Georges Stein - Flower Market, Quai De l Horloge Paris

Painting, oil on canvas, representing Paris and its unmissable Champs Élysées, at night, adorned with all its lights. Very lively scene and canvas in very good condition. Signed and ...

Oil on masonite representing and entitled "Montmartre, le soir" signed "AG KOROVINE". Very lively scene in front of the unmissable Le Consulat restaurant. This painting is in good co...

Painting, oil on canvas, representing the Arc de Triomphe seen from Avenue Foch in Paris. Canvas in very good condition signed and countersigned "BOYER". Dimensions With frame - H 4...

Painting, oil on canvas, depicting a magnificent bouquet of various flowers. Signed lower right "Sanders", this canvas is in very good condition and a generous size. Beautiful colors...

Cesar Villacres Ecuador, 1880–1941 Flower Market in Paris Oil on board 12 by 16 in, w/ frame 17 ¼ by 21 in Signed lower right Cesar Villacres was an Ecuadorian artist...

Parisian market scene by Alling Clements (American 1891-1957). Oil on wood panel. Inscribed on the reverse "Market Blvd Paris Alling M Clements 1926". Clem...

A charmingly evocative oil on panel depicting a view of a flower market (Le Marché aux Fleurs), by the 20th century artist Pierre Mougins. The vivid colours of the flowers and intens...

Antique Impressionist Flower and Farmer's Market, Charlottenburg School, 1927, an oil on canvas urban landscape painting of town square with flower venders, signed illegibly A___ V____ (looks akin to A__ssy V_erge) and dated 1927 lower left. An autumnal scene with classic "viktualienmarkt" that looks so much like the Munich Altstadt but is almost surely the park alongside the Prussian Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin. This is a very charming and beautiful painting. The Charlottenburg area was the seat of the Berlin Secessionist school of German progressive artists that espoused modern art, especially impressionism and expressionism. Max Liebermann in particular, a painter and printmaker, was one of the leading proponents of Impressionism in Germany and continental Europe, and a leading light of the Berlin Secessionism. The Charlottenburg art community became a sort of German "Left Bank" and was at the avant garde of of the visual arts and literature, including the likes of Alfred Döblin, Otto Dix, Gottfried Benn, Else Lasker-Schüler, Bertolt Brecht...