Experience the tranquil beauty of nature with "The unknown artist. Flowers. (1987)." This stunning oil painting on cardboard captures the ethereal essence of blooming flowers in a way that resonates with the soul. The delicate brush strokes, masterfully placed on a 60 x 41 canvas, evoke feelings of serenity and wonder. Signed on the lower left, this artwork represents a mysterious connection with the artist, making it a unique and prized possession for any art lover. Add this piece to your collection to bring a touch of elegance and timeless beauty to your space.

Oil on canvas depiction of the ARKHANGELSKOYE Manor, the Yusupov estate near Moscow. This iconic piece is a representation of classicism and is simultaneously recognized as a treasured cultural artifact. The artwork is from the talented brush of E.Veydemanis, a Latvian artist known for his deep-rooted connections with Moscow, both through his studies and his life's work. E.Veydemanis, whose lineage carries an artistic legacy (with his father, Karlis, also being a painter), studied architecture in Latvia and delved into painting in Moscow. This particular attraction of the Yusupov estate was frequently captured by Veydemanis and earned him the Award of the Government of Moscow in 2003. This specific painting, showcasing his undeniable skill and love for the subject, carries the signature "E.Veydemanis" on the bottom left, and on the reverse side, a tag from Hudfond RFSR with the details "ARKHANGELSKOYE Manor. Yusupov" dated 1980.

Fisherman's Boat (1925) is a stunning work of art, gouache on paper, by the renowned Spanish artist Gabriel Fiol. Measuring 18.5 x 10.5, this lovely watercolor captures the rustic essence of marine life, evoking the timeless beauty of the sea. The artist's signature, "Fiol," is located in the lower right corner. This piece embodies the vibrant artistry of the early 20th century and would make an exquisite addition to any collection.

"Seaside in Egypt" is a captivating representation of the Egyptian coastline, rendered by the accomplished German artist, Grimm Heimer. This piece, painted in 1965, stands as a testament to Heimer's skill and eye for detail. Painted on masonite, it showcases a unique blend of color and form. Heimer's intriguing history is rich with experiences. Notably, he studied under the renowned Paul Klee at the Munich Academy of Art. Despite the challenges of his time, including being a propaganda-drawer during WWII and being taken prisoner by the Americans, Heimer's artistic spirit remained undeterred. Later, during his stay in the US between 1959 and 1962, he painted the portraits of presidents D. Eisenhower and J. Kennedy. This artwork, "Seaside in Egypt", draws inspiration from his trip to Egypt in 1965. Furthermore, Heimer's acclaim was cemented when Walther Scheel, President of the SFV, visited him in Wunsiedel in 1976. For more on Heimer's travels, visit [Heiner Grimm's Travel Page](http://www.heinergrimm.de/pages/reisen.html).