Oil on canvas representing the allegory of sight.
This painting is actually composed of two paintings attached and relined. Was it a diptych or a series of several paintings, two of which would have been joined together?
Oil on canvas depicting Sainte Barbara, on its original canvas, original gilded wooden frame.
XVII century,
Italy.
Oil on canvas, genre scene. It is probably about Suzanne Simonin, the narrator of Denis Diderot’s memoir “La Religieuse”, which is an ode to the freedom to choose one’s destiny…
18th century.
Italian school, entourage of Giuseppe Bonito.
Oil on canvas, portrait of a gentleman,
Remarkable painting for lovers of old fabrics, and provocative looks, to look at it is to plunge into a world where everything is only “luxury, calm and pleasure”.
Circa 1700,
Italy
Oil on canvas “portrait of a woman with an ermine coat”,
Signed: Edward, dated: 1855
Oil on canvas (ancient doubling)
Portrait of a Lady with her dog,
Company of Donatien Nonnotte
Sculpted wooden original frame
Circa 1740
France
Oil on canvas by French painter Jean Hubert Gautier (1872-1930), a little boy dressed in blue, smiling, in 1896.
Signed “Hubert Gautier 96” on the lower right corner.
Gilded wooden frame.
Around 1896
France
5 panels of painted wallpapers from the first part of the 19th century.
Rural and animated landscape.
Limited prints (3)
signed by Didier Ben Loulou
Silk and embroiddered panel
Regency
England