Oil On Canvas - Portrait Of A Man - Restauration Period

Restauration period trumeau in stuccoed and gilded wood Large oil on canvas depicting a lively scene on the theme of charity. Original mercury glass Very good condition

Louis Joseph Toussaint Rossignon (1780-1871) . Oil on canvas depicting a historical scene in the history of France, the day of the dupes, where King Louis XIII, against all odds, renews his confidence in Cardinal Richelieu, to the dismay of the mother of the king, Marie de Medici. Signed lower right Rossignon and dated 1847. Handwritten inscription on the back on the frame: Richelieu - Versailles - jour des dupes by Rossignon 1847. The painter Louis Joseph Toussaint Rossignon, specialist in historical scenes, was much appreciated by King Philippe...

Oil on canvas representing a mother and her child returning to the setting sun, bundle of wood under her arm in a countryside landscape. Superb and thick original frame in wood an...

Oil on canvas Dutch school of the 18th century Animated scene - scene of life as a storm approaches on a bay probably in the North Sea in Holland, a fisherman moors his boat, a peas...

This rare German 19th-century portrait oil painting presents a gentleman of the Coburg Aristocracy. He is dressed in the style of the Biedermeier and early Victorian periods and was ...

We call him “Dr. House”, because he feels so calm, experienced and confident. This beautifully painted oil portrait dates from about 1780 and the antique frame fits this stately appe...

Step back in time with this compelling Vintage Traditional Original 19th Century Oil Portrait On Canvas, a captivating glimpse into history and a testament to enduring artistry. This...

French oil on canvas portrait of a man c. 1800. The bourgeois gent depicted here displays the cliched hand-in-waistcoat mannerism of the 18th and early 19th century. He’s wearing wha...