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Panier Fleuri – 19th-Century French Still Life in a Round Frame
(“Flower Basket”)

A symphony of deep, velvety florals unfolds across this richly toned 19th-century French still life. Set within its original circular wooden frame, the painting features a basket overflowing with garden roses, cornflowers, and rambling greenery—rendered in lush, textural strokes against a dark, moody ground. This is a piece made to glow in candlelight.

The floral arrangement feels abundant and generous, yet intentionally composed, suggesting this work may have been painted in a provincial atelier where tradition and naturalism coexisted. Its round shape—a rare and sought-after format—hints at its decorative origins, likely meant to soften a room with its quiet elegance and floral charm.

The original frame shows age and wear consistent with time: visible cracks and patina that only add to the atmosphere. The painting surface is stable, with a beautiful gloss to the oil. No restoration has been done, keeping the finish honest and untouched.

Details:

  • French, late 19th century

  • Oil on board in original wooden round frame

  • Total diameter: 12.5 inches

  • Surface shows natural wear; frame has age-related cracking

  • Ready to hang as-is

This piece is a striking addition to any still life wall, powder room, or small vignette. Its round format pairs beautifully with portraits, religious iconography, or other floral works. Perfect for collectors who love a little drama in their blooms.

 

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Panier Fleuri – 19th-Century French Still Life in a Round Frame
(“Flower Basket”)

A symphony of deep, velvety florals unfolds across this richly toned 19th-century French still life. Set within its original circular wooden frame, the painting features a basket overflowing with garden roses, cornflowers, and rambling greenery—rendered in lush, textural strokes against a dark, moody ground. This is a piece made to glow in candlelight.

The floral arrangement feels abundant and generous, yet intentionally composed, suggesting this work may have been painted in a provincial atelier where tradition and naturalism coexisted. Its round shape—a rare and sought-after format—hints at its decorative origins, likely meant to soften a room with its quiet elegance and floral charm.

The original frame shows age and wear consistent with time: visible cracks and patina that only add to the atmosphere. The painting surface is stable, with a beautiful gloss to the oil. No restoration has been done, keeping the finish honest and untouched.

Details:

  • French, late 19th century

  • Oil on board in original wooden round frame

  • Total diameter: 12.5 inches

  • Surface shows natural wear; frame has age-related cracking

  • Ready to hang as-is

This piece is a striking addition to any still life wall, powder room, or small vignette. Its round format pairs beautifully with portraits, religious iconography, or other floral works. Perfect for collectors who love a little drama in their blooms.