2 Listed MARC 1940s Framed Watercolor Nicolas Markovitch SWISS ALPS Scenic Print

Description: THANK YOU FOR VIEWING MY AUCTIONS :~)the white spots in the pictures are lighting glare This listing is for TWO FRAMED HIGH QUALITY WATERCOLOR PRINTS ( hard to tell they are not really original Watercolors ) Nicolas Markovitch 1894 1964 Serbian French I purchased both of these at the same Estate Sale and I have decided to keep them together to save on the cost of Shipping and additional eBay fee's Both were framed L. BAMBERGERS NEWARK NJ Probably in the early to late 1940's or after WWII The scenes are of the French or Swiss Alps with the Chalet in the front and towering vista's of the Alps in the distance These are small enough to hang about anywhere measuring 7.1/2" Tall and 8.1/2" Long the size of the matted artwork isabout 4 by 5.1/2" IF you do not like the simple solid wood frames - You can have them reframed to match your exacting décor Selling BOTH for Buy It Now price ;~) The work is framed under glass. The frame presents minor scratches. ( OTHER INFORMATION FROM THE WEB ) Nicolas Markovitch (Serbian-French, 1894-1964), artist, watercolorist, architect and block painter). He worked and lived in France, and he is known primarily for his architectural paintings of city buildings, cathedrals and monuments, along with Swiss, Italian, German, English and Belgian landscapes, urban landscapes, mountain and marine landscapes, lakes and marine art scenes. Markovitch painted watercolor illustrations for several books (Paris, Ediciones, Alpina) of the late 1920s and early 1940s, and he is credited with the watercoolers in the Editions with his real name Nicolas Markovitch or N. Markovitch. He was one of the best watercolorist of the time and he worked hard with the company Stehli Frères, Éditeurs, Zurich, Switzerland, throughout the 1930s and 1940s. His watercolors show a very fine technical skill and artistic ability, especially with his architectural series, and generally present a great composition with wonderful colors. Before the start of the World War II, Markovitch lived in Figeac, a small commune in the southwest of France. During the war, Markovitch was deported to Slovakia, where he later worked in a deportation camp in Povrly, Czech Republic. He continued to live in Figeac for a while, painting many scenes of the city and its surroundings. Markovitch died in 1964, in Bourg-la-Reine, a commune in the southern suburbs of Paris, France. Classical Art--- Please see the pictures for more detail ;~) I only have this one to sell .... and then its is gone ;~( If you like what you see, put it on your Watch List! I might send you an offer ;~) If you want to make an offer - remember you can offer MORE than the listing price. 👉 PRO TIP: IF YOU LOVE IT - BUY IT ;~) lowball offers will just be ignored The items shown below the sunset are other items that I have listed on eBay The best way to save on shipping is to allow me to ship multiple items together PLEASE add them to your cart and ask for combined invoice and I will discount shipping ( and probably the item as well ;~) Together these weigh over 1 pound BEFORE I package them so shipping will be at a 2 Pound rate Shipping will be YOUR CHOICE Calculated by eBay depending on howfar you are away from me - LOCAL PICK UP IS FREE All I can do is apologize that shipping costs as much as it does ;~( Alaska Hawaii and all non 48 Statesplease wait for invoice after your purchase For International sales I use the global shipping program from eBay ANY QUESTIONS - Please feel free to contact me Please have a look at my other listings - You never know what you may like me to combine ( If Practical ) Please message me with item numbers if you want to make a bundle purchase I can figure combined postage reduce the cost and make a separate listing for all of them ;~) Thanks Again Until Again - Dave

Price: 34.95 USD

Location: Omaha, Nebraska

End Time: 2024-11-07T14:26:16.000Z

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