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This is an unframed oil painting signed Daubigny. purchased in 1980\'s at sale.
It maybe a work by Charles-François Daubigny. it was reviewed by prominent sale house in New York, in 2004 and was estimated to be $30,000-$60,000
we are selling it \"as is\" it is unframed but very attractive. there are some information about the presumed artist below. there is remains of red colored seal on back in the photos clearly visible that it is a painting may have had great value. there are few small tear on left side of the painting.
Charles-François Daubigny was a leading French landscape painter associated with the Barbizon school and a vital precursor to Impressionism. He famously worked from a studio boat called the Botin, painting the rivers of France directly from nature to capture authentic light and atmospheric effects.
His works were celebrated for their loose, expressive brushwork and deep reverence for rural tranquility, heavily influencing younger artists like Claude Monet. Today, Daubigny\'s paintings are prized by major international museums and collectors of nineteenth-century European art.
Charles-François Daubigny
1817 - 1878