Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Piazza San Marco by Irving Amen



Original Woodblock Engraving
Pencil Signed Artist Proof
Paper: 17"x21.50"

Having been an auctioneer for the Todd Gallery in the sixties and early seventies, I don't believe conducting an auction without two or three Irving Amen woodblocks listed in the catalog. Before I was given a chance to explain the media or mention who the artist was or his accomplishments the bidding began. The first Irving Amen I sold was "Many Children Dwell In My Father's House". It was held up for auction at the starting price of $75 framed and the final bid I received was $400 and an applause from an excited audience.

Thank you Mr.Amen for the pleasure I had and still have in selling your art work.
The Piazza San Marco posted here has a few slight remnants of tape at the outer edge of the paper. The intrinsic value of the work remains intact.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201/943/8900

Thursday, December 22, 2011

More Than You Know by Mary Vickers



Mixed Media on Paper
Pencil Signed
Size: 25"x27" Full Bleed
Edition: 125/350


Mary moved from London where she was born in 1940 to New York in 1960. Mary became internationally acclaimed for the way she depicted children in a peaceful
and beautiful world which was and is her reality. She used her children as models.

She eventually turned to painting glamorous women bringing out her romantic side and still achieving her attitude of love and peace. In "More Than You Know" she has combined lithography, silk screening and the use of rhinestones and sequins making each piece an original work of art by applying these various articles by hand.

Mary's work was a favorite among my auction bidders, usually leaving with more than one piece. Her work is timeless. The pieces I kept for my personal collection are now in the safe keeping of young family members who were thrilled to have acquired them.

Her work is represented in many prestigious collections: The Bradford Museum in Chicago and United Nations New York City, etc.


Price on Request. smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Joan's Sunflowers by Joan Kasofsky - Oil Painting--20"x24"



Joan Kasofsky is a retired Art Instructor who taught in the So.Fallsburg, New York school system for 25 years. She continues to paint mostly by commission for her established commercial and residential clients. Ms.Kasofsky's inspiration in painting is her love for flowers and as a result achieves brilliant and innovative work both on canvas and paper. She is still at work inventing new ideas to capture the beauty of her art in all media as she is talented in each of them including the use of photography.

Price on Request. smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Venice by Richardo


Oil Painting
Size" 20"x24" unframed
36"x32" framed


The gondola is the romantic icon of the canals of Venice.You glide slowly on a moonlit night to musical accompaniment. The pedestrian bridge links Venice's small islands and the artist must have been under a spell to have produced a volume of these romantic scenes. A biography is not available but we know he's romantic.

Contact the gallery before I leave on the next flight there.

Price on Request. smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Floral Arrangement by Julia Crispin


Oil Painting
Size: 20"x24" unframed
29"x33" framed

You can capture forever in a painting of flowers, it has a lasting place in your interior decor. They bring nature to your home year round in the form of your favorite flowers and they don't have to be replaced like fresh flowers or waiting for next year.

This piece can become a family heirloom.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Monday, November 28, 2011

Venice Canal by Richardo



Oil Painting
Size: 20"x24" unframed
29"x33" framed


Another jewel to be added to your collection of the far away places you visited but didn't indulge in the purchase of a painting. This piece will conjure up the image
of the romantic visit to Venice you experienced. I would be safe in saying that art depicting Venice has been one of the best selling subjects in the gallery.

The artist chose the use of the pallet knife and captures the brilliance of the colors and his subject in a true impressionist style.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Old World Village by Richardo



Oil Painting
12"x16" Unframed
17.50"x21.50" Framed

No papers bearing the history of the artist. Just another little jewel and a great find by the gallery because as I looked through my collection only two 12"x16" pieces remain and four 20"x24" pieces. The larger pieces, 24"x36" and 30"x40", have been sold. No better barometer than a depleted inventory that I made a good choice in my purchase.

I have another piece to compliment this one, same artist, frame and size.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Path to the Sea by Fredrick


Oil Painting
12"x16" unframed
20"x24" framed


I cannot provide you with a biography, none were available at the time of purchase.
This has never stopped me from the "art of buying" when I can envision the artwork framed and knowing that I can price it friendly.

