Deer in the Woods Painting, Paul Rippert, 1891

Italian Dolomites - Torri del Vajolet 65 cm x 85 cm (without frame) - oil on board - 1965 25,6 in x 33,5 in (without frame) The Vajolet Towers - Dolomites Signed and dated lower right Walter Wellenstein (1898 Dortmund - Berlin 1970) He studied with Emil Orlik at the Berlin art school from 1918 to 1924. His early works are characterized by travel memories and views of the city. In the 1930s, he developed a passion for the representation of masks and artistic and bizarre characters. Many of his works show features of the grotesque - the artistic medium of Wellenstein to overcome the instability of time. In the 1950s Wellenstein was inspired by theatrical rehearsals and created theatrical scenarios in paintings with emphasized contours. These paintings often show influences from works by Karl Hofer...

Wilhelm Christens - female nude 64cm x 42cm (frame excluded) - oil on canvas applied to rigid cardboard 1920s Christens, Wilhelm (1878 Düsseldorf - 1964) He attended the Karl...

Fitger Hermann - Vase of Flowers with Fruit Measures: 32cm x 44cm - frame excluded 50cm x 62cm - with antique fir frame oil on canvas applied to cardboard - 1946 20th cen...

Dolomites "Monte Tuglia" - Marcelliano Canciani Measures: 50 cm x 60 cm (dimensions referring to the panel only - the painting is sold with frame), oil on table 1910s Autumn...

A German oil on panel painting by Bert Fricke Wolfenbuttel titled 'Deer in the Woods' from the early 20th century, in natural wooden frame. Created in Germany during the first quarte...

A fine painting depicting Les Grandes Baigneuses in the manner of Paul Cezanne's famous works of art. This beautiful painting was executed by an artist from Toulon named Marius Fe...

FERENC GAAL ( 1891-1956) Ferenz, Francis or Franz Gaál was an Austro-Hungarian painter born in 1891 in Debrecen, Hungary. He studied at the Budapest Academy and traveled to France,...

French old painting on canvas with an interesting mountain landscape. ( Unreadable signature.) - If you don't want the frame, I can deduct it f...