Beautiful original watercolor by the Swiss artist Pierre Chatillon.
(La Chaux de Fonds 1885-1974 Bern)
Canal scene in a Flemish City.
Signed lower left
Additional works by Pierre Chatillon
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Pierre Chatillon – Canal in a Flemish City – Original Watercolor
Lady on a Bridge by Alexander Muelleg
Original Watercolor
Alexander Muelleg (1904 – 1983)was a Bernese painter and illustrator who is best known for his depictions of the elegant women of Bern during the 1930s and 40s.
Dimensions: 10 x 14 inches / 25.5 X 36 cm
View of Bern Cathedral and the Matte Looking Across the Aare – Circa 1940 Watercolor Signed Uccello
View of Bern Cathedral and the Matte Looking Across the Aare – Circa 1940 Watercolor Signed Uccello.
Pheasants – Elegant Pair of Qing Dynasty Chinese Export Paintings on Rice Paper (Pith Paper)
Pair of exquisite paintings on delicate pith paper, also known as rice paper, which was made from thin sheets of the evergreen shurb Tetrapanax papyriferum, the “rice-paper plant.” The style and subject matter are typical of export paintings made for export to a Western market or for foreign visitors to Canton’s markets during the late Qing dynasty in the early to mid 19th century. Attractively framed in a red velvet surround.
Two Views of a Forest Stream in Winter by Francois Sillig
Two beautiful watercolor paintings in striking black and white of a frozen winter landscape with a forest stream.
The works are dated 1988 and annotated Tallens and Chaudelas respectively.
The Swiss artist Francois Sillig (Born December 31, 1920) was an architect by profession, but painting was his passion. Sillig’s daughter Corinne, who is today a vintner in [...]