A good example of light playing an important part of the artist's pallet.

I consider this work "art for living". Hang it next to your Monet and be proud.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900 SOLD

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Paris by Gaston



SOLD

Oil Painting
12"x16" unframed
20"x24" framed

I have represented this artist for over 25 years. She lives in Paris and has enjoyed
a very successful career painting old world Paris street scenes. She has been quite content painting for the pleasure of her collectors and never seeking further acclaim nor notoriety. I have always counted on Gaston's art work when I proposed the charm of Paris for a selective client.

The frame works so well.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Monday, November 21, 2011

Untitled by Patrick Nagel - aka Montana


Original Silk Screen
24"x36"

This is a Commemorative Silk-screen #13 out of a series of 15 commemoratives that were produced over a four year period which were published after his death in 1984.
This piece was never framed or matted. It was purchased by me in the eighties along with others, CN#10, CN#12,CN#15 and there are several of each. I was on a subscription plan so I kept a percentage of the pieces in the gallery's archives until now. I've decided to part with them. They need a home.

I didn't purchase them for investment but for their beauty and high quality printing.

Everyone by now knows that I accept a fair offer and that I am not interested in purchasing the one you have. Thanks anyway.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Friday, November 18, 2011

On Toe - by M.Morse - Oil Painting - 24"x36"




No longer available.

Simbari Poster From the Gallery Show



All the attendees to the opening champagne reception of the Simbari show were presented with a poster. Two hundred were printed and after the show ended eight posters were left.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Winter Landscape by Margaret Huddy



Watercolor
22.75"x30"
Pencil Signed


I always considered this water color as very special but I never took the time to research the artist until recently. I am totally in awe of the amount of work she has produced as an award winning water color landscape artist! She is well known in the Washington, D.C. area and famous there for the images rendered of landmark buildings and landscapes. This is an artist whose web site you must visit.

I don't remember how it became a part of my personal collection but my love for winter landscapes plus a quote from a Frost poem had to be the reason for the acquisition. But from which source? A total mystery and no clue to it's price.
Maybe some one out there could quote a price for me for a change.

Thanks.

I now have a price. smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Monday, November 7, 2011

Senor And Senorita by Xavier Cugat



Silk Screen
Signed in Ink on Back
8"x10" unframed
17"x19" framed


The visible signature, X Cugat, has been silkscreened onto the canvas but it is hand signed by the artist, in ink, on the back.When I framed this piece, in order to protect the signature on the back, I used glass.

Other Cugat's are posted here on my blog and some haven't been posted yet.

I will respectfully consider your offer after you google Cugat and view the images and prices.

The frame to me is perfect! I will change it if you don't agree.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Still Life - by T.Moran


Oil Painting
Size: 8"x10" unframed
15"x17" framed



If you are grouping several pieces in your dining area instead of using only one piece this still life is an excellent addition because of it's shape. A grouping must consist of more than two pieces, of course. Then if you are using only two, the frames should match, (in my opinion). I have several frames in this style in my inventory, and oils, so I can always produce a matching pair.

Consider groupings. You can utilize all the small pieces you purchased on the streets of Paris, Italy and the rest of the world.

Thanks for browsing my blog.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Still Life - Pair



Oil Paintings
8"x10" unframed
15"x17" framed


If two pieces are hung in this fashion I don't see why you can't use different frames but hung side by side I'll stick to what I said in the above post.

Treat yourself to this elegant pair at $250.

smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Leda And The Swan by Reuben Nakian



Etching
Pencil Signed
Image:5"X13.50"
Opening:7"x15"
15"x23" framed
Edition: 72/75


First generation Armenian-American, Nakian was born in 1897 in Long Island. He began his career as a sculptor and then teacher.After moving into a newly built studio in Stamford. He became a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and received the Brandeis Award for Art. This exhibition included the beginnings of Nakian's series of monumental works reflecting the theme of "Leda and the Swan."

