This impressionist French town painting, dated October 1935, is executed in oil on an artist’s panel. It depicts a village scene with a slate church spire and red clay tile roofs, characteristic of regions such as Burgundy or inland Normandy. The composition reflects the loose, atmospheric brushwork associated with impressionist influence, capturing the charm of a historic town likely established between the 17th and 19th centuries. A “Unis France” sticker is present on the reverse, a mark used between circa 1920–1950 to designate French-made goods during the World War periods.
Material: oil on artist panel
Dimensions: 10.5” H × 16” W
There is visible warping to the panel, loss to the corners, and a white paint streak in the lower right corner. Please inspect item photos carefully for condition.
