Double-Sided Drawing by Baldassare Franceschini, Called Il Volterrano

Painter and sculptor Michael Lekakis was born in New York City and had his first solo exhibition at the Artists Gallery in 1941. His work can be found in the collections of the Museu...

Jalmari Ruokokoski (1886-1936) Finland 1915 Watercolor on paper, in a modern gilt frame, Signed and dated 13 1/2” x 10” Provenance: Stenmans Konstsalong, Helsinki, Finland Jalmari R...

“I grew up in rural Kentucky and have been drawn to nature as a source of inspiration for as long as I can remember. My recent drawings on silvered glass recall stories from my youth...

A charming giltwood mirror with nicely-aged surface, the high fronton adorned with flowers and an etched diamond pattern.

18th century Italian drawing, "The Theological Virtues" in pen and brow ink, blue washes. By Fidele Fischetti, Naples 1732 - 1792. A good size drawing in an 18th century gilt wood f...

Two-faced drawing. Studies of characters and harbor scene. With an inscription stating it is from the sketchbook in the collection of Dr. Manuel de Espirito Santo in Lisbon. Ink a...

A wonderful figural study drawing on paper after Raphael (1483 - 1520) and late 19th century in date.    The drawing features a parcel nude male chest and a raised arm with an outlin...

17th century, pair of ink drawings on paper with studies for grotesques, friezes and helmets. Painter of central Italy of the 17th century, signed with monogram “A.M.”. Measurements: cm L 45.5 x H 59.5 x 5.5; cm 22 x 33 / cm L 46.5 x H 59 x 5.5; cm 22.5 x 31.5 The pair of sheets, in good condition, is framed by antique frames in carved and gilded wood. They show some china studies with some studies for different subjects. Specifically, the first sheet represents the design of a frieze of Renaissance taste under which are some studies probably referring to a family coat of arms. Below the center is a monogram “A.M.”. The sheet is also worked on the back in which are drawn some articulated elements of decoration in the style of the Renaissance grotesque...