Rosa Bonheur (1822-1899), Attributed to - Pastore dei Pirenei con gregge

Important ancient painting from a 19th Century collection
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Rosa Bonheur (Bordeaux, March 16
1822 - Thomery, May 25, 1899) att.
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Museum work of good quality
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"Shepherd of the Pyrenees with flock" around 1870
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Maria Rosalia Bonheur (Bordeaux, March 16, 1822 – Thomery, May 25, 1899) was a French painter. She was famous both in France and in the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Like George Sand and Sarah Bernhardt, she was a representative figure of the early feminist movement. She was the first woman to receive the title of Officer of the Legion of Honor.
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Measurements: 81 x 64 cm
Fabric: 62 x 44 cm
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Provenance: Important private collection
In a contemporary gilded frame
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The work, of great quality, introduces us to a context of absolute rural serenity, where the shepherd spends his day in an Arcadian nature, engaged in reading a book, completely devoid of traps or threats.
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The painting is attributed to Rosa Bonheur (Bordeaux, March 16, 1822 - Thomery, May 25, 1899) att.
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***** Ideal work for collecting and investment:
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Work in good condition of conservation, recently cleaned and treated with conservative restoration. The painting is relined. . Signs of possible wear are configurable with the period of the painting.
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We propose it to the most selective collectors looking for a painting capable of clearly expressing the greatness and fame of the work published here.
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Ideal for collecting and investment
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With certificate of authenticity in accordance with the law
Professional packaging and insured shipping
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The frame in the photo is considered a gift attached to the artwork. It will be delivered with the painting free of charge. No disputes will be accepted on the frame or complaints about hypothetical transport damages, relating to the frame.