Maison de Campagne, Chromolithograph, c. 1857
A framed 19th-century chromolithograph by Victor Petit, depicting a French country house with a distinctive brickwork, complete with plans underneath. Coming from a collection of prints published in 1857, presenting the most remarkable new-built country houses around Paris. A beautiful architectural and artistic document, presenting the idyllic styles favoured as the Parisian suburbs were developed. Signed and glazed in a beautiful veneered frame.
A framed 19th-century chromolithograph by Victor Petit, depicting a French country house with a distinctive brickwork, complete with plans underneath. Coming from a collection of prints published in 1857, presenting the most remarkable new-built country houses around Paris. A beautiful architectural and artistic document, presenting the idyllic styles favoured as the Parisian suburbs were developed. Signed and glazed in a beautiful veneered frame.
A framed 19th-century chromolithograph by Victor Petit, depicting a French country house with a distinctive brickwork, complete with plans underneath. Coming from a collection of prints published in 1857, presenting the most remarkable new-built country houses around Paris. A beautiful architectural and artistic document, presenting the idyllic styles favoured as the Parisian suburbs were developed. Signed and glazed in a beautiful veneered frame.
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- Dimensions (including frame): 43 x 33 cm.
- Signed in the bottom left-hand corner.
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