French school (XIX) - Camino de campo

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€ 6
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Estimate  € 400 - € 500
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€6
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Camino de campo is an unsigned 19th-century French School landscape, painted in oil on canvas and sold with a frame.

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Description from the seller

Title: Country Road
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School: French School (19th century)
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Style: Landscape Impressionism with naturalist influence
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Technique: Oil on canvas
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State: Condition corresponding to its age. It presents restorations.
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Circle and artistic influence:
Work stylistically linked to the 19th-century French landscape tradition, especially to the naturalist proposals of the Barbizon School and to the pictorial sensitivity of Camille Corot and Charles-François Daubigny. The emphasis given to atmosphere, vegetation, and twilight light reflects the transition from Romantic landscape painting toward a more direct interpretation of nature, later developed by Impressionism.
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The composition represents a tranquil rural path that winds between small rises covered with vegetation and broad-leaved trees. The perspective guides the gaze toward a mountainous horizon under a sky partially veiled by clouds, softly illuminated by the day’s last reflections.
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The work stands out for its delicate handling of lighting and for a balanced chromatic range of deep greens, ochre earth tones, and golden hues. The controlled brushwork and atmospheric gradation add depth to the landscape, conveying a sense of serenity and contemplation.
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It is presented with a wide classical wooden frame in brown and gold tones, with stepped moldings and a delicate pearling ornamentation on the inner border. Its aged-looking finish complements the painting’s traditional character.
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Observations:
The work may incur damage during transport even with proper packaging. In such a case, we will require photographs of the damage to proceed with compensation. Customer satisfaction is always our priority.
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Exceptionally, shipping costs may be affected by a surcharge due to causes such as being outside a continental territory, excessive dimensions, or weight of the item. PremiArt will in no case cover this surcharge.
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The courier that must cross the Swiss border may be delayed far more than normal, so, if possible, to expedite processing, we will provide the customs number that is withholding the shipment so that the customer can unlock it and thus it can reach its destination. Experience has taught us that this is the most effective solution for both parties.
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Due to the high volume of shipments, the order may be delayed more than three days, for which we apologize and thank you for your patience. Any questions about your order please contact us via internal messaging.
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Dimensions: 25 × 34.5 cm
Dimensions with frame: 42 × 50 cm

Title: Country Road
ㅤ
School: French School (19th century)
ㅤ
Style: Landscape Impressionism with naturalist influence
ㅤ
Technique: Oil on canvas
ㅤ
State: Condition corresponding to its age. It presents restorations.
ㅤ
Circle and artistic influence:
Work stylistically linked to the 19th-century French landscape tradition, especially to the naturalist proposals of the Barbizon School and to the pictorial sensitivity of Camille Corot and Charles-François Daubigny. The emphasis given to atmosphere, vegetation, and twilight light reflects the transition from Romantic landscape painting toward a more direct interpretation of nature, later developed by Impressionism.
ㅤ
The composition represents a tranquil rural path that winds between small rises covered with vegetation and broad-leaved trees. The perspective guides the gaze toward a mountainous horizon under a sky partially veiled by clouds, softly illuminated by the day’s last reflections.
ㅤ
The work stands out for its delicate handling of lighting and for a balanced chromatic range of deep greens, ochre earth tones, and golden hues. The controlled brushwork and atmospheric gradation add depth to the landscape, conveying a sense of serenity and contemplation.
ㅤ
It is presented with a wide classical wooden frame in brown and gold tones, with stepped moldings and a delicate pearling ornamentation on the inner border. Its aged-looking finish complements the painting’s traditional character.
ㅤ
Observations:
The work may incur damage during transport even with proper packaging. In such a case, we will require photographs of the damage to proceed with compensation. Customer satisfaction is always our priority.
ㅤ
Exceptionally, shipping costs may be affected by a surcharge due to causes such as being outside a continental territory, excessive dimensions, or weight of the item. PremiArt will in no case cover this surcharge.
ㅤ
The courier that must cross the Swiss border may be delayed far more than normal, so, if possible, to expedite processing, we will provide the customs number that is withholding the shipment so that the customer can unlock it and thus it can reach its destination. Experience has taught us that this is the most effective solution for both parties.
ㅤ
Due to the high volume of shipments, the order may be delayed more than three days, for which we apologize and thank you for your patience. Any questions about your order please contact us via internal messaging.
ㅤ
Dimensions: 25 × 34.5 cm
Dimensions with frame: 42 × 50 cm

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
French school (XIX)
Title of artwork
Camino de campo
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Europe
Condition
Good condition
Height
42 cm
Width
50 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
19th century
Sold by
Spain (Mainland)Verified
1793
Objects sold
96.18%
Private

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