“Twilight” 23 x 26 1/2 Fauvist Oil Painting-Circa 1950s-Maxim Bugzester
The painting shows the color mastery and sophistication. Bugzester created a style and ethos that are identifiable. The colors in Bugzester’s paintings are balanced, vibrant and typically restrained by dark-edged contours and shapes.
Romantic Sexual Couple 6″ x 8 1/2″ Oil Painting on Wood-1940s-Maxim Bugzester
The painting shows the color mastery and sophistication. Bugzester created a style and ethos that are identifiable. The colors in Bugzester’s paintings are balanced, vibrant and typically restrained by dark-edged contours and shapes.
Long-Haired Girl in Purple 20 x 16 Oil Painting-1930s/40s-Maxim Bugzester
Bugzester created a style and ethos that are identifiable. The colors in Bugzester’s paintings are balanced, vibrant and typically restrained by dark-edged contours and shapes. His compositions, while often complex, have the appearance of necessity.
Portrait of a Man a Green Jacket 18 x 14 Oil Painting-1930s/40s-Maxim Bugzester
Bugzester created a style and ethos that are identifiable. The colors in Bugzester’s paintings are balanced, vibrant and typically restrained by dark-edged contours and shapes. His compositions, while often complex, have the appearance of necessity.
Portrait of a Woman with Scarf 12 x 9 Oil Painting-1930s/40s-Maxim Bugzester
Bugzester created a style and ethos that are identifiable. The colors in Bugzester’s paintings are balanced, vibrant and typically restrained by dark-edged contours and shapes. His compositions, while often complex, have the appearance of necessity.
Portrait of Robert Philipp 14 x 11 Oil Painting-1940s?-Maxim Bugzester-1910-1978
It apparently depicts the New York artist friend of Maxim Bugzester, Robert Philipp. The painting is in very good condition. See the photos. The painting shows the color mastery and sophistication.
Workers in a Field 15 1/2 x 19 1/2 Fauvist Oil Painting-1950s-Maxim Bugzester
The painting shows the color mastery and sophistication. Bugzester created a style and ethos that are identifiable. The colors in Bugzester’s paintings are balanced, vibrant and typically restrained by dark-edged contours and shapes.