Mark Antony's Funeral Oration over the Corpse of Caesar, Robert Seuffert

Oil on panel representing "The Death of Cleopatra" Signed lower right Maria SZANTHO, dated 1928. Hungarian school. Former pianist, she launched an artistic career under the tutelage...

Venetian work, second half of the 15th century Tempera on panel 34 x 23 cm An episode from the Passion of Christ during the trial of Pontius Pilate, the Roman procurator, concerning ...

Gold Background, Coronation of the Virgin. 14th century. Venetian work, point of polyptych, tempera and gold on reinforced poplar panel,.Surroundings of Lorenzo Veneziano (1336_1379)...

John J. NAPIER - English School late 19th century - Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins. This paintings illustrates the Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins or the Parable of ...

MARK HOUGHTON THE COMFORT OF STRANGERS, 2024 Acrylic on linen on wooden panel 62 x 42 x 5cm Series: Urban Glitter Signed & dated verso All rights, the ar...

Bruce Elliot Roberts (American B. 1910) Boston, Stronghold Of The American Revolution signed Bruce Elliot Roberts and dated 1975 (lower righ...

Italian school, after Peter Paul Rubens Two portraits from the range of the ‘Twelve Caesars’. Three-quarter laureate portraits in oval. The name of the emperor below with Roman num...

J. Sedelmeier - sunrise over the Lake Missurina in the Dolomites A colorful oil painting depicting a high mountain landscape with the lake Missurina in front of the Three Pinnacles (Drei Zinnen) in the Dolomites. Painted in oil on canvas with pastell colors by Josef Sedlmeier around 1950s. Framed with vintage wooden decorative gilded frame. Signed by the artist on the right base. On the back paper lable with inscription on the frame: 'Josef Sedelmeier Míssurinasee Dolomiten'. A wonderful original painting of the Tyrolian school. Mid-20th Century oil paintings often reflect people´s deep longing for security, beauty and a peaceful world. The natural landscapes show their beauty and majesty with powerful colors. The paintings of that time leave room for romantic feelings and sentimentality. The artist of the time gave people a sense of just be happy...