Carpet ID: FP-22
French Painting Corot
| Size | 50 x 85 cm / 1'8" x 2'9" feet |
|---|
An evocative 19th-century French Barbizon School oil on canvas landscape depicting the Étang de Ville-d’Avray with a solitary fisherman, painted in the manner of Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1796–1875), bearing a signature and presentation nameplate, preserved in excellent condition in a stepped gallery frame.
- Classic Barbizon Landscape Subject: Depicts the celebrated waters and woodland banks of the Étang de Ville-d’Avray, showcasing delicate silvery birch trees, lush shore foliage, and a lone fisherman navigating a punt across the misty surface.
- In the Manner of Camille Corot: Executed by an accomplished 19th-century French follower capturing Corot’s poetic tonalism, silvery light reflections, and atmospheric Barbizon aesthetic.
- Plaque & Signature: Hand-signed by the artist and mounted with a period brass presentation nameplate inscribed “COROT” set into the inner slip.
- Dimensions: Measures 50 x 85 cm (approx. 1’8″ x 2’9″ feet / 19.7″ x 33.5″ inches), providing an expansive horizontal panoramic perspective ideal for living salons, libraries, or gallery collections.
- Condition & Framing: Preserved in excellent antique condition with sound canvas and stable paint layer, housed in a stepped molded frame featuring an ebonized slip and soft silver-gilt profiling.
- Atmospheric Collector’s Accent: A sophisticated acquisition for collectors of 19th-century French landscape art, country house interiors, and Barbizon School aesthetics.







