Paul Schneeberg ‘Windflüchter am Ostseestrand‘ 2004.
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Scandinavian Modernist Still Life Painting by Unknown Artist, 1975.
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Abstract Modernistic Still Life by Unknown Artist & Date of Creation.
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Alexander O. Levy ‘The Japanese Kimono‘ 1915.
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Vladimir Knishevsky Winter Landscape - Date of creation unknown.
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Yvette Maniglier ‘Venice’ - Date of creation unknown.
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Stuart Walker ‘Composition No. 64′ 1939.
‘Composition N (1st n.o.)’ 1935.
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Marc Chagall ‘The Blue House’ ( Liozna, near Vitebsk, Belarus) 1917.
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Rockwell Kent ‘The Trapper’ 1921.
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Vanessa Bell ‘Interior with a Table’ 1921.
(This picture was painted at La Maison Blanche, a villa just outside St Tropez which the Bell’s rented from friend Rose Vildrac. They stayed there for five months from October 1921, with Bell’s children Quentin, Julian and Angelica. Bell wrote ‘It’s delicious to be in the South – one forgets how nice it is – all the colours and the light and space and everything looking so baked through’.)
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Ivan Choultsé ‘Tranquil Waters’ 1924.
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Ricardo Di Ceglia ‘Anything She Wants’ from the 1920s Series in 2021.
‘Flappers’
‘Lady in Waiting’
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Thorvald Hagedorn-Olsen Modernist Landscape, 1940s/50s.
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Svend Engelund ‘Landscape from Vendsyssel’ 1930s/40s.
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Leó Kóber ‘Spanish Model’ 1900s.
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Sigurd Skou ‘The Old Silver Set’ 1910s.
(Skou was born in Fredrikshald, Norway, he was a student of Anders Zorn in Stockholm and Christian Krolig in Paris. Early in the century, he immigrated to the U.S. where he first settled in New York.Moving on to Chicago in 1918, he found employment as an illustrator and became a participant in local exhibitions; in particular the Norwegian-American exhibitions of 1922, 1923 and 1926. He also participated in exhibitions at the Art Institute of Chicago, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the National Academy of Design. Numerous award included the gold medal at the Norse Centennial in St. Paul in 1924, the Foster prize at the Salmagundi Club in 1926 and the Allied Artists of America gold medal that same year.He was a founding member of the Grand Central School of Art in New York as well as a member of the Salmagundi Club, Allied Artists, National Academy of Design, American Water Colour Society, Palette and Chisel Club of Chicago, Boston Arts Club, Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, Aquarelliste of America, American Federation of Arts, National Arts Club and the American Art Association of Paris.)
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Juan Bay Abstract Modernist Painting, 1953.
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