The piece is a set of two original watercolor portraits done by Frederick Bidigare. The first watercolor depicts an older seated man with his arms crossed. He is positioned in the center and looks directly at the viewer. The background is less detailed, making the attention strictly on the man. The second portrait is of a younger man. His arms are also crossed but we get to see more of his body. He is seated but his body is positioned on an angle. Due to the similarities the portraits maybe a younger and older version of the same man.
 
Bidigare is a contemporary artist who attended the University of Detroit. His work as been shown all around the world. He is known for working in watercolor, especially for his portraiture. 
 
The painting is in good condition. 
 
Dimensions: 6 1/2" X 11"