Maude Caldecott - Paysage Édouardien






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Oil on canvas landscape titled Paysage Édouardien by Maude Caldecott, 1905, French origin, Impressionism, 97 × 77 cm, signed by hand, sold with its original frame and glass, in good condition.
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Description:
Superb and rare oil painting on canvas from the Edwardian era, depicting a romantic and luminous riverscape. The work demonstrates a very fine technical mastery, with subtle handling of atmospheric light, reflections in the water, and rural architecture.
• Artist: Maude Caldecott (Artist active in the late 19th – early 20th centuries).
• Date: 1905 (Signed and dated at the bottom right “Maude Caldecott. 1905.”).
• Medium: Oil on canvas.
• Condition: Fine antique condition, presented in its original frame equipped with a protective glass.
• Authenticity guaranteed by historical marking: The back of the canvas bears the authentic ink stamp of the prestigious London art-supplies firm “Reeves & Sons, Limited. London,” with its famous greyhound logo at the center. This exact stamp model was used between 1890 and 1916, which indisputably certifies the period and British origin of the work.
Description:
Superb and rare oil painting on canvas from the Edwardian era, depicting a romantic and luminous riverscape. The work demonstrates a very fine technical mastery, with subtle handling of atmospheric light, reflections in the water, and rural architecture.
• Artist: Maude Caldecott (Artist active in the late 19th – early 20th centuries).
• Date: 1905 (Signed and dated at the bottom right “Maude Caldecott. 1905.”).
• Medium: Oil on canvas.
• Condition: Fine antique condition, presented in its original frame equipped with a protective glass.
• Authenticity guaranteed by historical marking: The back of the canvas bears the authentic ink stamp of the prestigious London art-supplies firm “Reeves & Sons, Limited. London,” with its famous greyhound logo at the center. This exact stamp model was used between 1890 and 1916, which indisputably certifies the period and British origin of the work.
