European school (XX) - Paesaggio fluviale






Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.
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Fluvial landscape, oil painting on plywood dating from circa 1930–1940, of European origin, hand-signed, 39.5 × 30 cm, with frame included.
Description from the seller
River landscape with a bridge – Oil on plywood – Approximately 1930/1940
Description of the work
Subject: A landscape view depicting a watercourse with tall trees and a small arched bridge in the background.
Technique: Oil painting. Support: Plywood panel.
. The back of the support is clean, free of autograph writings, paper labels or pigment stamps.
Dimensions of the panel: 39.5 x 30 cm.
Signature: Signed at the lower right with a monogram or abbreviation readable as '/Mich' (in Latin characters) or 'Мих' (in Cyrillic characters).
The author has not been identified
Era and style: Approximately 1930/1940.
The constructive materials (the nature of the plywood panel used as the artist's support) and the painting style – characterized by a concise application with bold brushstrokes and a palette based on natural, desaturated tones – are consistent with the production of European landscape painting around the late 1930s to early 1940s.
Painting: The painted layer appears stable. Subtle signs of time consistent with the period and with the wooden support are visible, with no color loss or significant lifting.
Additional notes: The panel is fixed to the frame at the back with metal cabinetmaker's nails. There are residues of old paper/glued tape along the rear margins of the closing frame.
Frame (Provided as a complimentary gift)
Characteristics: Molded frame with a silvered/gold finish and dark fillets.
External dimensions of the frame: 44 x 35 cm.
Note on the frame: The frame is not contemporaneous with the painting and has been associated with the work at a later date. It is provided purely free of charge as a courtesy of the aforementioned lot. Therefore, no disputes are accepted and we do not take responsibility for any damage to it during transport.
The object of the auction and appraisal is exclusively the painting on the panel. Condition.
River landscape with a bridge – Oil on plywood – Approximately 1930/1940
Description of the work
Subject: A landscape view depicting a watercourse with tall trees and a small arched bridge in the background.
Technique: Oil painting. Support: Plywood panel.
. The back of the support is clean, free of autograph writings, paper labels or pigment stamps.
Dimensions of the panel: 39.5 x 30 cm.
Signature: Signed at the lower right with a monogram or abbreviation readable as '/Mich' (in Latin characters) or 'Мих' (in Cyrillic characters).
The author has not been identified
Era and style: Approximately 1930/1940.
The constructive materials (the nature of the plywood panel used as the artist's support) and the painting style – characterized by a concise application with bold brushstrokes and a palette based on natural, desaturated tones – are consistent with the production of European landscape painting around the late 1930s to early 1940s.
Painting: The painted layer appears stable. Subtle signs of time consistent with the period and with the wooden support are visible, with no color loss or significant lifting.
Additional notes: The panel is fixed to the frame at the back with metal cabinetmaker's nails. There are residues of old paper/glued tape along the rear margins of the closing frame.
Frame (Provided as a complimentary gift)
Characteristics: Molded frame with a silvered/gold finish and dark fillets.
External dimensions of the frame: 44 x 35 cm.
Note on the frame: The frame is not contemporaneous with the painting and has been associated with the work at a later date. It is provided purely free of charge as a courtesy of the aforementioned lot. Therefore, no disputes are accepted and we do not take responsibility for any damage to it during transport.
The object of the auction and appraisal is exclusively the painting on the panel. Condition.