In April of 1983 a public reception was held for the artist at the Bergen County Museum in Paramus, New Jersey which I had the pleasure of attending.

The Leda and the Swan posted here is from my personal collection.

If you have the chance, do more research on the artist and get back to me for my price. I'll respectfully consider your offer. Reuben Nakian belongs in your collection of creative geniuses.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Going Fishing by Max Karp



Enamel-Powdered Glass Fired on Copper
Size: 9"x12" unframed
13.25"X16.50" framed

It was through Jack Krauss that I was intoduced to enamel art. Jack was Karp's
exclusive representative when he (Jack) owned the Nyack, N.Y. gallery. I was in line to take over the sales department because Jack had sold the gallery and wanted to stay with it for several days until he could teach me the process of creating enamels and his gift-like manner of selling them.


To Jack Krauss

Jack Krauss, you wanted me to join your staff and become one of your personnel when you opened your gallery in Las Vegas. It was tempting and I WOULD HAVE BEEN HONORED WORKING FOR YOU! Besides representing you, an amazing, masterful director, I could have represented an amazing First Class Person. After reading Max Karp's biography I was surprised that the Nyack,N.Y. gallery was not mentioned. I'll never forget the late nights I worked and played hostess to guests from the yachts who would end up in the gallery past midnight. Some bought and some drank more of the champagne we served. I wrapped sold enamels as you showed me, like a gift.

Jack Krauss became the exclusive representative for Karp enamels in the 60s and opened his first gallery in Nyack,N.Y.and I believe he is still an owner of the Whitt/Krauss Gallery in San Diego.

To me Max Karp and Jack Krauss are synonymous when speaking of Karp's enamels.

I wouldn't object to repeating some of the days that I directed this gallery, but for a short time, as there's nothing like owning your own gallery. After Jack left for Las Vegas without me I continued to direct the gallery for the new owners.

You can find out a little more about Max Karp on the internet and view some of his masterpieces. Get in touch if you are interested in "Going Fishing".

Mr. Karp is now diseased. And I was recently informed that Jack Krauss has passed on as well. I'm leaving my personal tribute to Jack on my blog.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Going Sledding by Carol Simkin




Enamel: Powdered Glass Fired on Copper
8"x10" Oval


Carol Simkin used to visit The Max Karp Enamel Art Gallery in Nyack, N Y.before I became director of the gallery in the late sixties and after that time would visit periodically. She was a student of Max Karp and if she hadn't signed her work, there were times I couldn't tell their work apart.

This piece is from my personal collection. The frame is an Italian import.

While googling Simkin I finally found a gallery in Newport Beach, Ca. that has a single piece of hers for sale. It seems as though owners of Simkin's enamels are keeping them. Enamels are the jewels of the Art World.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-9800

Champs Elysee by Cheret - Vintage Art Poster - 34"x48"



SOLD

Friday, October 21, 2011

Ballerina Tying Her Slipper by M.Morse - Original Oil Painting - 24"x36"

Dress Rehersal - (a detail) by Sheversky - Reproduced by M. Morse




Oil Painting
24"x30" unframed


The artist, M.Morse, was willing to accommodate client's special requests for the personal detailing of their selected work of art. In the same few minutes I could be discussing a hand signed Picasso graphic and it's value to asking the artist Morse if she can add windows and a bar to the painting posted. You just gotta love what you do!

I found an antique white baroque frame to replace the one shown here. So there is a choice and eventually I will have it photographed.

I'm sad to say that the artist is working and selling on her own and preparing to move out of state. I loved working with her and miss her.


Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Friday, October 7, 2011

Erte Art Books -- At 90 and 95



Still Sealed

Erte astounded the art world with his repertoire of styles as can be seen in these volumes "At 90" and "At 95." I am asking $400 for the two Volumes. They have been in my collection since their publication and never opened by me. The others I have were and are still used for references by the gallery and clients, the latter had to pass inspection before they could touch my books. My used books are in very good condition.

