the Evening (Sechzehn Enten in Abendstimmung) Signed "A KOESTER" (lower left) Oil on canvas Epitomizing the mastery of Germany...
Canvas, Oil
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H 35 in W 30.19 in
Sechs Enten im Wasser (Six Ducks in the Water)
By Alexander Koester
Located in New Orleans, LA
Signed "A Koester" (lower right) Oil on canvas Alexander Koester is one of the great animal painters of art history, and this portrait of six ducks in the water is exemplary of his ...
Canvas, Oil
Ducks in the Evening Sun
By Alexander Max Koester
Located in Palm Desert, CA
Signed lower right 'A. Koester'
Oil, Canvas
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