Romain Steppe Belgian Impressionist Marine Seascape with Sailing Boats
Located in Nottingham, GB
The painting is housed in a substantial and highly decorative gilt frame, giving the work an overall width of approximately 155 cm and making it particularly suited to a large interi...
Canvas
19th Century Belgian Oil on Canvas Painting by Romain Steppe in Original Frame
Located in Dallas, TX
Belgian painter Romain Steppe found enduring inspiration along the waterways surrounding Antwerp, where sailing vessels, quiet riverbanks, and the changing effects of northern light ...
Canvas, Giltwood, Paint
Nocturne sur l'escaut by Romain Steppe
By Romain Steppe 2
Located in Los Angeles, CA
19th century oil painting on canvas signed by Romain Steppe. Measurements of canvas height 27.50" by width 39.38".
Canvas
Sunset on a July Evening
By Romain Steppe
Located in Naples, Florida
Born in Antwerp in 1859, Steppe studied art under the direction of Van Haarde, Boland and Meyers who all in turn helped develop the young artist’s technique and direction. Steppe wa...
Oil
Oil on Canvas, Ships at Sunset Signed Lower Left "Romain Steppe"
Located in Houston, TX
Oil on canvas signed Romain Steppe at the lower left of the painting (Belgian 1859-1927) Well done and in beautiful condition.
Paint
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