Euphemie Muraton

Chrysanthemums and fruit in a basket

One of three still-life paintings by the French flower painter Germain-Theodore Ribot.

"Skull and butterflies " Oil on canvas (Painting with restored frame 19th century 83x66 cm.) Comes with symbolism plaque/label* Through philosophy the mind flourishes The human mind (portrayed by the skull) flourishes and thrives (depicted by the butterflies, used as a positive symbol and symbolize resurrection) through philosophy and understanding oneself (books represent knowledge). Just like the caterpillars metamorphose into butterflies, able to grasp more of the world, the mind has the ability to transform and gain a greater comprehension. Painted entirely from life The Painting’s Qualities Lyubena Fox...

A remarkable work by Charles Nicolas Etienne Mayre, an academic painter born in Choisy le Roi near Paris in 1819. He studied with the masters Michel-Martin Drolling and Leon Cogniet...

Very beautiful French school painting of the early 20th century representing a floral arrangement of roses and lilies in a vase. A beautiful work réalised with delicacy and a choice...

Beautiful 19th Century French School oil on canvas signed on the right by L. Judenne and dated 1900. The painting represents a floral composition .in a very good general condition, ...

An esquisitively detailed and beautifully portrayed vase of flowers that include Petunias, Geraniums, Michaelmas Daisies and other summer blooms by early 20th Century British artist ...