Markus Dinkel ((Eicken 1762 – 1832. Bern) was a portraitist specialized in Swiss costumes. He is one of the so called Schweitzer Kleinmeister (the Swiss Little Masters), 18th and 19th Century artists who specialized in depictions of Swiss landscapes and traditional country lifestyles for Europe’s emerging bourgeoisie.

Mixed media on Board entitled “Reisen” (Traveling)
Dated 1989 on the reverse.
127 X 123 cm
Swiss artist Vinzenz Daxelhofer, known as Dax, was born in Bern in 1938.   He studied architecture at the ETH in Zürich, and painting with the Swiss artist Max von Mühlenen in Bern.  Early in his career (1965-1971), he  worked primarily as an [...]

View of a Canal in Venice
Soft blues and rose tones in shimmering summer sunlight.
A native of Venice, Italy, Franco Dei Rossi trained at the Accademia art school in Venice and developed a signature style of soft-focus impressionist cityscapes of Venice.
Oil on Canvas mounted on wood.  Signed lower right
70 X 59 cm

Woodcut Posthumously Printed from the Original Woodcuts and Artist’s Paper Stock. Limited Edition of 70.
Scherer was a founding member of the “Rot-Blau” group that formed around Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in Davos in the early 20th Century and is considered one of the leading sculptors of the expressionist movement.

This original painting is a fine example of Lowell Nesbitt’s work. Like the work of the famous American painter Georgia O’Keefe, Nesbitt’s paintings explore the strong sexual symbolism of flowers.