A Gallant Scene In A Park Copiste A. Monticelli

  
A gallant scene in a park - a copyist. The misfortune of monticelli, this is quont circulated many false in his lifetime, but even more in twenty or thirty years after his death. He painted all sorts of subjects and particularly the love scenes inspired by watteau. Monticelli painting back panels of walnut moldings salvaged from old chests, destroyed on this occasion.

The painting shown here is an oil on mahogany panel media type frequently used by his copyists say even Stamegna savior, to whom this piece was shown in 2000, this appears among others. \Henri Rolland, Francois Maury, oudautres? We know that the first always signed his works named the artist that he imitated (which is the case here). Quoiquil be, the modest asking price Luvre proposed, does not pretend in any way initiate of experts quarrels disputing it paints with strong ratings, but only in harmony with the old dune painting worth more than one hundred of years and with some interest.

Oil on mahogany panel representing a gallant scene in a park. The item \The seller is \This item can be shipped to the following countries: France.

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