A Late 19thC French Provincial Naïve School Oil on Canvas of a Rural Scene; 1880; M. Gilbert poa-item Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux was taken from

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux was taken from his tomb at Auteuil to be transferred to the cemetery of Valenciennes and its tomb was designed by the architect Ernest Thibaut

Depth of Shelves:  Graduating 6

Simple materials like beech simulating bamboo and lacquer were favoured rather than the ebony and ormolu that had been used at Carlton House for instance

with five operating mechanisms to animate the lips

A Late 19thC French Provincial Naïve School Oil on Canvas of a Rural Scene; 1880; M. Gilbert poa-item Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux was taken fromOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1880Width: 21. 5Height: 16. 5Depth: 1. 5 (in frame)In entirely original condition, the provincial oil on canvas painting of a youth with a stallion and hunting dog amidst classic rural French countryside walking upon a track by a river side, painted in the nave style by a journeying Englishman, and housed in its original time worn frame, signed and dated 1880 M. Gilbert to the lower right,