A.Rcemscl, Floral Still Life with Roses, 1900, Oil Painting on Canvas, Framed

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exquisite antique european floral still-life painting depicting a richly coloured bouquet of roses arranged in a blue-and-white vase.

the composition … Read more exquisite antique european floral still-life painting depicting a richly coloured bouquet of roses arranged in a blue-and-white vase.

the composition features red, pink and pale roses with buds and foliage against a warm ochre-yellow background. The flowers are rendered with visible expressive brushwork, giving the small-format painting a lively and decorative character.

the painting is signed at lower right “a. Rcemscl” (signature reading uncertain). The artist has not been conclusively identified, and the work is therefore offered as a signed work by an unidentified european artist.

the painting is presented in an attractive period wooden frame with a warm reddish-brown / walnut-toned finish. The frame has a broad, stepped profile and an inner decorative beaded moulding with a restrained gilded/brass-toned appearance. The combination of the richly coloured floral composition and the substantial wooden frame gives the piece a particularly warm traditional appearance.

a charming decorative artwork suitable for a traditional, country house, classical, vintage or eclectic interior.
* style: traditional
* subject: floral / still life
* period: late 19th century / early 20th century
* frame style :
traditional european wooden frame with walnut-toned finish and decorative inner beaded moulding
it has some characteristics associated with late 19th/early 20th-century traditional frames, but i would avoid calling it definitively biedermeier, art nouveau or louis philippe without examining the construction and reverse.
* estimated date : early 20th century
*artist :a. Rcemscl — signature as read, unidentified artist
*place of origin : europe — probably central/northern europe

* dimensions:
overall: 48 × 38 x 2.5cm
painting: 35 × 26.5 cm i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
designer records,
or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising
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