Dutch school (XIX) - De la brume matinale, au crépuscule imaginaire
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The pair of marine paintings, titled “De la brume matinale, au crépuscule imaginaire”, is an unsigned oil work from 1830, listed as French in origin and from the 19th century, and comes with frames.
| Height | 41 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 60 cm |
| Artist | Dutch school (XIX) · More Dutch school |
| Technique | Oil painting |
| Title | De la brume matinale, au crépuscule imaginaire |
| Signature | Not signed |
| Condition | Good condition |
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