Oil on Canvas "Officier Des Ordres Des Palmes Académiques"

Mid-19th Century oil on canvas, “Portrait of an Ecclesiastic”, by Italian painter Amadeo Augero (1799-1885). Painted holding his holy book, and wearing his sombre robes, this serious...

Portrait of 'A Fisherman with his Pipe' in oil on canvas, within a finely moulded giltwood frame. The painting is signed on the lower left hand side – possibly by an artist named Ple...

A small oil on canvas, “Still Life with Fish and Crustaceans”, by the great Provencal painter Victor Coste (1844-1923). Born in Marseille, Coste went on to study at the Ecole des Bea...

A nice portrait in a gilded wooden frame, from the 19th century. Bought in a castle in the south of France. Quite often nowadays, the lords and ladies have to sell some of their f...

A sun-drenched provençal landscape is brought vividly to life in this 20th century post- impressionist style oil-on-canvas. Undulating hills in the distance provide an evocative back...

A delightful oil on canvas, “At the Fountain”, by the Provençal artist Bernard Langrune (1889 – 1961). Known for his paintings of regional scenes, from pastoral views to city snapshots, Langrune has beautifully captured this atmospheric moment in a quiet and shadowy corner of a French town. You can almost hear the splashing...

Tuileries garden post-impressionist study (circa 1950, Paris, artist unknown). Pleasing color usage depicting parkgoers in the tranquil park setting. Original frame. Unsigned, but ti...

A fantastic vintage Original oil on canvas. A chic shoreline composition with beautiful palm trees. Signed by the artist. Beautiful framed in a watched carved frame. Acquired from a ...

We present you this incredibly alluring artwork, titled 'Square des Batignolles.' It is an oil painting on canvas and signed by the artist, Robert Delval (1934-). It dates to 2012, making it a very contemporary piece. The artist's playful use of colours, perspective, depth, and form in this artwork demonstrates the influence of the artistic styles of Henri Matisse and Pierre Bonnard, which Robert Delval saw as artistic inspirations. Robert Delval, born in 1934 in Montmartre, Paris, cultivated his artistic skills amidst the street painters of his childhood neighbourhood, drawing inspiration from books and museums. At twenty-five, he embarked on a European and American journey armed solely with brushes and notebooks. Upon returning to France, he divided his time, spending spring and summer on the Mediterranean coast and autumn and winter in Megève, selling his watercolours to passers-by, including the likes of Françoise Sagan. One of his small gouache pieces, depicting a view of the Luxembourg Garden, caught the eye of André Roussard, a Montmartre framer...

Oil on canvas signed and dated, countersigned et dated in the back by Nicole Courmier 1970.

18th century master untitled oil on canvas. Figural religious scene, possibly Mary visiting St. Anne. Frame is in carved giltwood and painted black. Size...

A large oil-on-canvas painting, representing an exotic dreamy palm tree on a colourful pastel backdrop. Entitled ‘Palm’s Parade’, and dated 1980, the painting borders a palm tree wit...