Contact the gallery if you are interested in any of the Erte Volumes.

smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Winter Scene -- Before Restoration

I'm sure there was some way I could have split the photo so that both the "before" and "after" could be seen on one post. I haven't gotten that far yet.

The color and detail has been obscured over the years due to the dirt and yellowing of the protective varnish layer. You'll know when it's time to restore your work of art: when you are anxious to finally see the colors that the artist intended.

If you want to try to do the restoration yourself practice first on an unimportant oil. Using water based products are not advised,lots of patience is. But consider strongly having the job done by a professional especially if the art work is an investment, one of sentimental value or just for your esthetic pleasure.

My gallery will do the best possible job, naturally, but the work has to be seen by the gallery before a price can be quoted, then given a little time to thoroughly complete an examination of the work.

Keep up with your daily care of your precious oils and I'm sure I don't have to remind you not to smoke in their presence.

Winter Scene -- After Restoration


A great difference and worth every dollar!

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Portrait of Lincoln by M. Khachatryan - Oil on canvas



Mher or Max, he responds to either name, when he isn't busy creating his art for another show, will happily accommodate the gallery by accepting commissions to paint portraits for clients. Multi-talented, Max can also reproduce works in oil with incredible likeness from photos.

The Lincoln portrait measures 20"x24". Max will paint another if I sell this one or paint one of his choices for display.

Having been an auctioneer I will accept the first bid of $200. Contact the gallery.

Lincoln In Dali Vision by Salvatore Dali



Print
Size: 29.50"x22.50" unframed
Edition: 516/750


I don't have a problem seeing the image of Lincoln without the use of a certain eye gadget that was issued along with the original lithograph.

On my blog is an original signature of Dali. I suggested that it could be included in the framing of an unsigned graphic by Dali. Well, here is one of them and The Persistence of Memory is also available. Treat yourself.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Fulton Market by Ardis Hughes


FULTON FISH MARKET BY Ardis Hughes

Original Lithograph
Pencil Signed
Paper: 28"x22"
Image: 19.50"x24.25"
Edition: 23/225

I didn't know what I was getting into when I decided to research the history of the South Street Seaport. I'm glad that I did. Even if you are not a New Yorker I promise that the events that have taken place since it's onset in 1737-1756 on a landfill extension of Manhattan will fascinate you. I'm in awe of the place this curiosity of mine has taken me: Summerlin, a planned community 7.5 miles from Las Vegas, named after Howard Hughes' grandmother. Go know that the H.H. Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life. Summerlin is a Top Ten Master Planned Community.

Inquiries are welcome on "Fulton Market".
Do your own googling for the rest of the saga.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-9800

Monday, July 25, 2011

Still Life In Pink,White And Orange by W.Horner



Oil Painting
20"x24" unframed


If I painted this you can be sure the selling price would be three times higher because you would have a biography of the artist.As long as the artist is unknown to me (I don't have the time to do the researching,and if I did I still wouldn't bother) my rule of thumb is,"I see it, I like it, it's affordable, I buy it". Once in awhile an artist emerges and becomes recognized and if I followed my intuition at the time of this purchase I pat myself on the back.

A lot of my buying involves intuition. It doesn't take intuition to buy a Picasso. Just money. And I have one that I'd like to sell! I haven't put it on my blog because I'd really like the pleasure of selling it in person. I can just imagine how many emails or calls I'd receive from Picasso owners wanting to sell me theirs or wanting to know how much theirs is worth.

Getting back to W.Horner....a gift at $450 unframed. If I had painted it...$1200.

Inquiries are welcome. smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

The Circus by Marc Chagall



Poster
Pencil Signed
Size:28.75"x20"

All pertinent information is in the copy. The beauty of the poster.
From my personal collection. Pencil signed by the artist.
Of course there's a story behind the poster, I have four posters, one story.

Price on Request- smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Regatta by Susan Pear Meisel





Original Lithograph
Pencil Signed
Printer's Proof-PP
Paper: 29.25"x23"
Image: 26.50"x21.25"


If I know my people, you'll want to know it's history. How much history can this innocent piece have? It doesn't look like an Invitational Yachting Competition where a trophy is awarded to the winner. America's Cup? Not likely to us but it could be to Susan P. Meisel because of the fun she has in interpreting colorful, well known places and events which invite the portrayal of group scenes. There are details and plenty of them if you take the time to discover them.

