"Homecoming" Soldiers Homecoming Parade by Isaac Snowman

Gert Marcus (1914-2008): "Rött och Mörkt grått", signed and dated 1960-1963, oil on canvas, 61 x 122 cm. Exhibited: Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockh...

This is a firework for a big artwork made in 1958 for the Swedish company LKAB. Its called "Passages" and is executed with sand and ink on paper on a woode...

Oil on canvas, the cube.

Painting by Bertil Öhlund (1923-2003). "Sunny City in the south of Spain". Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1958. A typical example of the Swedish modern artists of the 1950s.

An amazing small collage/painting by L-G Nordström, dated 1979. Unusual colours.

Watercolour on paper by Pierre Olofson (1921-1996). Probably made for an exhibition of his. Signed. Pierre Olofson was one of the foremost artists in Sweden in the second half of ...

A fabulous striking Isaac Maimon original oil on canvas of one of his stylized Parisian cafe ladies dressed in a strapless red gown and dramatic hat. Measure framed 38.5” W x 32.2...

Original oil on canvas painting "Untitled" by internationally reknowned artist Isaac Maimon, circa 1995. The painting depicts a group of stylish Parisian woman at possibly a wedding or resturant. The piece measures 44" x 38" x 2.5" (the canvas is 30" x 24"); it is presented in its original gold gilt wood frame with cloth lining. It is signed, "Maimon" in the lower right corner and is numbered MAI1003 The painting was purchased for $3,400 from Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery in La Jolla, CA in 1995. #2525 Maimon has a distinct and recognizable style of painting which captures the energy of Parisian street scenes, with masterful lines and inspired strokes of color. Isaac Maimon was born in Israel in 1951 and has devoted the majority of his life pursuing a career in the arts. He attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, Israel's most prestigious academy for the arts, where his initial interest in the Paris School of Art...

Large original oil on canvas painting "Untitled" by internationally reknowned artist Isaac Maimon, circa 1995. The painting depicts a stylish Parisian woman sitting on her balcony enjoying the day. The piece measures 57.5" x 43" x 2.5" (the canvas is 50" x 35"); it is presented in its original gold gilt wood frame with cloth lining. It is signed, "Maimon" in the lower left corner and is numbered MAI1007 The painting was purchased for $6,500 from Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery in La Jolla, CA in 1995. #2524 Maimon has a distinct and recognizable style of painting which captures the energy of Parisian street scenes, with masterful lines and inspired strokes of color. Isaac Maimon was born in Israel in 1951 and has devoted the majority of his life pursuing a career in the arts. He attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, Israel's most prestigious academy for the arts, where his initial interest in the Paris School of Art...

Signed lower right and inscribed verso. Ex Geary gallery Darien CT. Oil on canvas. As a member of the Society of Equestrian Artists (SEA) and the American Academy of Equine Art, R...

Still life of a blown out candle in a roughly rendered oil by Isaac Monteiro, 1938-2008. Signed and dated '72.

Colorful acrylic on canvas original painting "Beyond Paradise" by internationally reknowned artist Isaac Maimon, circa 1992. The painting is very bright and colorful featuring a young stylish woman sitting. The painting measures 36" x 36" x 2" (the canvas is 24" x. 24"); it is presented in its original black wood frame with a double silk mat. It is signed, "Maimon" in the lower right corner and is numbered 14999 The painting was purchased for $4,950 from Atlas Galleries in Chicago, IL in 1992. #2523 Maimon has a distinct and recognizable style of painting which captures the energy of Parisian street scenes, with masterful lines and inspired strokes of color. Isaac Maimon was born in Israel in 1951 and has devoted the majority of his life pursuing a career in the arts. He attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, Israel's most prestigious academy for the arts, where his initial interest in the Paris School of Art...