European School (XIX) - Melancholie am Teich

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€ 150
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Estimate  € 350 - € 450
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€150

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Oil painting on canvas titled Melancholie am Teich, a late 19th-century realistic landscape in the Barbizon school style, produced in Europe by the European School (XIX), signed and sold with a frame.

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Description from the seller

Oil painting on canvas
Signed and possibly with a dedication
Realistic mood landscape of the late 19th century, painted in oil on a flax linen canvas.
Executed in the pre-Impressionist style of the Barbizon School.
The painting shows some light signs of wear in places. (See pictures)
The frame is included at no extra cost.
Any damage or defects will not be accepted in case of cancellation or complaint.

Oil painting on canvas
Signed and possibly with a dedication
Realistic mood landscape of the late 19th century, painted in oil on a flax linen canvas.
Executed in the pre-Impressionist style of the Barbizon School.
The painting shows some light signs of wear in places. (See pictures)
The frame is included at no extra cost.
Any damage or defects will not be accepted in case of cancellation or complaint.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
European School (XIX)
Title of artwork
Melancholie am Teich
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Europe
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
48 cm
Width
35.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Barbizon school
Period
19th century
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Objects sold
100%
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