Peter Pappot, Art Gallery Peter Pappot, Dutch, Belgian and French painters

New Aquisitions

	Laying Nude €25.000-€50.000 Tom Wesselman 9.00cm x 22.00cm More info
	Three Figures €50.000-€75.000 Karel Appel 80.00cm x 100.00cm More info
	Portrait of a woman in background parrots Price on request Jean Pierre Cassigneul 92.00cm x 72.00cm More info
	Mother with three girls near the seaside €25.000-€50.000 Bernard de Hoog 76.00cm x 60.00cm More info
	Portrait of a lady with fair hair €75.000-€100.000 Isaac Israels 80.00cm x 60.00cm More info
	Dancers in a temple €10.000-€25.000 Victor Lagye 55.00cm x 70.00cm More info
	Piazza della Signoria, Florence Italy Isaac Israels 80.00cm x 65.00cm More info
	La loge à l'Opéra €25.000-€50.000 Jean-Gabriel Domergue 56.00cm x 46.00cm More info
	Two figures €25.000-€50.000 L. Lucebert 146.00cm x 98.00cm More info
	Standing Lady €75.000-€100.000 Jean Pierre Cassigneul 80.00cm x 65.00cm More info
	Red tulips in a blue gingerpot Price on request Jan Sluijters 49.00cm x 64.00cm More info
	Groupe de Chevaux au Paddock Price on request Raoul Dufy 50.00cm x 23.00cm More info
	Two girls standing on the beach, Viareggio, Italy Price on request Isaac Israels 80.00cm x 60.00cm More info
	Sitting nude. French postimpressionism Price on request Edouard Vuillard 63.00cm x 80.00cm More info
	Short Hair (1926) €4.500 Kees van Dongen 36.00cm x 27.00cm More info

Expositions

PAN Amsterdam 2012

For 25 years PAN Amsterdam has been the leading contemporary fair for art, antiques and design. The fair is a must for every art lover. PAN Amsterdam has many faces: contemporary and modern art and design go hand in hand with objects that have a long history—a beach scene by Cézanne, a 16th-century Madonna, a spectacular glass chandelier.

Quality is all important. Every object is vetted for authenticity, artistic quality and condition before the fair opens. More than eighty experts are responsible for this. Any object that does not satisfy the strict criteria is immediately removed from the fair. This inspires confidence and assurance, whether you are buying a costly old master or a Roman glass for €800. In 2011 PAN Amsterdam attracted 51,693 visitors — young and old, from museums to private art enthusiasts, art advisors and interior designers. PAN Amsterdam is an inspiring place for anyone who loves beauty; wants to give their home an individual identity, is looking for a gift with a history, or simply falls in love with that beautiful little cabinet or that painting which sends shivers down your spine.