Lomonosov/Leningrad Porcelain Factory first quality production stamped Biscuit Bust from the Soviet Union 1950 productions of Alexander Pushkin, who is considered the founder of Russian Literature.

Width: 15 cm.

Height: 21 cm.

During the existence of the USSR, one of the largest factories for the production of artistic porcelain products was built by M.V. It was the Lomonosov/Leningrad Porcelain Factory named after Lomonosov (LFZ). Even before the 1917 revolution, this factory was the leading porcelain enterprise in the Russian Empire and was therefore called the Imperial Porcelain Factory.

Chinese porcelain vase.

Diameter: 21 cm.

Height: 56 cm.

Oil Painting on Duralite

Signed

Size: 32 x 42 cm.

SADIK ERK

The artist received his first art education from his art teacher Fikret TARHAN in middle school and high school. In 1982, he met MAHMUT CUDA, who would have a radical impact on his paintings. By adopting the technique he used, he painted paintings compatible with objective reality.

"Shalu 2"

Oil Painting on Canvas

Signed

dated 2001

Size: 40 x 40 cm.

Sedef Yılmabaşar Ertugan

Sedef Yılmabaşar Ertugan, the daughter of a ceramicist and painter mother (Jale Yılmabaşar) and an architect/engineer father (Necdet Ertugan), was attracted by colors and textures and decided to become a stylist after graduating from Boğaziçi University, Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management in 1987. He continued his fashion education, which he started in Istanbul, in Paris. After returning to Istanbul, in April 1998, he opened his first personal exhibition called "Kedici" at Işık High School Art Gallery, for the benefit of the Feyziye Schools Foundation. Then, he opened his second personal exhibition at Neyran Art Gallery in November 1999 and his 3rd personal exhibition at Izmir Aphrodie Art Center in May 2000. Additionally, in March 2000, she was chosen as the "Most Successful Woman of 1999 in the Plastic Arts Branch" in the competition organized by the Oriflame company.