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Oil on canvas depicting a couple of characters from the Belle Epoque walking in a sunny glade, with an elegant young woman sitting and dreaming in the foreground, perhaps in the Bois de Boulogne, by Paul Frick *, period late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
This table is in good condition. The stuccoed wood frame has some damage to him. The painting is signed lower left. It has a label on the chassis "Salon of the French School Section Exempt" and this table has been presented at a Salon.
A report: accidents and miss on the frame, this painting was restored in the bottom, see pics.
Peintr, a student of LO. merson he exhibited at the Salon of French Artists, gets a mention in 1914. (Excerpt Bénézit).
He apprenticed with Gustave Boulanger and artistic in LO.Merson. He traveled to Britain and Italy, idealizing cleverly naturalistic themes and even portraits. Poetic elements sometimes unusual landscapes to bring an original touch. (See Dictionary of the Little Masters of Painting by Cabanne and Schurr).
