An exquisite Lithograph creation, enhanced with watercolour, gouache, and presented on paper by the renowned artist Paul Casberg, this piece titled "The rider with the hunting birds, in a suit of the XVII century" showcases the mastery of Casberg's skills. Created in the early XX century and bearing the distinctive mark "Falkener XVII Jahrhundert Aquarell" on the front, the artwork's reverse side holds rich history and connection to Berlin in 1944. Casberg's immense contribution to The Eickhorn firm has led to spectacular designs like the SA Feldherrnhalle Leader's Dagger and other third Reich edged weapons. Framed in a luxurious 25x20 leather-like black frame, this double-sided piece is accompanied by a photograph of Casberg at work and a '78 original rendering by artist Brian Molloy. The original artwork for an Army officers degan demonstrates unparalleled detail and color depth, making this a must-have piece for serious collectors.

Discover the brilliant work of Mark Kalpin, a prolific artist born in 1926 in Ukraine. This breathtaking oil painting, titled "Rainbow" (1988), is crafted on masonite and measures 47 x 60. Signed lower left as MK88, it's a testament to Kalpin's deep connection with nature and his love for humanity. Having served as a military pilot during World War II, Mark pursued his dream of becoming a professional artist by graduating from the Tartu Academy of Fine Arts. He devoted himself to painting landscapes and still-lifes, seeking harmony in nature and establishing it in his works. Experience his ability to catch all varieties of colors, making the painting come alive and breathe. For more details on his exhibitions and galleries, visit [link](https://alexandergallery.biz/artist.php?id=authors_details&author_id=54).