French School (XX) - Bouquet variopinto in vaso blu





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Oil on canvas still life by the French School (XX), titled Bouquet variopinto in vaso blu, dating to 1960–1970, depicting flowers in a blue vase, signed, 50 × 70 cm, France, original edition, in good condition, sold without frame, accompanied by authentication from Casa d’Aste Brina, Ferrara.
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French School of the 20th century. Original oil painting on canvas.
Pink, yellow, white and light-blue flowers gather in a blue vase, on a softly graduated blue background. The different petals give rhythm to the composition.
Signature present on the painting, as visible in the photographs.
Technique: oil on canvas.
Dimensions without frame: 50 × 70 cm (height × width).
Period: 20th century.
Sold without a frame.
Conditions: generally good condition, with possible minor signs of aging and handling, as shown in the photographs.
Work accompanied by an authenticity certificate issued by Casa d’Aste Brina, Ferrara.
Careful, protective packing for shipment.
Note on images: the back photo is the common reference provided for works of this format; it does not document the specific rear of this individual painting.
French School of the 20th century. Original oil painting on canvas.
Pink, yellow, white and light-blue flowers gather in a blue vase, on a softly graduated blue background. The different petals give rhythm to the composition.
Signature present on the painting, as visible in the photographs.
Technique: oil on canvas.
Dimensions without frame: 50 × 70 cm (height × width).
Period: 20th century.
Sold without a frame.
Conditions: generally good condition, with possible minor signs of aging and handling, as shown in the photographs.
Work accompanied by an authenticity certificate issued by Casa d’Aste Brina, Ferrara.
Careful, protective packing for shipment.
Note on images: the back photo is the common reference provided for works of this format; it does not document the specific rear of this individual painting.

