Pair of 18th Century French Louis XVI Framed Watercolors with Protective Glass

This refined pair of 18th-century French pastoral pendant paintings depicts idyllic rural scenes populated by figures engaged in quiet moments of daily life. Painted in oil on canvas...

Decorate a bedroom or study with this charming antique framed watercolors. Crafted in France circa 1860 and set in a pine frame, the artwork ...

Decorate a wall, study, or intimate vignette with this charming pair of antique French genre paintings, created circa 1770. Executed on board and set in their original carved giltwoo...

Decorate a wall with this charming pair of French antique chromolithographs, created circa 1890 and presented as true pendants. Each composition depicts a lively interior scene of ch...

A striking and most decorative pair of Italian 19th century Louis XVI st. gouaches in their original ebonized fruitwood and Mecca frames. Each gouache is framed within elegant eboniz...

Pair of exquisite paintings after Francois Boucher. Signed illegibly in lower left. The frames Are heavily carved and gilt in a medium tone gold. Boucher was a highly Admired artist of the 18th century. His work was very popular with the French Aristocracy. His works were in the rococo style and captured beautiful Garden scenes of romantic figures...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Pair of prints engraved by burin and painted in watercolor; both are a tribute to Cupid; the name Cupid - meaning desire, lust - was given by the Romans to the Greek god of love, actually called Eros. Alternatively, he was called just Love always by the Latins. As the son of Aphrodite, goddess of love, he, like his mother, was capable of any act, even deplorable. In the first print, which has been cut out and shaped, there are two young girls offering God a basket of fruit and a goblet of wine; in the second print a mature woman is about to be hit by Cupid's love arrow; both prints have been made with a beautiful burin engraving, then finished with delicate watercolors. The frames are handmade in gilded wood. The prints were made between 1850 and 1855 by Adrien Nargeol (see signature) a prolific and talented French engraver and were published in the "Journal des Demoiselles...

A rare pair of Flemish 18th century "Verre Églomisé" Reverse Glass Paintings, each depicting riverfront scenes with figures, fishermen castles, co...