Null German genre painter late 19th century, night scene in grisaille with a pai…

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German genre painter late 19th century, night scene in grisaille with a pair of musicians accompanied by a fluting harlequin in front of a wine cellar, fine grisaille painting in oil on cardboard over chipboard, unsigned, minimal rubbing, 65 x 52 cm, framed 77 x 63 cm

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German genre painter late 19th century, night scene in grisaille with a pair of musicians accompanied by a fluting harlequin in front of a wine cellar, fine grisaille painting in oil on cardboard over chipboard, unsigned, minimal rubbing, 65 x 52 cm, framed 77 x 63 cm

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