This printer's proof was a gift to me from the publisher, Edward Weston, now deceased. His graphic company was on Mercer and Prince Street located in a landmark building purchased by Mr Weston circa 1973-4 and I was elected to "run the company". I welcomed the gift of art any time. Now I'm in the throes of selling the collection I've en massed but holding onto enough that I cannot part with.

Please contact the gallery for more information. I'm sorry, I'm not interested in purchasing your Meisel. Enjoy it in good health and for the reason you purchased it .

smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Friday, July 8, 2011

Supreme Court by Susan Pear Meisel


Susan Pear Meisel American - 1947-
Size: 25.75"x34.75"
Signed in pencil by the Artist.

If you look carefully you'll see the two statues on the front stairway: "Contemplation of Justice" and "Authority of Law". You never know, someone may ask you if you can name these two statues. And now you can!

Contact the gallery with your best offer. This piece plus the rest of the Meisels are from my personal collection.

smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Spring Skate by Susan Pear Meisel



American - 1947-

Original Lithograph
Pencil Signed
Paper Size: 23"x29"
Image Size: 24.75x20.50
Edition: 59/250

No general admission is needed here. It's the pond nestled in a neighborhood near you. And it's not the State of the Art, NHL size rink but once you're on the ice all that matters is the joyful fun you're having.

From my personal collection.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Library of Congress by Susan Pear Meisel


American - 1947-

Size: 31"x26"
Pencil Signed by the Artist


The Library of Congress is the National Research Library of the United States.

See earlier post of Times Square.

I have a very nice selection of Meisel's signed prints. Perhaps I may have the piece
you're looking for.

Price on Request- smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Three Resting Dancers by Moses Soyer



Moses Soyer - Russia 1899-1974

Original Lithograph
Pencil Signed
Edition: 54/150
Paper Size: 20"x24"

Soyer was a social realist painter. This piece is from my personal collection.
It is unframed and if I ever get the chance to frame it, I'll be taking it home.

Price on Request - smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Monday, June 27, 2011

Twilight by Erte



Bronze Sculpture
Edition: 359/375


The sculpture is 20 1/2" high. It is one of eighteen works in Erte's Images In Bronze collection.

Twilight was missing from the gallery for two years as a result of a break-in.The thief eyed the sculpture on a pedestal and felt entitled to it's ownership, broke the side window and with an accomplice took possession. Believe me, extreme measures were taken by me to regain ownership. And I did! I went as far as consulting a psychic who required only a picture of the missing sculpture. After she unknowingly confirmed my suspicion she asked me to have a detective call her. None complied. Their reason was that they asked him (the thief) if he was responsible for the burglary and he said he wasn't. I remained respectful but anxious to get my sculpture back. And it happened one day two years later.

I'll tell you. But if you can't wait to hear how, get in touch.
I'll probably post another comment another time . . .
I'm not going to continue my commentary on Twilight yet. (I do so much better when I'm telling it in person). I could make a video but I doubt it.

Back to business.
The sculpture is cast in bronze with four or five different patinae. A talent team was directed by Erte at the Joel Meisner and Co. Foundry in New York to produce this collection. After the clay model was finished, a rubber mold was made. On Erte's sculpture, Meisner used the lost wax casting process which is the most time-consuming, costly and best method of casting sculpture.

