Tally Filmus, Jewish, Lithograph, "The Wedding" #20/225

Tally Filmus, Jewish, Lithograph, "The Wedding" #20/225, original framing. ; 30h x 22w inches image, 32.5h x 24.5w inches outside frame

"Jewish Wedding" by noted American Jewish painter Tully Filmus (1903 - 1998). Ca. mid 20th century. Oil on canvas painting. This painting depicts a portion of an Eastern European Jewish wedding ceremo

Jovan Obican (1918 - 1986) Lithograph Jewish Wedding. Pencil signed and numbered: #105/600. Jewish Outdoor Wedding with Musicians. Size: 19 x 23"

"The Jewish Wedding" Lithograph by Issachar Ryback, "Paessaggio" Landscape Etching by Basaiti, Village Street Scene Etching Signed by Unknown Artist and Paris Scene Etching signed by Ivon. Largest pie

Description - A Jewish wedding lithograph, signed Kossanof and a color engraving of Judge More Sr. Thomas More's father. Dimensions - Largest - Frame - 24.5" x 21"

Mane Katz, Pencil signed color lithograph. Marriage, Jewish Wedding. Numbered #256 of 300; Mourlot Litho. Original framing. Size: image 24 in. x 30 in.; outer frame 25.5 in. x 31.5 in.

Jewish Wedding Limited Edition Lithograph by Joseph Kossonogi, signed and numbered, 32"W x 23"H

Anatoly Kaplan, Russian Soviet, Jewish, 1903 to 1980, limited edition lithograph on paper, Wedding Jesters, 1965. Signed and dated in pencil lower right. Titled and numbered 6 of 10 editions in pencil

Tully Filmus 1903-1998, American, Hand Colored Lithograph Figures Jewish Dance. size: 30.5 x 21.5, 30.75 x 21.75 outside frame. ASKart: Tully Filmus (1903 - 1998) was active/lived in New York. Tully F

Original Lithograph Pencil Signed By Artist Jossi Stern "The Wedding Dance" Number 106. Artwork Portrays Jersalem Israel with Jewish Figures Dancing Musically at their Wedding in Good Condition Measur

Anatoly Kaplan, 1903 to 1980, limited edition lithograph on paper from the Wedding Circe, circa the 1960s. Signed in pencil lower right. Anatoly Lvovich Kaplan was a Russian Soviet Jewish artist. He s

N. Brenner Vidaise, Lithograph of 18th century Jewish wedding, approx. 16" H x 12" W unframed, 24" H x 20" W framed; Artini of Rabbi with Torah, oil on canvas, framed; Rabbi, approx. 19" H x 116" W; S

. American, c.1980. Of a Jewish wedding in the Shtetel. 23 x 35"

American, c.1980. Hand colored lithograph of a M. Oppenheim 18th century Jewish wedding scene

Color lithograph by Emmanuel Mane-Katz, 1894 to 1962, Jewish artist best known for his depictions of Eastern European shtetl life. The artwork depicts a Jewish wedding. Ca. 1966. Signed by the artist

DESCRIPTION: Two lithograph prints by Jovan Obican: one depicting men and a boy studying the Torah, one depicting a Jewish wedding. Each piece is signed at lower right and numbered at lower left (Tora

Lithograph is signed and framed. Signed with Hebrew letters and a signature of artists name. Appears to be a Jewish wedding, groom appears to be wearing Yamaka and tallit. Drawing is matted on green a

Color lithographs by Nissen Engel, bullfight indistinctly signed, and a Jewish wedding indistinctly signed. Dimensions: (Largest frame) H 28" x W 24" Condition: Some toning, marks to frames.

** Zvi Malnovitzerb.1945 (Israeli)Jewish Weddingoil on canvs27x35 cmsigned lower rightOther Notes: Location: Israel.For estimated delivery time please contact us.Condition report available upon reques

American (New York), mid 20th Century. Oil on board in a later frame. View of an energetic party with musicians and dancers. Signed on lower right. 19.5"h. 27.75"w. (sight). Frame, 24.25"h. 32"w.

Zvi Malnovitzer (b.1945) - Jewish Wedding, Oil on Board. Signed. 30x25cm.

Mane Katz (French Ukrainian, 1894-1962) Oil/c Painting Jewish Wedding. Signed, Framed. size: 26 x 20, 31.5 x 25.5 outside frame.. ASKart: Born 1894 into a religious Jewish family, most of his work cen

Framed Oil on Board "The Jewish Wedding" by Samuel Rothbort, 1950 New York. The frame measures 17 3/4" x 13 3/4" and the painting measures 13 1/4" x 9 1/2"

Impressive colorful Judaica artwork bears the artist signature MANE-KATZ. The auction house does not guarantee that this is indeed the French\Russian artist MANE-KATZ (1894-1962). Oil on canvas attach