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125. Mark Kremer (Russian, born 1928) "Ladoga. Moorage." 1970. Oil on board, initialed lower right; image size approx. 19-1/2" x 27-1/8", framed overall approx. 29-1/2" x 37-1/8". Mark Kremer was born in St. Petersburg, Russia (1928) into a family of artists. His father was a painter, which brought out his talent for painting. Mark Kremer graduated from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts named after Il`ia Repin). Today Mark Kremer is one of the most talented masters of modern Russian fine arts (a member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Merited Artist of Russia). The artist paints landscapes, still life, portraits and thematic paintings. His landscapes bring out the beauty of Russia’s midland, give a sense of the country’s vastness. The landscapes of Mark Kremer are executed in the traditions of Russian landscape painters; among them Kuinji, Boris-Musatov, and Rylov. Highly indicative of his work are still life compositions and so-called “windows”. Windows of Mark Kremer are “windows opened into the world”. 600/900 Sold: $402.50 |
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126. Mark Kremer (Russian, born 1928) "Bridges." 1980. Oil on board. Signed and titled on verso. Image size approx. 10" x 14-3/4", in a decorative gilt frame overall approx. 20" x 24-3/4". Mark Kremer was born in St. Petersburg, Russia (1928) into a family of artists. His father was a painter, which brought out his talent for painting. Mark Kremer graduated from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts named after Il`ia Repin). Today Mark Kremer is one of the most talented masters of modern Russian fine arts (a member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Merited Artist of Russia). The artist paints landscapes, still life, portraits and thematic paintings. His landscapes bring out the beauty of Russia’s midland, give a sense of the country’s vastness. The landscapes of Mark Kremer are executed in the traditions of Russian landscape painters; among them Kuinji, Boris-Musatov, and Rylov. Highly indicative of his work are still life compositions and so-called “windows”. Windows of Mark Kremer are “windows opened into the world”. 500/800 |
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127. Mark Kremer (Russian, born 1928) "A Warm Evening in the Village." 1995. Oil on board. Initialed lower right. Image measures approx. 11-1/8" x 14", in a decorative gilt frame approx. 21-1/8" x 24". Mark Kremer was born in St. Petersburg, Russia (1928) into a family of artists. His father was a painter, which brought out his talent for painting. Mark Kremer graduated from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts named after Il`ia Repin). Today Mark Kremer is one of the most talented masters of modern Russian fine arts (a member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Merited Artist of Russia). The artist paints landscapes, still life, portraits and thematic paintings. His landscapes bring out the beauty of Russia’s midland, give a sense of the country’s vastness. The landscapes of Mark Kremer are executed in the traditions of Russian landscape painters; among them Kuinji, Boris-Musatov, and Rylov. Highly indicative of his work are still life compositions and so-called “windows”. Windows of Mark Kremer are “windows opened into the world”. 500/900 Sold: $632.50 |
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128. Mark Kremer (Russian, born 1928) "Spring Swamp." 1981. Oil on board. Initialed lower right. Image measures approx. 13-3/4" x 27", in a gilt frame with canvas matting approx. 23-3/4" x 37". Mark Kremer was born in St. Petersburg, Russia (1928) into a family of artists. His father was a painter, which brought out his talent for painting. Mark Kremer graduated from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts named after Il`ia Repin). Today Mark Kremer is one of the most talented masters of modern Russian fine arts (a member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Merited Artist of Russia). The artist paints landscapes, still life, portraits and thematic paintings. His landscapes bring out the beauty of Russia’s midland, give a sense of the country’s vastness. The landscapes of Mark Kremer are executed in the traditions of Russian landscape painters; among them Kuinji, Boris-Musatov, and Rylov. Highly indicative of his work are still life compositions and so-called “windows”. Windows of Mark Kremer are “windows opened into the world”. 600/900 Sold: $546.25 |
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129. Valentin Kavoline (Russian, 1930-1978) "Hut." Oil on board, signed lower right. Image size approx. 9½" x 12¾"; framed overall approx. 19½" x 22¾". Valentin Kavoline lived and worked in St. Petersburg, Russia. He had studied at the Leningrad Art College from 1934 till 1953, and at the Art Academy from 1953 till 1959 with A.A. Mylnikova and E.I. Tabakova. His graduation work was exhibited at the Seventh Exhibition of the USSR's art student's diploma works. Kavolin participated in numerous St. Petersburg and regional exhibitions throughout his lifetime. 500/800 |
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130. Richard Schmid (American, b. 1934) "Blue Pot and Oranges". Oil on masonite panel, signed in the lower right corner, signed, titled and dated May 1967 on verso, measuring approx. 12-1/2" x 8-1/2", framed in the original frame, measuring overall 20-3/4" x 16-3/4". 6,000/8,000 Sold: $5,750.00 |
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131. Gustavo Novoa (Chilean, b. 1941) "Monkeys and Morning Glories." Acrylic on fiberboard, signed in the lower left corner, approx. 36" x 24", framed in a darkly gilt ornate frame with a linen liner and a gilt fillet, approx. overall size 45" x 33". There is a sticker from Wally F Galleries on the back of the framing, and a brass nameplate on the lower liner. This richly colored image shows four Ellora monkeys (native to India) climbing through the vines and blossoms. 3,000/4,000 |