I want to emphasize that Erte was personally involved in this collection, "Images In Bronze". There are no other sculptures available which have the aesthetic beauty and technical excellence as Erte's bronzes.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Boy With Butterfly by Sandu Liberman




Original Lithograph
Pencil Signed
The paper size is 16"x21"
The image size is 12"x15"
The edition is #94/200

There is another Liberman posted here on my blog and if you have time, check it out, especially the comment. When ever I see a Liberman work of art I can't help thinking that it's so true that beauty and tenderness are always portrayed and it's the reason that his work endures.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Friday, June 3, 2011

Romeo and Juliet Sweet Farewell by Russell-Barrer




Original Silkscreen
Size: 26"X20"
Image including the signature: 19.50"x14.50"
Edition: 250
Pencil Signed AP
Released: 1979

Gertrude Barrer and Frank Russell were a married couple. If you had visited their studio in Roxbury,Connecticut back in the seventies and eighties they were always collaborating on various projects, including ceramic plates, printmaking, painting, book illustration and photography. Their work also included 17 fresco triptychs. Fresco is a difficult medium-traditionally painting in water base color on damp lime plaster. The triptych's artistic foundations are Byzantine.

I always loved this couple and still do.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Small Butterfly by David Lee



Paper Size: 24"x35"
Image Size: 20"x30"
Original Silk Screen
Pencil Signed AP: 23/50


David Lee was born in Canton,Ohio in 1944. He was trained in the classical tradition of Oriental brushwork.

You can google David Lee for more information. As far as the price goes this piece is in my $300 collection, unframed.

Please contact the gallery.

smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Monday, May 30, 2011

Path Down To The Sea by Fredrick



Original Oil Painting
Size: 12"x16" unframed
20"x24" framed

Just a reminder that I always quote the size of the painting unframed, unless
otherwise noted. Frederick is an unknown artist but when I'm in the market purchasing, I consider the technique of the artist, color and subject needed for specific client's requests. And of course I have to want to take it home myself.

This little painting radiates it's own light. You can hang it next to your Monet and be proud!

Get in touch with the gallery and let's fill that empty spot.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Iris by Lowell Nesbitt



Original Serigraph
Pencil Signed
Numbered: 6/250
Paper: 21.50"x15"
Image: 12"x16"
Price: $200

I have two other works which haven't been photographed yet. One measures approximately 38"x52" framed. I used a silver fillet, 4" rolled white linen mat and a 1" round silver metal frame. It's a dogwood branch with whites, shades of pink and gray background. I should realize it by now that a picture is worth more than a thousand words!

I finally photographed Dogwood Branch. You can see it on FB and my blog. It's a very
beautiful piece. Feb. 10th, '12.

My other Nesbitt is in a tube, a very large tube. Today is not the day to deal with this piece there isn't a flat surface in sight!

Feb.9th '12 there still isn't a flat surface in sight.
Several weeks later and I still haven't dealt with my oversize Nesbitt.

Lowell Nesbitt was born in Baltimore and has had several shows at the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. His flower series are his most beautiful and poetic of the themes he has dealt with.

You have to take advantage of the prices that I am asking.
For more information on the artist? Google.

I posted another Nesbitt today 2/9/12, Blue Iris. Check it out. And one Nesbitt still remains in a tube and the Dogwood Branch that was photographed, the results weren't to my expectations, but I am going to post it anyway.


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Saturday, May 28, 2011

The Couple by David Schneuer



Poland 1905-1988

Original Lithograph
Paper size: 30 1/2"x23"
Image size: 27"x19"
Pencil Signed
Edition: #61/250


David Schneuer developed a style of his own during the golden period of German art. His work was successful and he became well known. He was imprisoned in Dachau and on his release in 1933 he emigrated to Palestine where he influenced the graphic style and advertising in Israel. He lived in Paris for a short time and in his pictures are noted social reflections on both Berlin and Paris between two World Wars.

Price on Request smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Friday, May 27, 2011

Wisteria by Eleanor Dreskin



Watercolor
Size: 27.50"x17.50"

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Tuscan Landscape by Topaz



Oil Painting SOLD
30"x40" unframed




The hues of blue in the foreground are actually rich chocolate browns.I couldn't wait to post this painting so that I can share this quiet country path into the beautiful countryside of Chiante.

It's a wonderful view of this famous wine region and stop in at the restored farmhouse for a welcome glass.

The artist chose to use the palette knife to execute this work.

Price on Request-smorantzgallery@gmail.com or call 201-943-8900