Null Romana ARREGUI (1875-1932)
Marchandes dans la rue des Abbesses
Oil on pane…

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Romana ARREGUI (1875-1932) Marchandes dans la rue des Abbesses Oil on panel signed lower right 14 x 18 cm

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Romana ARREGUI (1875-1932) Marchandes dans la rue des Abbesses Oil on panel signed lower right 14 x 18 cm

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SECOND-EMPIRE - HISTORICAL PORTRAITS / Set of 23 proofs (original photographs) of engraved historical portraits, business-card size (6 x 10 cm), each attested on the back by the publishers who signed: CHARLET JACOTIN (photographer 37 rue de Strasbourg - 14) - DURONI MURER (photographer 12 rue Vivienne - 1); Adolphe GOUPIL(1806-1893, one of the most important Art dealers and publishers of the 19th century - 1); G. MEGANCK (publisher 208 rue de Rivoli - 1); A. VILLENEUVE (photographer 152 rue Saint-Honoré - 6)

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Romana ARREGUI (1875-1932) Three expressive portraits OIL ON PANEL signed lower right 27 x 46.5 cm Beautiful gilded stucco frame

Starting price 150 EUR

C. MARCHAND (*1803), Parisian streets on Île de la Cité, 1832, Watercolor Célestin-Eugène Marchand (born 1803 Lons-Le-Saunier): Travelling woman on mule in the streets of Paris on the Île de la Cité with a view of Notre Dame, 1832, Watercolor Technique: Watercolor on Paper, mounted on Paper Inscription: lower left signed: "Marchand". lower left dated: "1832". Date: 1832 Description: The artwork shows an idyllic street scene from a European city, probably 19th century France. The multi-storey buildings and medieval architectural elements dominate the scene. A woman on a donkey can be seen in the foreground, which suggests a narrative component. The sign "A la renommee du bon vin [?]" indicates that there is a winery or wine shop in this street. These details not only offer an insight into the daily life of this era, but also emphasise the historical and cultural nuances of the place depicted. Keywords: Winery; Notre Dame de Paris; European city; 19th century; Street scene; Architecture; Middle Ages; Woman on donkey; Wine; France; Historical depiction; Cultural history; City life; Building; Narrative component; Wash house; Old town; Everyday life; City view; Idyllic; Everyday scene; City architecture;, 19th century, Romanticism, Cities, France, Size: Paper: 26,0 cm x 20,4 cm (10,2 x 8 in)

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Pierre FAVIER (1899-1969), Vieille maison au Bruel (Saint-Jean-du-Bruel), Aveyron, huile sur panneau, signée et datée "Pierre Favier 1932" en bas à gauche, titré au revers, tampon à l'encre du marchand de fournitures "Lucien Lefebvre-Foinet 19, Rue Vavin & 2, Rue Bréa - Paris" - 24 x 33 cm environ

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