LARGE OIL PAINTING Continental School 19th Century Fine Quality Piece

Oil Painting Ref 110246
 
OLD MASTER OIL PAINTING CONTINENTAL SCHOOL 18th Century in a Gold Frame

Description. 

Late 18th century Piece

“Good Condition on canvas"

Good condition Canvas , Professional cleaned  , Lovely  Frame .Ready to hang.

” see pictures”

Fine Original Antique 18th Century French School

OLD MASTER OIL PAINTING

Old Thames Scene GOLD GILT FRAME

NEW COLLECTION Of RARE PIECES OF FRENCH HISTORY

( 18th century )

Title: Coastly Shipwreck Scene 

Artist: Attributed To Claude Joesph Vernet as we have no paperwork

Signed : no

Provenance: john Castagno art
signature directory

Medium : Oil painting on canvas

Condition: Good

Country: French school

Frame size : 29 in x 23 in
( 74 cm x 59 cm)

Canvas size : 29 " x 22 "
 
 
Claude-Joseph Vernet was the leading French landscape painter (with Hubert Robert) of the later 18th century. He achieved great celebrity with his topographical paintings and serene landscapes. He was also one of the century's most accomplished painters of tempests and moonlight scenes.

Vernet was born at Avignon and trained there with his father, Antoine, and with the history painter Philippe Sauvan. He spent the years 1734 to 1752 in Rome, where he studied classical landscapes in the tradition of Claude and Gaspard Dughet, as well as the dramatic paintings of Salvator Rosa. In Rome he was influenced by the contemporary Roman topographical painter Giovanni Paolo Panini. He had many English clients and admirers in Rome, including Richard Wilson, whom Vernet is thought to have encouraged as a landscape painter.

Vernet became a member of the Academy on his return to France and in 1753 received the important royal commission for a series of large canvases representing the ports of France (1753-65).


With an estimate of £60000 - £80000 in a London west end Gallery

beautiful original gold gilt frame