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Benjamin Eugène Fichel (1826, Paris – 1895, ibid.) Rococo Scene with Distinguished Gentlemen Playing Cards Fichel was a student of the history painter Paul Delaroche and, with Delaroche’s support, later moved to the studio of Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier. Beginning in 1849, he regularly exhibited his finely painted small cabinet paintings featuring elegant 18th-century motifs at the Salon, and they quickly found many admirers. Oil on panel. Signed lower left and dated 1861. 21.4 cm x 27.1 cm. Probably original frame. Oil on panel. Signed and dated 1861.
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