Christof Vevers (1962) - Le Moulin Rouge ~ Paris ~ Collection Antoine Blanchard 7

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Description from the seller

Colorful painting on canvas by Christof Vevers, French school.

Beautiful depiction of the charming and playful Parisian neighborhood from bygone times. Paris, late 19th century, in warm color tones. The painting exudes class!

The artwork is professionally painted and is one of the artist's most beloved canvases.

Certificate of authenticity; accompanying expert appraisal will be provided to the buyer.

Signed bottom right and on the back with a dedication and expert seal.

Vevers has dedicated his artistic career to the magical realms of Paris. With the seasons as mood-setters, the painter's love for the French capital is clearly evident. The nostalgic portrayal around the turn of the century with an impressionistic touch forms the artist's own style. Themes such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, Arc de Triomphe, or works like this, are, one and all, beloved masterpieces.

Dimensions without frame: 60 cm x 90 cm.

Fast and reliable worldwide shipping.

Ready to hang.

Careful packaging and insured worldwide shipping.

Seller's Story

Brussels Art Gallery is a Belgian online art gallery, active since 2020. We carefully select classical, modern and contemporary paintings for art lovers and collectors worldwide. Our works have found their way into collections all across Europe and well beyond, from Japan to the United States. Careful presentation, safe packaging and reliable worldwide shipping are central.
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Colorful painting on canvas by Christof Vevers, French school.

Beautiful depiction of the charming and playful Parisian neighborhood from bygone times. Paris, late 19th century, in warm color tones. The painting exudes class!

The artwork is professionally painted and is one of the artist's most beloved canvases.

Certificate of authenticity; accompanying expert appraisal will be provided to the buyer.

Signed bottom right and on the back with a dedication and expert seal.

Vevers has dedicated his artistic career to the magical realms of Paris. With the seasons as mood-setters, the painter's love for the French capital is clearly evident. The nostalgic portrayal around the turn of the century with an impressionistic touch forms the artist's own style. Themes such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, Arc de Triomphe, or works like this, are, one and all, beloved masterpieces.

Dimensions without frame: 60 cm x 90 cm.

Fast and reliable worldwide shipping.

Ready to hang.

Careful packaging and insured worldwide shipping.

Seller's Story

Brussels Art Gallery is a Belgian online art gallery, active since 2020. We carefully select classical, modern and contemporary paintings for art lovers and collectors worldwide. Our works have found their way into collections all across Europe and well beyond, from Japan to the United States. Careful presentation, safe packaging and reliable worldwide shipping are central.
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Details

Sold with frame
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Edition
Original
Artist
Christof Vevers (1962)
Title of artwork
Le Moulin Rouge ~ Paris ~ Collection Antoine Blanchard 7
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
90 cm
Style
Impressionism
Period
2020+
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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