Russia Family Beaches

Behind these works there is always an artist, known, unknown or ignored!

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Collection of works unearthed
in flea markets or empty barns in my area.
If you are interested by one of these works,



do not hesitate to contact me. PICTAVIA@gmail.com


Gerhard Cohn ROEMERS 1900 - 1965
Amsterdam canal and Westerkerk.

Louis Suire. Collection ARCOPASS

Rue St Martin de Ré and the church.
Louis SUIRE: 1899 - 1987
Rochelais painter and Rhett
Louis SUIRE:







Rare pen drawing:
Old house at the edge of the Sevre Niortaise
locality TARTIFUME common Magné 79


Dany (Lartigue?) - XX
Oil on canvas: Docks de Paris

Kathe Kollwitz
1867 to 1945
Brush ink: signed, dated 1937

Andrew ORCHARD (1912 - 1990) Painter
Charentais. Moulin de Bel Air St Pierre d'Oleron.

R. MASSON (XX)
Oil on panel. Spring landscape
PY BELLENGER
Oil on canvas Landscape Summer ( school Breton)

Jacques GRAD (XIX-XX)
(Student of BRAYER)
Watercolour.
BONNEVAL Dominique (XX)
Acrylic on panel: The Mascot.
J. AIMAIRE
HSP: Madonna and Child

Portanier GILBERT born 1926
lithograph signed and countersigned in pencil

Maurice Utrillo (1883-1955)
Moulin de la Galette gouache


Paul George Klein (1909 - 1994)
Jacques Brel in L Man of La Mancha.
Great screen (95 cm x 65 cm) artist's proof 1969
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Jean Mari ULRY (XX)
HST fishing port.

R. POMMIER
Oil on canvas: The wheel

Paul Beatus (nineteenth - twentieth)
HST.Paysage Child

Charles Henri Gaston Dagnac
RIVER (1864 - 1945) HST: Landscape

Maurice Weber (nineteenth-twentieth)
Painter Charente Charente Maritime Maran
HST: Landscape of St John of Buègues - 34

ANONYMOUS (Twentieth )
HSB: Represents cellist John GROUT (Trio Paris)
signed: Norine
HST : We have no evidence on this
painter who has produced in the early 60s.

BERMOND Alain (1952)
HST: Haoma (Brazilian Campaign)

BALANDE Gaston (1880 - 1970)
Pen and watercolor: Scene family to
around Nieul sea

Gaston BALANDE
drawing 1940: Preparatory work of allegorical fresco
La Rochelle. (Made in 1940 on the wall beyond
ballroom of the Pierre Loti school in La Rochelle)

BURDEAU Clemence (1891-1983)
HSP: Bouquets to zinnias.

Anonymous. (Early twentieth century)
HST: Throw peonies

Anonymous (XX)
HST: The hairstyle

Signed DP (XX)
HST: ABSTRACTION

Eugenie CARON BERGER (XIX - XX)
HST: Lake Aiguebelette (Savoy)

ANONYMOUS (Cubist school )
HST: Tulips and irises in a vase


Cesare BACCHI (nineteenth - twentieth)
HST : Still life with peaches.
MOLLANDIN (XX)
HSP: The port of La Rochelle

HENRY KAY (XX)
HST: Port of Cannes

VELLUTINI Pierre (1921-2008)


last great painter of the school Ajaccio.
HST: Nude with purple shoes

Odette OF GARETS.
TSC. STILL LIFE WITH MULLET

Mr. PATENT. (XIX - XX)
HSP: Fishing party.

Philippe Guiot (1976)
HST: Still life with melons

LIVACHE Rene Victor (XIX - XX)
HST : Study of a Nude: The supplicant

JAMAIN Christian (1924-1996)
NU: oil on panel

Jose Maria Vidal Quadras (nineteenth-twentieth)
Drawing pencil and watercolor. see the website of the painter http://www.josemariavidalquadras.com/

Anonymous (XX)
Oil on wood panel: Still Life with Guitar.

GRUNSWEIGH Nathan (1880-1943 )
HSC: Landscape commuter
PAINTER OF THE SCHOOL OF PARIS
Grunsweigh Nathan was born April 2, 1880 in Krakow . It is fixed in Paris shortly before the First World War and binds with the established Russian artists in Paris.
He painted views of the Parisian suburbs.
From 1922 he lived 3 rue Sainte-Marie Vésinet.
Deported in 1943. Murdered by the Nazis
Expert: Nadine Nieszawer, Marie Boye, Paul Fogel "Painters in Paris 1905-1939 Jewish School of Paris"

WATERCOLORS AND DRAWINGS GOUACHES
OLD PICTURES BEFORE XIX and
ALPHONSE COMBE Velluet
(1843 - 1902) weans the Marais Poitevin, watercolor signed

PERRIN E. (XIX)
HST: The flight into Egypt.

small masterpiece of the XVII.
entourage MIGNARD (XVII)
HST: young christ blessing.




Anonymous XIX

Oil on canvas: Portrait of a young girl


found within.


This picture may be in the entourage of Greuze

WORKS PERSONAL
Acrylic and posters lacerated.

mineral pigments.


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ST: The red pedestal HSP: Convergence

Small Signature Cuotes

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Portrait DAVID JOHNSTON (1808)
by Peter Paul Prud'hon Coll. SH KRESS


David JOHNSTON - Bordeaux
XIX.

Whether Chinese, or English Delft, the pottery of all time with cobalt blue decorations have fascinated collectors.
Some parts of our collection: Manufactures David JOHNSTON Bordeaux from 1835 to 1845.



Successor Johnston: factory Jules OLD 1845 - 1895

FAIENCE FINE CAROUGE (Switzerland)

Manufactures Abraham BAYLON XIX


Chinaware CREIL AND MONTEREAU

Earthenware CHOISY and LA ROCHELLE

The eighteenth ROCHELLE
Delft way

CERAMIC HISPANO MAURESQUE .

Grand GHOTAR flat - Decor radiant white and cobalt blue.
Fez (late eighteenth-early nineteenth)
old bottle Punctuated
Islamic Art (Iran-Syria?)

French Faience
Faience CHANTILLY (XVIII )
CERAMIC HOLLAND
Plate XVIII DELFT

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ZIEGLER Painter and ceramist 1804 - 1856

Jules Claude Ziegler painter but also a ceramist, has shown in the creation of the famous sandstone Beauvais. He runs his studio from 1838 to 1843 Voisinlieu.

Among his creations, he produced among other pitchers by their exceptional lightness.

These pieces are quite rare. Even rarer are those decorated and polychrome enamel.

We have one of them, called "Egyptian Jug."

Two other vases in our collection, stoneware salt, decorated with vines and grapes, are more traditionally crafted.