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Exquisite oil on canvas titled "Sailing Ship at Sea".
Oil on canvas, cherished in the classical tradition of seascape and ship painting, by the British School.
British 19th-century production.
There is a label from an art gallery/dealer describing the canvas and its dating.
Slight signs of aging and wear clearly visible in the photo.
Photo as an integral part of the lot description.
Insured and traceable shipping.

Squisito olio su tela intitolato "Veliero in navigazione".
Olio su tela caro alla classica pittura dedicata al mare e alle navi da parte della Scuola Britannica.
Produzione britannica del XIX secolo.
Presente etichetta della galleria d'arte/antiquario rivenditore con descrizione della tela e datazione.
Segni lievi del tempo e dell'usura ben visibili in foto.
Foto come parte integrante della descrizione del lotto.

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British school (XIX) - Veliero in navigazione

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Oil on canvas painting titled Veliero in navigazione, attributed to a 19th‑century British School artist, unsigned, depicting a maritime landscape, produced in the United Kingdom, classical style, 37.5 by 47.5 cm, dated to the XIX century.

British school (XIX) - Veliero in navigazione

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Oil on canvas painting titled Veliero in navigazione, attributed to a 19th‑century British School artist, unsigned, depicting a maritime landscape, produced in the United Kingdom, classical style, 37.5 by 47.5 cm, dated to the XIX century.

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