Irene Barsin (1917-2004) Belgian Village Oil Painting Signed
Located in Nottingham, GB
In good condition From a private collection Free international shipping Irene Barsin (1917-2004
20th Century Paintings
Canvas, Paint
Irene Barsin (1917-2004) Belgian Village Oil Painting Signed
Located in Nottingham, GB
In good condition From a private collection Free international shipping Irene Barsin (1917-2004
Canvas, Paint
Irene Barsin (1917-2004) Belgian Landscape Oil Painting Signed
Located in Nottingham, GB
In good condition From a private collection Free international shipping Irene Barsin (1917-2004
Paint
Irene Barsin - Framed 1959 Oil, A Moment in the Wild
Located in Corsham, GB
A wonderfully textural mid 20th century oil depicting a lush wild landscape. Signed to the lower right. Inscribed and dated verso. Presented in a thick wooden frame with an off-white...
Oil
Oil Painting on Canvas by Irene Barsin
Located in Dallas, TX
Oil painting on canvas by Irene Barsin (1917-2004) depicts an intriguing mountain crest that is
Canvas
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