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French 19th Century Oil on Canvas Painting of Soldier with His Horse

1883

Beautifully rendered, 19th century, oil-on-board, French, Barbizon-school painting of figures in a landscape - signed, “M. Donat”, lower left, and inscribed by the artist on the reve...

Beautiful, early 19th century, oil on canvas painting of a French noble boy in a luxurious, two-piece, velvet suit trimmed in intricate lace, and a pair of striking, crimson stocking...

Ernest Crofts British, (1847-1911) The Search Party Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1889 Image size: 17.5 inches x 13.5 inches Size including frame: 27 inches x 23 inches An excellen...

A good antique miniature French School oil on panel painting, a post battle cavalry scene, James Alexander Walker (1831-1898), British, circa 1875. The painting depicts two French cavalry officers riding through a rural landscape, each on horseback, one is evidently wounded and is being supported by the other. The painting is signed to the verso of the walnut panel it is painted on and titled "Hors de Combat", meaning out of combat due to injury. Walker's auction record for a painting was at Christies London, for more than $191,000 in 2007. The painting is housed in the original ebonized frame with gilded Fleur de Lis decoration, condition is good, unrestored antique condition and ready to hang. James Alexander-Walker (1831 – 1898), was a British painter of French descent for his battle scenes. He was born in Calcutta, but from 1871 he lived in Paris where he made historical scenes of soldiers. He died in Paris...