Éuropean school (XX) - San Francisco Sunset

- Oil on canvas. Original canvas.

- Lively street scene depicting a sunset in San Francisco in the early 20th century.

- Image dimensions without frame: 50 x 60 cm

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We invite you to bid with confidence on pieces from our gallery. Each work we offer is original, unique and unrepeatable, selected with the utmost care and authenticity. Whether you are looking for a piece to enrich your personal collection or to add exceptional value to your space, Montbaron Gallery offers you a secure and transparent platform to bid easily and professionally. Art auctions are the perfect place to discover works that could become the heart of your collection. Here, you are not only acquiring art, you are investing in something that will grow in value over time, both aesthetically and culturally significant. Montbaron Gallery pieces not only reflect the talent of established artists, but also have the power to transform spaces and enrich lives. Do not miss this opportunity to be part of something unique. Bidding on a Montbaron Gallery artwork is more than a transaction; it is an act of appreciation for art in its purest form. We invite you to bid with passion and join us on this exciting journey of discovery and celebration of art. Your next favorite work is waiting for you!

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