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132. Vladimir Piyanzin (Russian, born 1945) "Dalniy Yamash." Oil on canvas. Image size approx. 15-1/2" x 23-3/4"; framed overall approx. 25-1/2" x 33-3/4". 500/700 Sold: $488.75 |
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133. Eldar Efendiev (Azerbaijan, born 1946) "Pears." 1991. Acrylic on canvas stretched on board. Signed and dated lower left. Image measures approx. 19-1/4" x 19-1/4", framed overall approx. 27-1/2" x 27-1/2". 500/800 Sold: $431.25 |
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134. Alexander Officerov (Russian, born 1948) "Roses." 1978. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Image size approx. 27-1/2" x 15-1/4"; framed overall approx. 37-1/2" x 25-1/4". Alexander Officerov was born in Tver, Russia in 1948. In 1963 he graduated from Children's Art School (Leningrad) , and then in 1972, graduated from the State Art Academy in St. Petersburg. Since 1972 he has been a participant of numerous important art exhibitions in Russia as well as Germany and USA. Today Alexander Officerov is a member of the Artist's Union of Russia. He works in several genres: still life, portrait, and many more. 400/800 |
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135. Alexander Alexandrovsky (Russian, born 1951) "Torjok." Oil on canvas. Initialed and dated 2005 lower left. In a contemporary gilt frame. Image measures approx. 15-1/2" x 23-1/4"; framed overall approx. 24-1/2" x 32-1/4". 400/800 Sold: $759.00 |
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136. Evgeny Malyh (Russian, born 1956) "Pavlovsk Park. St. Petersburg." 2004. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in red pigment lower right. Image size approx. 24" x 32". Framed overall approx. 33" x 41". Evgeny Malyh was born on February 23rd, 1956 in Sverdlovskaya region of Russia. In 1975 he graduated from the I.D. Shadra Fine Arts college in Ekatirengurg. Fromo 1981 to 1987 he studied and graduated from Repin Institute of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg (then Leningrad). His graduation work, a monumental mural "Struggle for Peace", was nominated for the gold medal of Fine Arts Academy in St. Petersburg. From 1987 to 1991 he worked at the State Pedagogical Institute as a teacher of drawing art. Currently Malyh is a Professor of drawing arts at the St. Petersburg Repin Fine Arts Academy. His exhibited in Germany, Norway and USA. Malyh participates in annual exhibitions of works by professors of Repin Fine Arts Academy, held in museum of the Academy. 400/800 Sold: $483.00 |
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137. Evgeny Malyh (Russian, born 1956) "Village near St. Petersburg." 2006. Oil on canvas. Signed in red pigment lower right and on verso, with dimensions. In a gilt frame with linen mat, canvas size approx. 16" x 24". Framed overall approx. 24" x 32". 500/700 Sold: $230.00 |
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138. Evgeny Malyh (Russian, born 1956) "Summer, Pavlov Park." Oil on canvas, signed lower right in black pigment, ca. 2004. Image size approx. 16" x 20", in a gilt wood frame approx. 25-3/4" x 29-3/4". 400/800 |
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139. Viktor Merkushev (Russian, born 1956) "Blossoming tree." Oil on canvas, signed, dated and titled on verso. Image size approx. 15½" x 19¾"; framed overall approx. 25½" x 29¾". 500/700 Sold: $488.75 |
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140. Sergey Buzatu (Russian, born 1957) "Chocolate". Oil on masonite, signed with all information in Cyrillic on verso. Framed. Measures approx. 14" x 16". Sergey Bulatu was born in 1957, in the town of Semipalatinsk, Kazahstan. From 1977 to 1982 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, Russia, which is also where he held his first exhibition in 1978. In 1989 he participated in an arts exhibition in Kishenev, Moldavia. In late 80's and early 90's Buzatu worked as a freelance artist throughout western Europe. In the late 90's Sergey Buzatu was painting icons at the Mercy of St. Vincent Monastery, Ukraine. From 1999 to 2003 Buzatu completed the commissions from the Ukrainian government officials. 500/900 Sold: $460.00 |
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141. Vitally Grigoryev (Russian, b. 1957) "Still Life With Dragonfly". Oil on canvas, signed in Cyrillic and dated 1993 in the lower right corner, framed, the canvas size measuring approx. 19-5/8" x 23-5/8", and with the wide back painted frame overall approx. 27" x 31". 3,000/5,000 Sold: $3,220.00 |
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142. Ed Eller (American, ca. 1962) Chartres Cathedral. Oil on canvas, signed in the upper right, measuring approx. 31-1/2" x 45", framed, overall approx. 36-1/2" x 50-1/2". Eller lived in France in the 1950's and 1960's. He taught at the American High School at Dreux Air Force Base. His most popular subjects were landscapes and still life in the modernist style. Chartres Cathedral was a particular favorite subject of the artist. 400/600 Sold: $138.00 |
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143. Alexander Volya (Russian, born 1965) "Winter Village." 1989. Oil on board, signed lower right. Image size approx. 12" x 16"; framed overall approx. 21" x 25". 400/800 |
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144. Georgina Nemethy (b. 1950, Germany) "Schooner 'Bluenose' off Rhode Island". Oil on canvas, signed lower right, the canvas approx. 9-3/4" x 14-3/4", overall with a gilt wood frame approx. 16-1/2" x 20-1/4". Georgina Nemethy, daughter of the late Hungarian-American artist, Albert Sz. Nemethy, was born in Germany, on the way fleeing from Soviet occupied Hungary, and immigrated to the USA at the age of one. Georgina is the sister of painter George Nemethy. 900/1,200 Sold: $948.75 |
