Portrait of Lili Elbe by Gerda Wegener

Beautiful oil painting landscape idyll by Carl Gustav Wegener (1812-1887) Potsdam Charming and colorful landscape painting with a brigh...

Oil on canvas painted by Karel Stehlik in the 1930s. Dimension painting only: 27 x 36cm (10.62 x 14.17").

Acrylic on canvas. Darling portrait of a young girl with a bow in her hair. Signed Kiki on the bottom right.  

Portrait of a Young Child by E. Shulz Oil paint on board.

Framed Oil on Board Painting of a woman by Francis L. Woodahl.  

Perhaps the finest portrait we have ever offered, this depiction of a young jockey in 1941, his complexion warm and glowing and his blue eyes echoing the color of his shirt, was pain...

Oil on canvas, signed with initials center left. Measures 32" x 23.5" including the frame. Provenance: ACA Galleries, NYC Bradbury Art and Antiques, Wiscasset, Maine Brought to Am...

Signed portrait of a women signed P.A. Wilhelmsen Oil on canvas Measures: Approx 16.5” x 20.5”.

Portrait of a young Russian or French girl executed in charcoal and gouache on paper. Harlamoff was most renowned for his masterful portraits of young girls of which this is a fine example, chosen for their charming and innocent beauty. Signed lower left A. Harlamoff. Signed on the reverse Alexei Harlamoff. Alexei Harlamoff was born in the village of Dyachevka near Saratov on the Volga. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, and he won both a Gold Medal and a scholarship in 1868. The scholarship enabled him to travel to Paris, where he studied under portrait painter Léon Bonnat, and by 1874 he was visited by Russian marine painter Alexei Bogoliubov, who reported back to Russia on the young artist’s visible success. In 1875, Harlamoff exhibited his portraits of Louis and Pauline Viardot to great acclaim, marking a turning point in his career. French writer Emile Zola...

Charcoal and pastel on paper measuring 24.5" x 17.25" including frame. Signed lower right and with the stamp of the Leonetto Capiello, Paris workshop at the bottom left. Catulle-Me...