Simon Karczmar Havdalah Mixed Media - Judaica

Item/Description: Signed mixed media watercolor and pastel by Polish artist, Simon Natan Karczmar (1903 -1982). Charming depiction of a father and young son performing the candlelit Havdalah ceremony,

Item/Description: Signed mixed media watercolor and pastel by Polish artist, Simon Natan Karczmar (1903 -1982). Colorful depiction of three Jewish musicians dressed in traditional garb of Turn of the

Item/Description: A pair of Judaic themed mixed media pastel and watercolor on paper drawings by Polish artist, Simon Natan Karczmar (1903-1982). Each depicts a Jewish holiday: Succoth (harvest festiv

Item/Description: Signed mixed media watercolor and pastel by Polish artist, Simon Natan Karczmar ( 1903 -1982). Depicts night scene in village, man walking with lantern. Beautiful hues, dreamy. Artis

Simon Karczmar, Shtetl Paintings (2)Simon Natan Karczmar (Polish/Israeli 1903-1982)Two mixed media, watercolors, gouache and pastel on paperDimension: framed: 10.7” x 12.7”; sight: 5.7” x 7”Si

A Jewish man lighting Hanukkah candles, Mixed media on paper (attached to cardboard), 20 x 16 cm, Signed

Hasidic dance, Mixed media on paper (attached to cardboard), 31 x 21 cm, Signed

A man with goats in the Jewish village landscape, Mixed media on paper (attached to cardboard), 16 x 20 cm, Signed

Dancing in a circle around the campfire on the beach, Mixed media on paper (attached to cardboard), 20 x 31 cm, Signed

Man carrying buckets of water in the Jewish village, Mixed media on paper (attached to cardboard), 19 x 15 cm, Signed

SIMON NATAN KARCZMAR [1903-82], WATERCOLORS, THREE H 6"-7.5",:Both signed at the lower right, they appear to be of mixed medium, with watercolor, gouache, and pastel. Includes one depicting a man walk

Simon KarczmarPolish Jewish (1903-1982)Untitled (Water Carrier)oil on canvas signed lower right15.5 x 11.5 inches

Simon KarczmarPolish (1903-1982)Untitled (Rabbi Playing Chess)oil on canvassigned lower right10 x 8 inches

Simon Karczmar (Polish, 1903-1982) Judaica Oil Painting of Musicians. Oil on canvas. Signed in bottom right corner. Painting measures 18 inches x 13.5 inches. Frame measures 25.5 inches x 21.5 inches.

Listed Mid-Century Artist Henry Newman (American, 1923-1996) signed and 1981dated, Judaica theme collage & mixed media painting. Framed. Artwork- 13.5 in x 10.25, framed- 21.5 in x 17 in.

Simon Karczmar (Polish, 1903-1982) Judaica "Village scene," depicting figures and animals in village square, signed in pencil lower right "S. Karczmar," inscribed lower left "E/A," lithograph on paper

A mixed media Judaica sculpture by Israeli artist and sculptor Yaacov Heller (born 1941). Sterling silver, brass, metal, acrylic, and other elements. A whimsical three dimensional plaque depiction of

**Originally Listed At $1000** Simon Bull (British-born in 1958, American citizen in 2011). "Muhammad Ali Reflections CXLIV" mixed media on canvas, 2008. Hand-signed by both Muhammad Ali and Simon Bul

Rita Simon (Atirnomis), mixed media, Rita Simon aka "Atirnomis" (American, b. 1938), Untitled, 1972, mixed media drawing and collage on paper, signed "Atirmonis" and dated at lower right, with signed

(lot of 5) Unframed mixed media collages on watercolor paper, 1985, dated and signed lower right Vera Simons (Vera Habrecht Simons, Germany, United States, 1920-2012), (one) unsigned, sheet: approx 22

Simon Sparrow - mixed media outsider wall sculpture. Carl Hammer Gallery label on reverse. 44-3/8" x 32" x 4-1/4". 

Simon Evans (British, b. 1972), "Ghosts you Know," 2004, paper, ink, and tape mixed media wall relief, signed and dated verso, overall: 4.25"h x 7.5"w x 1"d. Provenance: purchase from Jack Hanley Gall

Item/Description: Untitled, abstract mixed media on canvas rendering by Mosche Katz depicts worshippers at the Wailing Wall, Jerusalem Israel. Artist's signature bottom right in Hebrew: Moshe. Serial/

Attributed to Simon Avissar, Israeli, Moroccan, born 1938, a pair of symmetrical mixed media paintings on board depicting an Expressionist Figurative portraits. Each is framed. Simon Avissar, the pain