19th Century “Chatons Et Lait” Oil Painting on Canvas Signed Alfred Brunel De Neuville

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Description

19th Century Oil on Canvas by Alfred Brunel De Neuville Titled “Chatons Et Lait.” The title translates from French to “Kittens and Milk.” Alfred-Arthur Brunel de Neuville was a French painter. In his twenties, he became renowned for his famous animal and still-life paintings. This particular piece was done in the realism style. A group of kittens are set against a dark background and are portrayed as somewhat mischievous. There is a bowl of milk set in front of them. The signature can be found on the lower right of the front of the canvas.

With the original frame: H= 15.5 in. W=19.5 in. D= 2.5 in. 3 lbs.
Canvas only: H= 9.5 in. W= 13 in.

Additional information

Weight 3 lbs
Dimensions L 2.5 x W 19.5 x H 15.5 in
Style / Period

Romanticism

Year / Century

19th Century

Place of Origin

France

Material

Canvas

Additional Dimensions

Canvas: W: 13'' H: 9.5''

Condition

The frame is covered in gold leaf and shows normal wear due to age. The artwork was surfaced cleaned with the appropriate methods and materials and re-varnished. It was relined with toned Belgian linen, to better correspond with the age of the painting, and a sheet of clear polyester Mylar was interleaved between the canvas and the support. It was then stretched over a new, custom-made stretcher.

Although we are attempting to provide realistic online images, differences in lighting sources affect the real color contracts of the painting. We will be happy to provide additional images under different lighting sources and further close-up images upon request. However, we recommend you consider the lighting in your home and how different lighting sources preserve the painting best and can improve the details the artist emphasized. We also recommend you determine the proper angle placement for the painting to avoid casting shadows or reducing glare to obtain the highest level of satisfaction from this artwork.

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