Antonio Pecorelli (XX) - Lungo Senna da Notre Dame

Painting made in oil on a thick wooden panel, anciently defined as an altarpiece, a genre of pictorial expression widespread at the beginning of the 19th century by artists who defined the work with a wooden mount as a frame. Executed by the Neapolitan artist Antonio Pecorelli depicting a stretch of the Seine riverside frequented by occasional exhibitors for the sale of paintings. A good evocation inspired by the Belle Epoque period with a wealth of colors and typically Parisian charm. In excellent condition, it measures 41-56 cm and can be inserted into any furniture due to its originality, certification of authenticity and provenance with a photograph stamped and signed by a trusted expert expert, packaged in a workmanlike manner with recycled materials respecting the environment .