“Rambouillet” Concave Serving Platter – Hunting Horn and Rifle circa 1960
Large Gien Rambouillet concave platter, 34.5 cm, hand-painted with hunting horn, rifle and gear.
Large Gien Rambouillet concave platter, 34.5 cm, hand-painted with hunting horn, rifle and gear.
Gien Rambouillet serving platter with hunting hound and accoutrements, France 1960s–70s, hand-painted faience, excellent condition.
et of six Gien Rambouillet dessert plates with hunting dogs: retriever, pointer, setter, spaniel, hound. France, 1960s–70s, excellent.
Collection of 8 Gien Rambouillet soup plates, 1950s–70s, hand-painted with hare, pheasant, mallard, partridge, and woodcock scenes.
French School, late 19th century – Oil on paper laid on canvas A spirited and humorous theatre scene, painted in
The Ghost of Akugenta Taking Revenge on Nanba at the Nunobiki WaterfallWoodblock triptych by Utagawa Yoshifusa (active mid-19th century), Japan,
Woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, depicting warrior Kamata Masakiyo in combat with a giant cat, mid-19th century Edo Japan
La Sortie du Port (from La Vie d’un Navire) — after Hippolyte Garneray, engraved by A. Durand, hand-colored aquatint, Paris,
Russian popular devotional broadside (lubok): Skaz strashnago suda bozhia — “Tale of the Dread Judgment of God (the Last Judgment).”
Theodor BAIERL (1881-1932) Female Nude, Model in the Artist’s Studio, Oil on Masonite, framed under glass, signed. Condition: Craquelure Dimensions:
The Series: One Hundred Ghost Stories (Hyaku Monogatari) This is a haunting series of ukiyo-e woodblock prints by Katsushika Hokusai,
Taiso Yoshitoshi, 10 Woodblock Prints from Sagas of Beauty and Bravery (美勇水滸伝, Biyū Suikoden) This series is also sometimes translated
This original oil painting by Swiss naturalist and painter Paul-André Robert depicts a delicate bouquet of Helleborus niger (Christmas rose)
“Elizabeth Keith woodblock print Tea House, Native City, Shanghai (1924), showing the famous pavilion on stilts with zig-zag bridge and bustling figures.
Elizabeth Keith woodblock print of a Chinese opera actor, most likely in the role of a general, richly dressed in dragon-embroidered costume, c.1924.
Elizabeth Keith woodblock print Night Scene, Peking, a 1920s view of a lantern-lit Beijing street with vendors, shops, and glowing windows in the shin-hanga style
Elizabeth Keith woodblock print The Wonsan Scholar and his Disciples, a rare 1920s Korean scene showing a scholar and students on a snowy mountain path.
Infant portrait by Swiss painter Elisabeth de Stoutz, a Geneva artist and student of Barthélemy Menn, late 19th century oil on canvas.
Small gouache or watercolor illustration on paper by the Russian-Latvian artist Alexandre Alexeieff Apsitis (1880–1944), signed “APSIT” in Cyrillic at
Forum of Nerva (Temple of Minerva, the “Colonnacce”), Rome – Albumen Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli, ca. 1860 This evocative albumen