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SPECTACULAR ORIGINAL SIGNED BORIS CHEZAR! (1913-2008)SAND OIL PAINTING OF AN COBBLE STREET SCENE WITH HORSE DRAWN CART

A STUNNING ORIGINAL SIGNED "CHEZAR" OIL PAINTING OF AN OLD COBBLE STREET SCENE WITH A HORSE DRAWN CART AND PEOPLE WALKING. YOU CANNOT SEE IT BUT THE PAINTING IS COATED IN SAND GIVING IT A GRAINY FEEL AND LOOK.
BEAUTIFULLY AND PROFESSIONALLY FRAMED.
WITH HANGING BRACKET AT BACK.
VINTAGE PROPABLY FROM THE 1960S TO 1980S ERA.
SUCH A LARGE BORIS CHEZAR PAINTING IN SUCH A GOOD CONDITION IS RARE AND HARD TO FIND. A PIECE OF ART FOR A SERIOUS COLLECTOR.
BORIS CHEZAR IS A RENOWNED AMERICAN (RUSSIAN BORN) PAINTER WHOSE PIECES SELL FOR UP TO $3000 (R45 000) AND A PIECES SIMILAR IN SIZE TO OURS IS AVAILABLE ONLINE RIGHT NOW FOR BETWEEN $200 (R3000) $600 (R9 000) (SEE PHOTOS PLEASE).
ONE CAN SEE WHY HIS ART IS SO HIGHLY PRIZED WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE INCREDIBLE WORKMANSHIP THAT GOES INTO HIS PAINTINGS.
ORIGINAL: IT IS 100 PERCENT ORIGINAL. SEE PHOTOS PLEASE.
SIZE PAINTING: 60CM WIDE 90CM HIGH
Condition: PAINTING IN GOOD CONDITION.
ABOUT THE ARTIST BORIS CHEZAR: Boris was born in New York City in 1913, one of five sons of Russian immigrants. His career lasted over 80 years, up until a few months before his death on December 28,2008.
He began painting in his teens, and was granted acceptance to study at The Cooper Union in New York City. During extensive travels in Mexico and Nova Scotia (Canada), Boris sketched and painted the local flavor. 
During World War II, Boris served in the Army-Air Force, painting huge murals depicting inspirational military themes. After the first one he finished, the commanding officers were 
impressed and asked him to do another, five by 17 feet at the hospital at Ft. Dix, New Jersey. 
The work of Chezar has been exhibited in the Brooklyn Museum sponsored National Print Exhibition and other important group shows at the National Gallery, Washington, and the St. Louis Art Museum to name a few.