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The Young Swineherd - J. Vuillemot - Winckelmann Gallery

The Young Swineherd - J. Vuillemot

Excellent oil on canvas circa 1860 depicting a rural landscape with a small hamlet next to a road. In the foreground, a young shepherd with a pig and a few...

The Young Swineherd - J. Vuillemot

Excellent oil on canvas circa 1860 depicting a rural landscape with a small hamlet next to a road. In the foreground, a young shepherd with a pig and a few...

Jean Poulet – Montmartre Street - Winckelmann Gallery

Jean Poulet – Montmartre Street

Oil on canvas painting representing a street of Montmartre in Paris by Jean Poulet (1926-2006).

Jean Poulet – Montmartre Street

Oil on canvas painting representing a street of Montmartre in Paris by Jean Poulet (1926-2006).

Camille Liausu – The Bohemians - Winckelmann Gallery

Camille Liausu – The Bohemians

Oil on canvas painting depicting a bohemian family with their caravan and horse by Camille Liausu (1894-1975).

Camille Liausu – The Bohemians

Oil on canvas painting depicting a bohemian family with their caravan and horse by Camille Liausu (1894-1975).

Adrien Marie – Self-Portrait - Winckelmann Gallery

Adrien Marie – Self-Portrait

Self-portrait of the artist painted around 1880.

Adrien Marie – Self-Portrait

Self-portrait of the artist painted around 1880.

Maurice Lévis - Village on a River’s Edge - Winckelmann Gallery

Maurice Lévis - Village on a River’s Edge

Maurice Levis was an accomplished oil painter and watercolourist, who specialized in landscape and genre painting.

Maurice Lévis - Village on a River’s Edge

Maurice Levis was an accomplished oil painter and watercolourist, who specialized in landscape and genre painting.

Thomas Rowlandson – Dr. Syntax Robb’d of his Property - Winckelmann Gallery

Thomas Rowlandson – Dr. Syntax Robb’d of his Pr...

Amusing early edition aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson entitled " Dr. Syntax Robb’d of his Property".

Thomas Rowlandson – Dr. Syntax Robb’d of his Pr...

Amusing early edition aquatint drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson entitled " Dr. Syntax Robb’d of his Property".